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Rhodes University offers postgraduate programmes supported by expert supervision and access to research opportunities. Students can benefit from a range of resources including workshops, seminars, writing retreats, and collaborative projects through the Centre for Postgraduate Study.
Information and opportunities related to financial support for postgraduate study at Rhodes University, including grants and scholarships.
Opportunities for postgraduate students to engage in interdisciplinary and collaborative research initiatives under the guidance of experienced researchers.
The NGSSA Fellowship is offered to postgraduate students who are engaged in research relevant to the goals of the National Graduate Students' Association (NGSSA). This opportunity provides financial support for research activities.
Rhodes University offers affordable accommodation in its student residences for students who are writing their January supplementary exams. The accommodation is designed to provide a suitable and friendly environment to support exam preparation and performance.
Mr R. Douglas is available to assist with inquiries related to NMR and mass spectrometry services, instrumentation booking, training, and analytical chemistry support at Rhodes University.
A week-long series of public lectures hosted by the Department of Political and International Studies at Rhodes University. Each lecture runs for about an hour and takes place over lunch, focusing on an issue of public concern relevant to students' future careers and lives. The events are open to first-year and other interested students, staff, and members of the wider community.
The 2025 Teach-In is an upcoming week-long series of public lectures hosted by the Rhodes University Department of Political and International Studies. It will focus on a current issue of public concern and will be open to all members of the public. Lectures are scheduled to take place over lunch and last approximately one hour.
The Department of Linguistics and Applied Language Studies will host new research seminars starting in July 2026. These seminars are intended for researchers, postgraduate students, and academic staff interested in current developments in linguistics and applied language studies.
This opportunity allows students to pursue academic programmes in primary and early childhood education through the Faculty of Education at Rhodes University.
This one-year full-time in-attendance programme prepares graduates to teach in Grades 7–9 (Senior Phase) and Grades 10–12 (Further Education & Training). It requires a bachelor’s degree with a minimum 60% average and specific subject requirements. A two-year part-time option is available in exceptional cases with special permission. The programme is delivered on the Rhodes University campus in Makhanda and does not offer distance or online learning.
Staff must maintain a record of all hours worked in the calendar month and submit the 2015 Overtime/LILO register to the HR Generalist for claim processing.
