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Funding is available for honours students in science, engineering, and technology fields supported by the Department of Science and Innovation (DSI) and the NRF. This supports post-secondary education and research training.
Financial support is offered to postgraduate students in science and technology disciplines through a joint initiative between the Department of Science and Innovation and the NRF.
This programme offers support and funding to Black academics in South Africa to advance their careers through research and innovation. It is aimed at strengthening representation and equity in higher education and research.
This award recognises individuals or organisations that have made outstanding contributions to developing research capacity and advancing transformation in South African research institutions. It is open to those who have demonstrated sustained impact in building research capability, particularly among historically disadvantaged groups.
Researchers in South Africa can apply to be evaluated and rated by the National Research Foundation (NRF) for the year 2026. This rating assesses the quality and impact of their research output and contributes to national recognition and funding opportunities.
The National Research Foundation is highlighting Dr Lindokuhle Dlamini as a young researcher during Youth Month 2024. This is an opportunity to learn about his work and achievements in science and research.
The u’GOOD Conference 2025 invites youth researchers, young professionals, academics, and stakeholders from the Global South to participate in a global dialogue on advancing youth wellbeing. The event will focus on innovative solutions and leadership roles emerging from the Global South.
An international summit bringing together young scientists from around the world to engage in discussions, networking, and collaborative research on pressing global challenges. The event is organized by the National Research Foundation and aims to foster innovation and scientific advancement.
This award is offered by the National Research Foundation to recognize outstanding early career or emerging researchers in South Africa who have demonstrated exceptional research performance and potential. It is intended for individuals who are at the beginning of their independent research careers and have made significant contributions to their field.
This opportunity involves the ongoing review and evaluation of honours-level student applications for funding from the National Research Foundation for the 2026 academic year.
Honours students in South Africa can access funding to support their studies in research-intensive disciplines through this initiative.
Postgraduate students can apply for financial support to pursue their studies in science, engineering, and technology fields under this funding initiative.
