Find the latest bursaries in South Africa — including full and partial funding opportunities for university, TVET and college students. We list closing dates, eligibility criteria, stipend amounts, application links and tips to help you access financial support for tuition, accommodation, books and living costs.
The ACT Nyoloha Scholarship Programme 2026 is now open — offering young South African creatives a funded opportunity to study performing, visual, or digital arts in 2027. If you are currently in Grade 12 (or have university exemption) and dream of building a career in the arts but worry about tuition costs, this scholarship could … Read more
Are you a South African professional looking to advance your career with a fully-funded Master’s degree in Australia? The Australia Awards Scholarships 2027 Programme is now accepting applications for the 2027 intake. This prestigious scholarship offers South Africans the chance to study in Australia while gaining international exposure, developing high-level skills, and contributing to development … Read more
The AfriSam Bursary South Africa 2026 has officially opened — and for many Mechanical and Electrical Engineering students, this announcement comes at the right time. University costs in South Africa continue to rise. Tuition, accommodation, transport, textbooks, and daily expenses quickly add up. For students from financially stretched households, continuing an engineering qualification can feel … Read more
Starke Ayres Bursary 2026 Opportunities in Gauteng support agriculture students in plant science, genetics and soil science studies. For many agriculture students in Gauteng, funding remains the biggest obstacle between ambition and qualification. The Starke Ayres Bursary 2026 Opportunities could offer meaningful relief for those studying plant and agricultural sciences in 2025. If you’re currently … Read more
Glencore Rock Engineering Bursary 2026: Are you a first or second-year university student with a passion for mining and a strong academic record in Mathematics and English? Shape the future of mining with the Glencore Rock Engineering Bursary 2026. This comprehensive financial support package is designed for high-performing students pursuing a career in mining technical services, offering full … Read more
Glencore Bursary 2026: Are you a first or second-year university student studying Occupational Hygiene or Industrial Psychology? Build your future in mining with the Glencore Bursary 2026 at the Steelpoort operations in Limpopo. This is a fully funded opportunity to complete your studies with the support of one of the world’s largest diversified mining companies, covering tuition, residence, textbooks, … Read more
If you’ve just finished Matric and dream of working in aviation, this could be your moment. The ATNS Bursary 2026 is now open, with 117 bursaries available in air traffic services fields. For unemployed South African youth who meet the academic requirements, this programme offers a direct pathway into one of the country’s most specialised … Read more
For many South African students, second year is when financial pressure becomes overwhelming. Fees increase, accommodation costs rise, and NSFAS or family support may no longer be enough. The GABS Bursary 2026 for Computer Science students could be a lifeline — especially if your household income falls below the required threshold and you’re studying toward … Read more
Compensation Fund Bursary 2026: Are you a COID beneficiary with permanent disablement, or a dependant of a COID beneficiary? Unlock your future with the Compensation Fund Bursary Programme 2026. This special bursary, under the Department of Employment and Labour, provides comprehensive financial support to help eligible South Africans access education and training for workplace reintegration or self-employment. If … Read more
If you live in the Vaal Triangle and plan to study in a manufacturing-related field, this could be the opportunity that changes your year. The Calderys SA 2026 Bursary Opportunity is now open, with applications closing on 28 February 2026. For students worried about how they’ll afford tertiary education, especially in technical or industrial fields, … Read more