The Thailand International Postgraduate Programme offers scholarships to pursue the following fields of study:

• - Food Security
• - Climate change
• - Public Health
• - Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
• - Sufficiency Economy Philosophy

The Sasol Bursary Programme offers bursaries on the basis of a service-binding (work back obligation after graduation) contract.

Applications may be submitted for one of the following fields of study:

Undergraduate studies:

B Eng or BSc Engineering

B Sc

B Com

Chemical

Chemistry (Masters compulsory)

B Com Accounting  CA Stream (CTA, PGDA compulsory)

Mechanical

Geology (Hons compulsory)

Electrical

Programme outline

The New Zealand Aid Programme offers scholarships to potential applicants from eligible African countries
(including South Africa) who are motivated to make a difference at home. Applications are now open for
studies in 2020.

Types of scholarships available

There are two types of scholarships available:

1) New Zealand Scholarship for International Tertiary
Students, and

The Chinese Government is offering scholarships for South African students to study at Chinese institutions starting in the 2018/19 academic year.

The scholarship may be awarded for undergraduate (Bachelors) in the identified scarce skills, postgraduate (Masters or PhD) or non-degree Chinese language studies.

Bachelor’s degree scholarships are taught in Chinese and will only be awarded to applicants who already have the required level of Chinese proficiency (HSK 4 or above).

Preference is given to applications for postgraduate studies.

The CHIETA has established a bursary Programme to offer financial assistance to young South Africans who qualify to undertake full-time studies at any accredited South African Public Tertiary Institution.

CHIETA 2020 Bursary Applications is now open until 28 February 2019, NO late applications will be considered.

The application window will open on 01 February 2019 (If you have not heard from CHIETA by 31 March 2019 consider your application unsuccessful).

Commonwealth Split-site Scholarships (for low and middle income countries)

Commonwealth Split-site Scholarships are for PhD candidates from low and middle income Commonwealth countries, to spend up to 12 months at a UK university as part of their doctoral studies in their home country.

These scholarships are offered under six themes:

The South African Avocado Growers’ Association (SAAGA) makes bursaries available to individuals from historically disadvantaged groups for studies to towards a BSc (Agric) or equivalent degrees majoring in Horticultural Science or Agricultural Economics / Agribusiness.

Aim of bursary is to ensure that appropriately trained graduates of colour enter the South African avocado industry to enable continued growth of the sector.

Duration of bursary

The Exchange Program for Undergraduate Students (PEC-G), officially created in 1965 by Decree 55,613 and currently ruled by Decree 7,948/2013, provides students from developing countries with which Brazil maintains educational, cultural or scientific and technological agreements the opportunity to pursue their undergraduate studies in Brazilian Higher Education Institutions (HEIs).

The list of courses offered may change.

No late applications will be considered.

The council also reserves the rights not to make any awards should the candidates not fulfill all criteria.

Successful candidates will be notified by mid-March of the year of the award.

The decision of the adjudicating committee is final.

The Embassy of Ireland in South Africa in partnership with Canon Collins Trust invites applications for scholarships for postgraduate study in Ireland commencing in September 2019.

We are currently open for applications for the 2018/2019 academic year.

A) Annual awards for postgraduate study in: