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This programme supports black academics in South Africa by providing funding and resources to enhance their research and career development. It is open to eligible applicants from universities and research institutions across the country.
Funding is available for honours students through a collaboration between the Department of Science and Innovation and the NRF. This funding supports research-focused honours programmes across various disciplines.
Postgraduate students can apply for financial support from the DSTI-NRF to pursue studies in the 2027 academic year. This funding aims to strengthen research capacity at South African universities.
A guide provided by the NRF to help applicants understand the process, eligibility criteria, and requirements for applying to multiple funding opportunities.
Honours students can apply for financial assistance from the DSTI-NRF to support their studies during the 2026 academic year. This funding is aimed at promoting excellence in undergraduate research training.
Information outlining the conditions under which individuals or institutions may be eligible to apply for more than one grant from the NRF.
Researchers can apply to have their work evaluated and rated by the National Research Foundation for research performance assessment purposes. This evaluation supports funding decisions and career advancement opportunities.
A call for collaboration between South African and European researchers to strengthen scientific cooperation in various fields, including technology, environment, and health.
Postgraduate students can apply for financial support from the DSTI-NRF to fund their studies in the 2026 academic year. This funding supports research capacity development across South African higher education institutions.
An open call inviting researchers and institutions to submit proposals for funding in the years 2025 and 2026. This includes a range of research areas and strategic priorities.
This refers to the ongoing processing of honours student applications for funding in 2026. It indicates that applications are being reviewed and managed by the NRF.
Information on eligibility for multiple grants is provided to help applicants determine their suitability.