Why Bursaries Matter for Unemployed Students If you are unemployed and want to study further, bursaries can help you access education without paying full tuition costs. Many South African bursaries are designed for students from low-income households, unemployed youth, and those with strong academic potential. In 2026, several government departments, SETAs, companies, and educational trusts … Read more
What You Need Before Applying The Masakh’isizwe Bursary Programme offers full financial support to South African students who want careers in engineering and the built environment. It is one of the Western Cape Government’s major initiatives to develop scarce skills and empower youth through education. If you plan to study civil engineering, architecture, quantity surveying, … Read more
Students planning to study at a TVET College in 2026 and build an artisan career now have a valuable funding opportunity to consider. The Patrick Ndwamato (PN) Foundation Bursary Programme is designed specifically for students choosing technical and vocational education. While many bursaries focus on university degrees, this programme supports learners preparing for high-demand artisan … Read more
Students planning to study Civil Engineering, Geology, Geochemistry, or Environmental Sciences at a South African university in 2026 now have a valuable bursary opportunity to consider. The Jones & Wagener Bursary Programme 2026 offers more than tuition support. Selected students may also receive practical industry experience, paid vacation work, and possible long-term employment with one … Read more
South African graduates planning postgraduate studies in science now have an excellent funding opportunity. The Poliomyelitis Research Foundation (PRF) Bursary Programme 2026 / 2027 is inviting applications from postgraduate students whose research focuses on Virology. This bursary supports future researchers working in infectious diseases, medical science, microbiology, and public health. If you plan to study … Read more