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Black academics in South Africa can apply for support through the BAAP programme, which aims to advance equity and inclusion in higher education and research. The programme provides funding and mentorship to help Black academics progress in their careers.
Researchers can apply to have their work evaluated and rated by the NRF, which contributes to national research quality assessment and career advancement.
The National Research Foundation is launching the 2025 NRF Awards to recognize outstanding contributions to research, innovation, and development across South Africa. This opportunity is open to researchers, postgraduate students, and academic institutions who have made significant impacts in their fields.
This programme supports black academics through funding and advancement opportunities aimed at strengthening equity and inclusion in South Africa’s higher education and research sectors.
This funding supports postgraduate students in South Africa who are conducting research in science, engineering, and technology, helping to strengthen national research capacity.
This funding opportunity provides financial support to honours students pursuing research in science, engineering, and technology disciplines across South African institutions.
This session brings together academic researchers and energy policy experts to discuss how research can inform and improve national energy policy. It is open to researchers, academics, and professionals involved in energy policy development and implementation in South Africa.
This opportunity is for suppliers to submit a quotation for environmental monitoring services at the Elwandle site within the SGMC region. The National Research Foundation is seeking qualified contractors to provide technical services related to environmental data collection and analysis.
Botswana university students are given the opportunity to gain practical experience using the particle accelerator at iThemba LABS, a leading research facility in South Africa.
The National Research Foundation is highlighting Professor Roula Inglesi-Lotz as a key figure during Women’s Month 2026. This feature celebrates her contributions to science and research, particularly in advancing women in academia and innovation.
Black academics in South Africa can apply for advancement support through a joint programme by the NRF and First Rand Empowerment Foundation.
Honours students in South Africa can apply for financial support to pursue their studies in the 2026 academic year.
