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A guide provided by the NRF to help applicants understand how to apply for multiple grants and meet eligibility criteria.
This opportunity refers to the ongoing processing of applications for honours students seeking funding from the NRF for the 2026 academic year.
Opportunity to participate in collaborative research initiatives between South Africa and Europe.
Suppliers are invited to submit quotations for the supply of anti-foul paint to be used at the SAEON Elwandle research station. The paint is required for maintenance of marine infrastructure to prevent biofouling and ensure long-term functionality of monitoring equipment.
This programme offers support and funding to black academics in South Africa to advance their careers and contribute to national research goals. It is open to eligible applicants who meet the selection criteria.
This process involves the evaluation and assessment of honours student applications submitted for NRF funding. It is part of the broader funding cycle for academic year 2026.
Training and capacity-building workshops designed to empower researchers across South Africa to strengthen biodiversity science. These workshops are part of a broader initiative to enhance scientific expertise and collaboration in environmental research.
Black academics in South Africa are invited to apply for the BAAP programme, which supports career advancement, research capacity building, and institutional transformation within higher education institutions.
The National Research Foundation is celebrating Youth Month 2025 by highlighting Ronald Mashamba as a role model. This event aims to inspire young people in South Africa to engage with science, research, and innovation.
This is a national conference focused on global change, bringing together researchers, scientists, and innovation professionals to discuss critical environmental, scientific, and socio-economic challenges. It provides a platform for knowledge exchange, collaboration, and advancing research in the field of global change.
The National Research Foundation is recognising Vuyisani Michael Rabela as a honouree during Youth Month 2025. This recognition highlights his contributions to science and research as a young South African scholar.
This opportunity provides funding and support to Black academics in South Africa to advance their careers through research, mentorship, and institutional development. Successful applicants will receive financial and professional development support to strengthen their academic standing and contribute to national research goals.
