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This opportunity involves the ongoing evaluation and processing of honours student applications submitted for funding through the National Research Foundation for the 2026 academic year. Applicants must have applied through the official NRF application system.
A comprehensive guide is available to help applicants understand the requirements, eligibility criteria, and submission process for multiple NRF funding opportunities.
Honours students in South Africa can access funding to support their studies in the 2026 academic year under a collaboration between DSTI and the NRF.
South African researchers and institutions can participate in collaborative initiatives with European partners to strengthen science and innovation ties.
Honours students may have their applications processed for funding consideration under the NRF’s 2026 honours funding cycle.
Black academics in South Africa can apply for advancement funding through the BAAP programme, aimed at strengthening equity and inclusion in higher education and research.
Postgraduate students can apply for financial support for the 2026 academic year through a partnership between DSTI and the NRF.
Postgraduate students can apply for funding to support their studies in the 2027 academic year through a joint initiative between DSTI and the NRF.
Researchers are invited to submit applications for evaluation and rating under the NRF's assessment framework. This process determines eligibility for future funding and recognition.
Opportunities exist for strengthening collaboration between European and South African institutions in science, research, and innovation.
Postgraduate students in South Africa can apply for funding for the 2027 academic year through a joint programme between the Department of Science and Innovation and the NRF.
Black academics in South Africa can apply for support through the BAAP 2026 programme, which aims to advance the careers of Black researchers and promote equity in academia.
