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.
For students building a future in horticulture or landscaping, second year can feel financially heavier than the first. The SANA Tom Arnold Bursary Fund 2026 is now open — offering targeted support for students who have successfully completed their first-year modules and are continuing their studies. With the 31 March 2026 closing date approaching, eligible … Read more
If you’re planning to pursue a Master’s, PhD, postdoctoral research, or academic sabbatical, funding is likely your biggest concern right now. The Oppenheimer Memorial Trust Scholarships 2026 / 2027 are open — and the deadlines are closer than they seem. For postgraduate students and academics in South Africa, this scholarship matters because it supports advanced … Read more
For students studying horticulture or landscaping, funding can feel like the hardest part of the journey. The SANA Bursary 2026 offers focused financial support for those already committed to building a future in South Africa’s green industry. If you’re currently studying horticulture or landscaping and planning to register for 2026, this matters now. The closing … Read more
Tomorrow Trust Bursary 2026: Are you an orphaned or vulnerable South African student with a passion for Engineering, IT, Computer Science, or Chemical Engineering? Build your future with the Tomorrow Trust Bursary Programme 2026. This is more than just financial aid—it is a holistic development programme that provides full funding for tuition, accommodation, textbooks, and living allowances, plus mentorship, psychosocial support, and … Read more
If you’re a South African student in mining, engineering, or applied sciences, this matters right now. Funding windows for 2026 are narrowing, and opportunities that cover everything are rare. The Tharisa Bursary 2026 stands out because it goes beyond tuition — but it also comes with real expectations. A bursary that covers more than just … Read more
iSimangaliso Wetland Park Bursary 2026: Are you a passionate KwaZulu-Natal learner from a land-claimant or neighbouring community, ready to study and protect our natural wonders? Secure your future in conservation with the iSimangaliso Wetland Park Bursary Programme 2026. This unique opportunity supports first-year students pursuing studies in Conservation, Tourism, and related fields, offering not just financial aid but … Read more
For many matriculants, passing well is only half the battle. The real stress starts after results are out, when university acceptance letters arrive, but funding is still uncertain. The FASSET Matric Bursary 2026 matters because it targets a very specific group of learners: high-performing 2025 matriculants who want to study finance, accounting, IT, or actuarial … Read more
Sanlam Actuarial Bursary 2027: Are you a top-performing student with exceptional Maths skills and a dream of a career at the pinnacle of finance and risk management? Secure your future with the Sanlam Actuarial Bursary for 2027. This is one of South Africa’s most prestigious and comprehensive bursary programmes, designed to identify and nurture the country’s next generation … Read more
Sorbet Academy Bursary Programme 2026: Are you a creative, passionate individual with a dream of building a hands-on career in the dynamic beauty and grooming industry? Unlock your beauty career with the Sorbet Academy Bursary Programme 2026. This is your chance to receive fully funded, accredited training at South Africa’s premier beauty academy, with a direct pathway … Read more
South Africa’s future food security depends on skilled crop scientists — and funding remains one of the biggest barriers for students entering this field. The South African Society of Crop Production (SASCP) Bursary 2026 is now open, offering financial support to undergraduate and postgraduate students studying crop production-related degrees at South African universities. If you’re … Read more