Latest Bursaries in South Africa
APS (Admission Point Score) is an initial screening tool used by Universities. Each course has an APS score plus some additional requirements per subject. Students can work out their scores. If they do not meet the APS requirements, they should not apply, as they will not be considered by the … Read more
Table of Contents How to calculate your APS score? Which subjects count for APS? What’s the difference between APS and a Bachelor’s Pass? What is the National Benchmarking Test (NBT)? How does APS work? Let’s use an example What is a good APS score? An Admission Point Score (APS) is … Read more
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
The Poliomyelitis Research Foundation (PRF) provides 5 Postgraduate students with financial assistance every year. This takes the form of the PRF Bursary Programme. The Bursaries are aimed at financially needy students, with preference given to South African citizens, boasting an academic history of at least 60%. The Poliomyelitis Research Foundation … Read more
The SAMSTIP Bursary Programme will provide financial assistance to students studying either a four year Bachelor of Education (B.Ed) Degree or a Postgraduate (PGCE) Degree at the University of South Africa (UNISA). The SAMSTIP Bursary Programme will pay for the successful applicant’s tuition fees as well as other study related … Read more