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Information on eligibility requirements for applying to multiple grants offered by the NRF is available to ensure applicants meet all conditions.
The National Research Foundation is currently processing honours applications submitted for the 2026 academic year. Applicants are advised to monitor the portal for updates.
The National Research Foundation is currently processing applications for honours students for the 2026 academic year. This opportunity supports undergraduate students pursuing honours degrees in research-related fields through financial assistance and research training.
This opportunity announces the successful applicants for a pilot funding call focused on sustainable development goals, managed by the National Research Foundation in collaboration with the Global Research Council.
A non-NRF opportunity aimed at fostering collaboration between European and South African research institutions.
The National Research Foundation is processing applications submitted by honours students for funding in 2026.
Researchers can apply to have their work evaluated and rated by the National Research Foundation for the 2026 cycle. This evaluation supports career advancement and funding eligibility.
Honours students may apply for financial support from the DSTI-NRF programme to fund their studies in the 2026 academic year.
Postgraduate students can apply for funding from the DSTI-NRF partnership to support their studies during the 2026 academic year.
Researchers are invited to submit proposals for funding under the NRF's 2025–2026 funding cycle. This includes various thematic and strategic areas.
This refers to the administrative process for reviewing and processing applications submitted by honours students for funding consideration.
This opportunity provides recognition and support to successful applicants of the 2026 Black Academics Advancement Programme, which aims to promote equity and advancement for Black academics in South Africa. The programme is jointly run by the National Research Foundation and the First Rand Empowerment Foundation.
