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A guide is available to help applicants understand how to apply for various NRF funding opportunities, including multiple grant eligibility criteria.
Postgraduate students can apply for funding to support their studies during the 2026 academic year through a collaboration between DSTI and the NRF.
Postgraduate students can apply for funding to support their studies during the 2027 academic year through a collaboration between DSTI and the NRF.
Opportunities to strengthen cooperation in science, research, and innovation between Europe and South Africa are outlined.
Honours students can apply for financial support to pursue their studies in the 2026 academic year through a partnership between DSTI and the NRF.
Researchers can apply to have their work evaluated and rated by the National Research Foundation for the year 2026. This evaluation supports eligibility for future funding and career advancement.
Information on the conditions under which individuals may be eligible to apply for multiple grants from the NRF.
The National Research Foundation is processing applications from honours students for the 2026 academic year. Applicants should monitor the status of their submissions.
A guide that outlines the eligibility requirements for applying to multiple NRF grants. It helps researchers understand how to apply for various funding opportunities under common criteria.
The National Research Foundation is processing applications from honours students for funding in the 2026 academic year, which will be used to support research-focused honours degrees across South African universities.
This symposium provides a platform for early-career and emerging researchers in South Africa to present their work, network with peers and senior researchers, and engage in discussions on advancing science and innovation. Participation is open to postgraduate students and young researchers across all disciplines.
This opportunity is for Black academics in South Africa who have been selected to receive funding and support through the NRF-First Rand Empowerment Foundation Black Academics Advancement Programme. Successful applicants will benefit from financial and developmental support aimed at advancing their academic careers.
