Genesis Analytics is a firm that has worked in 90 countries, with its roots firmly planted in Africa. The company takes a global perspective while focusing on the continent by identifying opportunities for change, both social and private, and unlocking their latent value through a multi-faceted approach.
Genesis Analytics has expertise in a variety of areas, including:
behavioural sciences
competition economics and regulation
climate finance
the digital economy and regulation
economic impact assessment
financial services strategy
human development, monitoring
evaluation and learning
public health and financing
shared value and corporate impact
youth employment
The company's clients include all levels of government, corporates and banks, development agencies, multilateral organisations, foundations, regulators, and law firms.
Genesis Analytics has increased its focus on the critical questions of the century, particularly the triangle of forces shaping Africa's future, including the youth wave arising from Africa's great demographic transition, opportunities on the continent from global technological change, and managing and mitigating regional climate change.
Bursary description
The Genesis Educational Foundation Trust (GEFT) Bursary is intended for young South African students who come from underprivileged backgrounds and are qualified to pursue their honours or master's degrees in Economics or similar fields at a recognized university in South Africa.
To qualify for this bursary, applicants must be applying for one of the following degrees or related disciplines:
Economics
Economic Science
Applied Economics
Development Economics
Behavioural Economics
International Development
Public Health: Epidemiology
Health Economics
A minimum average of 65% must have been obtained for their undergraduate and/or honours degrees. This bursary is primarily intended to cover tuition fees and the cost of books and stationery. Depending on the available funds, GEFT may also contribute to other needs, such as accommodation and transportation.
Requirements and eligibility
To apply for the Genesis Educational Foundation Trust Bursary, candidates must meet the following requirements in order to qualify:
The applicant must be a South African Citizen
Students must have an interest in pursuing an Honors or Master's degree in Economics or Public Health and related fields
Students must come from a disadvantaged background as defined by the Employment Equity Act 55 of 1998
Applicants should be willing to study or currently studying at a recognized university in South Africa
A minimum of 65% marks must have been attained for the applicant's undergraduate or Honors degree.
How to apply
*Please note that applications for the 2025 Genesis Educational Foundation Trust Bursary are now closed.
If you want to apply for a bursary, please use the link below to submit your application online. Your application must include:
a comprehensive CV
a copy of your South African ID
a motivational letter
full academic transcripts from your first year of study to the present (uploaded as a single document)
a recent writing sample (such as an essay or proposal).
After receiving applications, they are screened for relevant skills, competencies, and experience. Applicants undergo an initial telephonic interview and an online case study assessment. Shortlisted candidates will have a panel interview, and successful candidates will be added to the internship database, with offers based on available project work.
Please note that sending profiles via email is not acceptable, and all applications must be submitted through the careers page using the provided link.
It is essential to be a South African citizen by birth to qualify for the bursary. Shortlisted candidates will be the only ones contacted for further communication, and if you do not receive any feedback within three weeks, your application is unsuccessful. Genesis Analytics reserves the right not to proceed with any advertised opportunity. All appointments are in line with their employment equity plan and policies, and all applications are treated confidentially.
