The Oppenheimer Memorial Trust (OMT) is the charitable trust of the Oppenheimer family. They are deeply committed to education in South Africa and offering opportunities to underprivileged students, and, as such, the OMT awards scholarships for postgraduate studies in academia, research, development, or related fields at master’s, doctoral, and postdoctoral … Read more
Harvard University’s Fellowship Program was established in 1979 by the president of the university Derek Bok. The goal was to meet the academic needs of South Africans who were denied advanced education by the ruling of South Africa’s apartheid system at the time. This program was developed as a prompt … Read more
The NRF – Nuffic Doctoral Scholarship Programme is aimed at providing financial assistance to full-time students, studying a 4 year Doctoral Degree. Prospective applicants are those who have achieved a 65%+ average for their Master’s Degree, while studying at a Dutch Higher Education Institution or an accredited South African Partner University. Preference … Read more
As one of the largest Universities in the country with over 400,000 students, the University of South Africa (UNISA) offers quality academic education to the public. Students based both locally and Internationally take courses from its many colleges or affiliates. Through the UNISA Postgraduate Diploma and Honours bursaries programs, students have been … Read more
The SKA Bursary consists of several Postdoctoral fellowships funded by SARAO. SARAO is the South African Radio Astronomy Observatory and the SKA project is building the largest radio telescope in the world. SKA stands for Square Kilometre Array as that is the size of the area they want to build … Read more