Grants

Research & Project Grant Opportunities

Funding for research, community projects, startups, and non-profit work, money that backs an idea rather than a degree, from governments, foundations, and international organizations.

Unlike scholarships, grants fund specific projects and research, not tuition or living costs. Each listing sets out what's eligible, how much, and how to apply.

  • Research & project funding
  • Startups & non-profits
  • Government & foundation backed
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National Research Foundation (South Africa)

DSTI-NRF Postgraduate Student Funding for the 2027 Academic Year

Opportunity Overview The DSTI and NRF are offering postgraduate student funding for the 2027 academic year. This funding is available for Master's and Doctoral students in all areas of Science, Engineering, Technology, Social Sciences, and Humanities. The NRF has a minimum academic requirement of 65% for the previous degree. The funding will be awarded in two categories: Full Cost of Study (FCS) and Partial Cost of Study (PCS). FCS funding is available to South African citizens and Permanent Residents who are financially needy, living with a disability, or are exceptional academic achievers. PCS funding will be awarded to 5% of international students, including South African citizens and Permanent Residents who meet the minimum requirements but are not eligible for FCS. The application process will be done through the NRF Connect System. Students are expected to apply online, and no manual applications will be accepted. Benefits - Full Cost of Study (FCS) funding for South African citizens and Permanent Residents who meet the eligibility criteria - Partial Cost of Study (PCS) funding for international students and South African citizens and Permanent Residents who meet the minimum requirements Eligibility - Minimum academic requirement of 65% for the previous degree - Open to Master's and Doctoral students in all areas of Science, Engineering, Technology, Social Sciences, and Humanities - FCS funding is available to South African citizens and Permanent Residents who are financially needy, living with a disability, or are exceptional academic achievers - PCS funding is available to 5% of international students, including South African citizens and Permanent Residents who meet the minimum requirements Required Documents - Progress Report for continuing students who are eligible for a second or third year of funding How to Apply 1. Apply online through the NRF Connect System 2. Submit the required documents and information 3. Click the Apply button below to submit your application

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European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA)

Erasmus+ Grants (EACEA)

Opportunity Overview The Erasmus+ programme is the EU's programme to support education, training, youth, and sport in Europe. It is managed in part by the Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA) on behalf of the Directorate-General for Education, Youth, Sport and Culture. The programme includes a wide range of actions, such as Online Linguistic Support, Erasmus Charter for Higher Education, and Virtual Exchanges in Higher Education and Youth. The programme guide lists all the opportunities supported by Erasmus+, including Key Actions and Jean Monnet Actions. The Erasmus+ programme is open to various participants, including students, teachers, and organizations. The programme has several key components, including cooperation partnerships, small-scale partnerships, and capacity building in higher education and vocational education and training. It also includes actions such as European Universities, Centres for Vocational Excellence, and Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters. The programme aims to support the development of education, training, youth, and sport in Europe. The Erasmus+ programme is a complex programme with many different actions and opportunities. It is managed by the EACEA, which is responsible for implementing the programme on behalf of the European Commission. The programme has a wide range of goals, including promoting mobility and cooperation in education, training, and youth, and supporting the development of sport in Europe. Benefits - Full tuition coverage for some programmes - Monthly stipend for some participants - Travel and accommodation costs covered for some activities Eligibility - Open to citizens of EU member states and some partner countries - Must be enrolled in a higher education institution or have a background in education, training, or youth - Must meet specific requirements for each action, such as language proficiency or work experience Required Documents - Application form - CV - Motivation letter - Language proficiency certificate How to Apply 1. Check the programme guide and the European Commission's Funding & Tender Opportunities Portal for open calls for proposals. 2. Prepare the required documents, such as the application form, CV, and motivation letter. 3. Click the Apply button below to submit your application.

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