| Application Status | OPEN |
| Closing Date | 31 October 2026 |
| Bursary Provider | Soil Science Society of South Africa (SSSSA) |
| Bursary Programme Full Name | Soil Science Society of South Africa Bursary |
| Study Level | Final-year undergraduate or postgraduate |
| Academic Year | 2027 |
- WHAT FIELDS OF STUDY DOES THE SOIL SCIENCE SOCIETY OF SOUTH AFRICA BURSARY COVER?
- WHAT ARE THE SOIL SCIENCE SOCIETY OF SOUTH AFRICA BURSARY REQUIREMENTS?
- WHAT DOES THE SOIL SCIENCE SOCIETY OF SOUTH AFRICA BURSARY COVER?
- HOW DO I APPLY FOR THE SOIL SCIENCE SOCIETY OF SOUTH AFRICA BURSARY?
- WHAT DOCUMENTS ARE NEEDED FOR THE SOIL SCIENCE SOCIETY OF SOUTH AFRICA BURSARY?
- WHEN IS THE CLOSING DATE FOR THE SOIL SCIENCE SOCIETY OF SOUTH AFRICA BURSARY?
- HOW DO I CONTACT THE SOIL SCIENCE SOCIETY OF SOUTH AFRICA ABOUT THE BURSARY?
- ABOUT THE SOIL SCIENCE SOCIETY OF SOUTH AFRICA
WHAT FIELDS OF STUDY DOES THE SOIL SCIENCE SOCIETY OF SOUTH AFRICA BURSARY COVER?
The bursary supports students undertaking studies within the Soil Science field for the 2027 academic year. The specified areas of Soil Science include:
- Soil Biology
- Soil Chemistry
- Soil Fertility
- Soil Genesis, Classification and Mapping
- Soil Mineralogy
- Soil Physics
- Soil Technology
The bursary is available to students entering their final year of undergraduate study or postgraduate degree studies in Soil Science.
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WHAT ARE THE SOIL SCIENCE SOCIETY OF SOUTH AFRICA BURSARY REQUIREMENTS?
- Be a South African citizen or permanent resident of South Africa.
- Be studying full-time towards a Soil Science-related field of study.
- Be entering the final year of undergraduate study or postgraduate degree studies in Soil Science in 2027.
- Be studying at a recognised university in South Africa.
WHAT DOES THE SOIL SCIENCE SOCIETY OF SOUTH AFRICA BURSARY COVER?
The bursary is valued at R30,000 per student.
Service obligation: Not specified.
HOW DO I APPLY FOR THE SOIL SCIENCE SOCIETY OF SOUTH AFRICA BURSARY?
- Download the Soil Science Society Bursary Application Form 2027.
- Complete the application form with your personal, academic and study information.
- Prepare the required supporting documents.
- Include the required motivation and reference documentation.
- Submit the completed application and supporting documents by email.
WHAT DOCUMENTS ARE NEEDED FOR THE SOIL SCIENCE SOCIETY OF SOUTH AFRICA BURSARY?
The following supporting documents are specified for the application:
- South African ID document or proof of permanent residence.
- Academic record for the previous year of study.
- Confirmation letter from the university stating that you will enter your final year or postgraduate Soil Science studies in 2027, on university letterhead.
- Proof of university registration for 2026, on university letterhead.
- Motivational letter supporting your application.
- Letter of reference from your study leader or head of department.
WHEN IS THE CLOSING DATE FOR THE SOIL SCIENCE SOCIETY OF SOUTH AFRICA BURSARY?
31 October 2026.
Late submissions will result in rejection.
HOW DO I CONTACT THE SOIL SCIENCE SOCIETY OF SOUTH AFRICA ABOUT THE BURSARY?
For bursary enquiries, applicants can contact the Soil Science Society of South Africa through its official contact channels.
- Email: admin@soils.co.za
- Website: soils.org.za
- Contact page: Soil Science Society of South Africa Contact Us
ABOUT THE SOIL SCIENCE SOCIETY OF SOUTH AFRICA
The Soil Science Society of South Africa (SSSSA) is a scientific society that promotes the advancement of soil science and soil technology and their responsible practice. The society provides a platform for soil scientists in South Africa to share research, publications, resources and information.
The SSSSA also aims to promote the professional status of soil science, maintain standards of soil science training, encourage the exchange of ideas and resources, and promote collaboration with related organisations in South Africa and internationally.