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A guide is available to help researchers understand how to apply for various NRF funding opportunities.
Researchers can apply for evaluation and rating under the NRF's 2026 call, which supports ongoing assessment of research quality and impact.
Postgraduate students in South Africa can apply for funding to support their studies during the 2027 academic year.
Information on eligibility criteria for multiple grants offered by the NRF is available for applicants.
Postgraduate students in South Africa can apply for funding to support their studies during the 2026 academic year.
This is a feature story highlighting Siboza Banele Nkosingiphile, a young South African researcher, as part of the National Research Foundation's Youth Month 2024 initiative. The profile celebrates his contributions to science and research, aiming to inspire other young people in the country to pursue careers in science and innovation.
This is an open call for applications to access advanced research infrastructure at iThemba Laboratories, a leading accelerator-based science facility in Africa. The opportunity is available to researchers and students who require access to particle and nuclear research facilities, including those using the MeerKAT and KAT-7 telescopes and other national research platforms.
This award is given to early career researchers who have demonstrated exceptional research excellence. Dr Thulani Andrew Chauke has been selected as the recipient of this award by the National Research Foundation.
This programme provides funding and support to black academics in South Africa to advance their research careers. Successful applicants will receive financial and institutional backing to strengthen their academic positions and contribute to national development through research.
This funding opportunity supports honours students in South Africa who are pursuing research in science, engineering, or technology. The programme aims to build research capacity among emerging scholars.
This programme supports Black academics in advancing their careers through research and innovation. It aims to strengthen equity and representation in higher education and research.
Postgraduate students can apply for funding to support their research work during the 2026 academic year. This initiative is part of the NRF’s broader strategy to strengthen research capacity in the country.
