Closed Bursaries

Bursaries that are currently Closed and will open again on the next cycle of intake

Nedbank Bursary 2026 – Apply for Excellence STEM & Green Economy Funding in South Africa

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Nedbank Bursary 2026

The Nedbank  Bursary 2026 is a flagship initiative by Nedbank, one of South Africa’s major banks, to support academically strong students from financially disadvantaged backgrounds. It targets scarce and critical skills in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) and the Green Economy — fields that reduce carbon emissions, pollution, and environmental degradation while creating sustainable jobs. … Read more

Sasol Bursary 2026 – What you need to know and how to apply for 2026

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The Sasol Bursary 2026 is one of South Africa’s most prestigious corporate bursary programmes, offered by Sasol Limited through the Sasol Foundation. It targets high-performing students from disadvantaged backgrounds who wish to pursue scarce-skills and technical qualifications at recognised South African universities and TVET colleges. Quick Summary Box Bursary Name Sasol Bursary 2026 (Sasol Foundation … Read more

NSFAS Bursary 2026 (National Student Financial Aid Scheme) – What you need to know and how to apply

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  ■ NSFAS applications for 2026 funding are currently closed. NSFAS stated that 2026 applications closed and that outcomes would be communicated via the myNSFAS portal. Visit Open Bursaries for more opportunities. NSFAS Bursary 2026 (National Student Financial Aid Scheme) is South Africa’s main government student funding programme for eligible students studying at public universities and … Read more

Funza Lushaka Bursary : What you need to know and how to apply for 2026

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■ Applications for this bursary are currently closed. Visit Open Bursaries for the latest opportunities. The Funza Lushaka Bursary 2026 is one of South Africa’s best-known teaching bursaries. It is run by the Department of Basic Education (DBE) to support students who want to study teaching in priority subject areas, and it is linked to … Read more