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Black academics can apply for advancement opportunities under the BAAP programme funded jointly by the NRF and FREF for 2026.
A guide is available to assist applicants in understanding the requirements for multiple grant eligibility criteria.
Collaborative projects are supported to strengthen scientific ties between Europe and South Africa.
Opportunities are available through the Human Frontier Science Program for international research collaboration and funding.
This award recognizes individuals who have made outstanding contributions to engaging the public with research. Professor Darelle van Greunen has been selected as the recipient of this award by the National Research Foundation.
This opportunity allows honours students to submit their applications for funding through the NRF. Successful applicants will be supported with financial assistance for their studies.
This opportunity fosters collaboration between European and South African researchers and institutions. It supports joint projects aimed at advancing science and innovation across both regions.
This programme provides support and advancement opportunities for black academics in South Africa. It aims to strengthen equity and inclusion in higher education and research sectors.
This opportunity provides access to international funding and engagement activities through the Human Frontier Science Program, supporting cutting-edge biological and biomedical research.
Researchers in South Africa can apply for funding through open calls managed by the NRF. These calls are available periodically and support various research fields.
This funding supports students pursuing honours degrees in South Africa during the 2026 academic year. Applicants must be enrolled at a South African higher education institution.
A funding opportunity for postgraduate students in South Africa for the 2026 academic year. This includes master’s and doctoral candidates from accredited institutions.
