Norton Rose Fulbright Bursary South Africa 2025

Norton Rose Fulbright Bursary South Africa 2025 – 2026

ABOUT THE COMPANY – NORTON ROSE FULBRIGHT

Norton Rose Fulbright Bursary South Africa 2025 – 2026; Norton Rose Fulbright is an international law firm, with more than 50 offices across the globe

Norton Rose Fulbright South Africa has offices in 3 major cities: Cape Town, Johannesburg and Durban, where over 200 lawyers provide a range of legal services.

Since the bursary programme began, Norton Rose Fulbright South Africa has awarded more than R1.5 million to talented South African law students.

ABOUT THE NORTON ROSE FULBRIGHT BURSARY PROGRAMME – FIELDS COVERED

Norton Rose Fulbright South Africa is inviting Law students, to apply for their bursary programme for the 2023 academic year..

Bursaries will be awarded for studies towards these Law qualifications

BA Law
BCom Law
LLB

MORE ABOUT THE NORTON ROSE FULBRIGHT BURSARY PROGRAMME – COVERAGE VALUE

The bursary will be awarded to the maximum value of R90 000, to be used towards study-related fees.

ZAbusaries.com is committed to keeping you up to date with the latest bursary opportunities, and this article covers all details about the Norton Rose Fulbright Bursary.

After graduation, students may be offered employment at the company, in the position of Candidate Attorney.

ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS FOR THE NORTON ROSE FULBRIGHT BURSARY

Applicants must satisfy the following minimum entry criteria before applying (please note that failure to satisfy all the requirements will lead to your application not being considered):

You must be a South African citizen
You must be studying or intend on studying towards a Law qualification (BA Law, BCom Law or LLB degree)
You must be enrolled at a recognised and accredited University in South Africa
You must have a strong academic record
You must have achieved and maintained a minimum “B” symbol for English in Grade 11 and Matric if entering 1st year in 2022
You must have achieved and maintained a minimum “C” symbol for Mathematics in Grade 11 and Matric if entering 1st year in 2022
You must have achieved and maintained an above-average academic record if currently studying
You must be from a previously disadvantaged background and have proven financial need

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HOW TO APPLY FOR THE NORTON ROSE FULBRIGHT BURSARY

Applications must be submitted online at Norton Rose Fulbright Bursary Application 2022
Submit clear copies of the following supporting documentation along with your application (the submission of these documents is compulsory – if any items are missing, your application may be disqualified):

ID document (certified copy)
Grade 11 final results and Matric final results/ certificate, if entering first year (certified copy)
Full academic record, including most recent results, if currently studying (on institutions letterhead)
Proof of university acceptance or registration (on institutions letterhead)
Motivational letter, stating why you think you should be awarded the bursary
Full Curriculum Vitae (your leaply application profile)

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CLOSING DATE FOR THE NORTON ROSE FULBRIGHT BURSARY

14 January 2023.
(Applications submitted after this date will not be accepted – please apply before the closing date to ensure your application is considered.)

CONTACT THE BURSARY PROVIDER

For any queries related to this bursary programme, please contact Norton Rose Fulbright South Africa directly:
Johannesburg Office
Tel: 011 685 8500

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