South African Society of Crop Production (SASCP) Bursary

Who can apply

• Be a South African citizen or a permanent resident in South Africa
• Have completed Matric
• Be studying towards a full time Undergraduate or Postgraduate degree, in an area of study relating to Crop Production (Crop Science or Agronomy)
• Have completed your 1st year of study, if applying for undergraduate funding
• Be studying at a recognised University in South Africa

What the bursary covers

Value mentioned: R15 000, R20 000, R25 000

Documents you will need

• ID document (certified copy)
• Academic record
• Proof of tertiary registration
• Reference letters from study leader/ Dean of the faculty
• Motivational letter to support your application (read our tips on how to write a motivational letter for your bursary application)

Full bursary documents checklist

How to apply

1. Check the requirements

   Make sure you meet every requirement listed above. Applications that miss one are usually rejected automatically.

2. Prepare your documents

   Scan clear copies of everything the provider asks for, certified where required.

3. Apply through the official channel
   SASCP Bursary Application 2026Email [email protected]Email [email protected]Email [email protected]Email [email protected]

   Students must follow these steps to apply: Step 1: applications must be submitted online at: SASCP Bursary Application 2026

   Step 3: Submit your supporting documents via email to: [email protected] or [email protected] (Insert the words “SASCP Bursary 2026” in the email subject line).

4. Submit before the closing date

   Usually closes around March. Late applications are almost never accepted.

Applications for the current cycle have closed. This bursary usually opens again each year, so prepare your documents now and check back.

Genuine bursaries never charge an application fee. How to spot bursary scams

Contact the bursary provider

• Email [email protected]

Contact the provider only with questions about this bursary. StudentBursaries.co.za does not process applications.

About South African Society of Crop Production (SASCP)

The South African Society of Crop Production (SASCP), founded in 1971, promotes crop science research and education.