South African Institute of Race Relations (SAIRR) Bursary 2021 – 2022

The South African Institute of Race Relations (SAIRR), established in 1929, is a research and policy organisation based in South Africa. The aim of the institute is to investigate social and economic conditions (including inequality, poverty) within the country and distribute the findings, as well as to encourage economic growth. SAIRR have been providing educational funding to disadvantaged South Africans since the year 1935. As of 1980, the Institute has awarded over R220 million in bursaries, which has been a significant contribution to economic empowerment within the country. Funding has been granted a cross a range of fields, including business and commerce; medicine, health sciences and dentistry; science and engineering; education; law and arts

Applicants must satisfy the following minimum entry criteria before applying (please note that failure to satisfy all the requirements will lead to your application not being considered): You must be a South African citizenYou must have completed Matric or be currently in MatricYou must be studying or intend on studying towards a first undergraduate degree/ diploma qualification (NOT a postgraduate qualification)You must be studying or intend on studying at a South African tertiary institution (which is registered with the Council for Higher Education)You must have proven financial need

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Applications must be done online at:SAIRR Bursary Application 2022 Only shortlisted candidateswill be required to submit the following supporting documentation (make sure that you have all these documents ready and certified where applicable, as submission of these documents is compulsory in order to proceed with your application). ID document (certified copy)Matric certificate, if completed Matric (certified copy)Matric latest results, if currently in Matric (certified copy)Full tertiary academic record, if currently in University (certified copy)Proof of tertiary registration/ admission (on institutions letterhead)