Bursaries By Study Field : Medical

Prospective fields of study / scarce skills will be advertised on a poster at all Provincial Hospitals, Internet, Clinics etc. Obtain Application Form from nearest Government Hospital to your family home and hand it in there when complete.

Fields of study:Health Sciences BHSc (Health Sciences) BDS (Dental Science) MB BCh (Medicine & Surgery) BNurs (Nursing) BSc (Occupational Therapy) BSc (Physiotherapy) BPharm (Pharmacy)

Fields of study: MBCHB (Degree in Medicine) B.Pharmacy, BDS/BCHD (Degree in Dentistry,) B. Occupational therapy, B. Oral hygiene, B. Dental therapy, B. Physiotherapy, B. Optometry, BSC Diet/ Nutation, B. social work, National Dip: Orthotics/Prosthetic, MA. clinical psychology, B. Radiology, ND. clinical Engineering, B.A. Community Development, B. TECH. Emergency Care

The Western Cape Department of Health offers a limited number of bursaries for full-time study each year in fields where a shortage of skills has been identified. The aim of the bursary is to attract qualified persons with the required competencies, knowledge and skills to join the Department to meets its service delivery needs. For example, the following bursaries per health science study field are sometimes awarded: Nursing Medical (MBChB) Pharmacy Radiography Emergency Medical Care Please note more health science study fields may be added per academic year based on Departmental service delivery needs.

Students of British descent should apply. Preference is given to physically disabled male students.

Bursaries in identified fields, including medicine, Mathematics, Construction Management, Civil Engineering.

The HCI Foundation has identified a number of areas in which it aims to make lasting and significant contributions to our society, and to this end supports education at all levels, youth development and empowerment, and sustainable projects which protect the environment.The HCI Foundation provides opportunities for education to employees of subsidiaries and associates of the HCI group, in particular through access to tertiary level education for dependents of company employees via the Foundation’s Bursary Programme.

The Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship Program provides ten months of non-degree academic study and related professional experiences in the United States. Humphrey Fellows are selected based on their potential for leadership and their commitment to public service in either the public or the private sector. The Humphrey Program fosters a mutual exchange of knowledge and understanding about issues of common concern in the United States and the Fellows' home countries.

Students wishing to pursue undergraduate studies in the following, Social Sciences: Economics, Law, Politics, Pedagogy, Sociology, Literature, History, Business Administration and Japanese language; Sciences: Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Electronics, Electrical Engineering, Information Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Naval Architecture, Civil Engineering, Architecture, Environmental Engineering, Applied Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Industrial Chemistry, Textile Engineering, Metallurgical Engineering, Mining Engineering, Maritime Engineering, Biotechnology. Agriculture, Agricultural Chemistry, Agricultural Engineering, Animal Science, Veterinary Medicine, Forestry, Food Science, Fisheries, Hygienic studies Pharmacy, Hygienics, Nursing, and Biology; Medicine, and Dentistry.

The Provincial Administration of KwaZulu Natal offer bursaries in various medically related fields requiring degree and diploma studies. These fields are advertised on posters in clinics and hospital at various clinics and hospitals around the province and relate to fields of study / scarce skills required by the KZN Department of Health.

The Provincial Administration of KwaZulu Natal offer bursaries in various medically related fields requiring degree and diploma studies. These fields are advertised on posters in clinics and hospital at various clinics and hospitals around the province and relate to fields of study / scarce skills required by the KZN Department of Health.

SASLHA is a professional body set up to promote the interests of Speech-Language Therapists and Audiologists to the public. SALSHA are the administrators of the Myrtle L Aron Bursary for 2nd or 3rd year of speech pathology and audiology students.

Oxford University are providing over 60 fully-funded scholarships for graduates who will be applying to Oxford to study in various disciplines, including the Medical Sciences, Philosophy, Politics & International Relations, Computer Science and others.

The national bursary programme of the Institute dates back to 1935. Since then our students, among them Mr. Nelson Mandela, who won a bursary worth £120 in the late 1940s, have served the country in almost every field of endeavour.

The SA Medication Association is offering two medical education bursaries per annum which is intended to support South African citizens who live in South Africa and attending medical school in South Africa. The bursaries will only be used to fund study in the medical field i.e. pre-graduate studies towards a MBChB or equivalent degree

Veterans and Friends of the August 1968 sit-in at UCT have made an annual award available towards research costs of one or more UCT students. The award supports creative research initiatives by UCT students investigating innovations which could help to reduce poverty and social exclusion in South Africa. The title of the award celebrates the spirit of the sit-in, which defended the appointment of Archie Mafeje to UCT academic staff against the apartheid government’s demand to withdraw the job offer on grounds of his race.

This scholarship is offered to South African students who are studying medicine abroad. It is offered to students who met the requirements and applied to South African medical schools but were not accepted due to limited place. The cost of education for these families is exorbitant and as a contribution to helping these pupils reach their dream this bursary exists.

The Western Cape Department of Health offers a limited number of bursaries for full-time study each year in fields where a shortage of skills has been identified. The aim of the bursary is to attract qualified persons with the required competencies, knowledge and skills to join the Department to meets its service delivery needs. Bursars are expected to furnish the department with satisfactory proof of registration at an accredited academic institution at the start of the financial year.