Browse government tenders, quotations, vacancies and documents across South Africa.
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A guide provided by the NRF to help applicants understand how to prepare and submit applications for funding opportunities.
Researchers are invited to apply for evaluation and rating under the NRF’s researcher evaluation system, which determines eligibility for continued funding and recognition.
Information on the conditions and requirements that applicants must meet to be eligible for multiple grants from the NRF.
This is a process for evaluating and processing applications submitted by honours students for funding under the NRF’s honours funding schemes.
The National Research Foundation is offering access to its network of national research infrastructure platforms, including iThemba Laboratories, SAAO, SAEON, SAIAB, and SARAO. Researchers, postgraduate students, and academic institutions can apply to use these facilities for scientific research and innovation.
This award is granted to early career researchers who have demonstrated exceptional research excellence in their field. Dr Itumeleng Monageng has been selected as the recipient of this award for the year 2025.
This is a public list of researchers who have been rated as P (Professional) by the National Research Foundation in 2021. The rating reflects their ongoing contribution to research and innovation in South Africa. This list is available for public viewing and serves as recognition of their research standing.
The National Research Foundation is featuring Noxolo Felicia Vilakazi as a highlight of Youth Month 2026. This recognition celebrates her contributions to science and research as a young South African scholar.
The National Research Foundation is hosting an event during Youth Month 2023 featuring Lindiwe Mahlangu. The event aims to engage young people and highlight the importance of science, research, and innovation in addressing socio-economic challenges in South Africa.
The National Research Foundation is hosting a Youth Month event in 2024 featuring Dr Lindokuhle Dlamini as a guest speaker. The event aims to inspire young South Africans to engage with science, research, and innovation.
The National Research Foundation has announced the successful applicants for the 2025 DSTI-NRF Freestanding and Innovation Postdoctoral Fellowships. These fellowships are awarded to outstanding postdoctoral researchers in South Africa who are conducting innovative and impactful research in science, engineering, and technology. Selected candidates will receive financial support to further their research and contribute to national development through scientific advancement.
This programme supports Black academics in South Africa through funding and capacity-building opportunities. It aims to advance equity and inclusion in higher education and research by enabling qualified individuals to pursue academic careers.
