Key Facts
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- Provider
- Field of Study
- Study Level
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2027
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Eligibility Requirements
- South African citizen
- Entering 3rd year of undergraduate study, or Honours/Master's level
- Strong academic record
- Field of study: Accounting, Economics, Finance, or Law
- Preference given to high performers, women, and persons with disabilities
Documents Needed
- Certified copy of South African ID
- Academic transcript showing 3rd year, Honours, or Master's registration
- Proof of registration at an accredited institution
- CV
About National Treasury Bursary
The National Treasury Bursary funds students entering 3rd year of undergraduate study or Honours/Master's level, run by National Treasury, restricted to Accounting, Economics, Finance, and Law.
Treasury explicitly gives preference to high-performing candidates, women, and persons with disabilities - if any of these apply to you, make sure your application states it clearly rather than leaving it implicit, since these are named preferences in the selection criteria, not assumptions reviewers make on their own.
Funding Details
The bursary covers registration fees, tuition fees, accommodation, prescribed material, board exam costs, editing costs, and a monthly allowance.
Where You Can Study
Any registered and accredited South African higher education institution qualifies, provided your qualification is in Accounting, Economics, Finance, or Law.
About National Treasury
National Treasury is the South African government department responsible for managing the country's public finances, budget process, and economic policy. Its bursary scheme is one of the more selective government-funded …
View full provider profile →Fields of Study & Who Can Apply
You must be a South African citizen accepted or registered for full-time study at a registered, accredited institution, entering 3rd year of undergraduate study or Honours/Master's level, with a strong academic record, studying Accounting, Economics, Finance, or Law.
Application Procedure
Apply directly with the provider using the official application link below, before the closing date.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can first or second-year students apply?
No, this bursary is restricted to students entering 3rd year of undergraduate study or Honours/Master's level.
Which fields does it fund?
Only Accounting, Economics, Finance, and Law - not other Commerce fields.
Does gender or disability affect selection?
Yes, National Treasury explicitly gives preference to high-performing candidates, women, and persons with disabilities.
What does the bursary cover?
Registration and tuition fees, accommodation, prescribed material, board exam costs, editing costs, and a monthly allowance.
