Key Facts
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- Field of Study
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- Academic Year
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2027
Eligibility Requirements
- South African citizen or permanent resident
- Full-time student at a recognised South African university
- Studying Crop Production, Agronomy or Crop Science, at undergraduate, MSc or PhD level
Documents Needed
- Proof of South African citizenship or permanent residence
- Proof of registration at a recognised South African university
- Academic transcript
- Motivational letter (exact requirements as specified on SASCP's application form)
About Sascp Bursary
The South African Society of Crop Production (SASCP), a nonprofit professional society founded in 1971, awards an annual bursary to undergraduate and postgraduate students studying crop production, agronomy or crop science at a recognised South African university.
SASCP is a science-based membership organisation rather than a government or corporate funder, and administers the bursary alongside its wider work supporting research, training and knowledge-sharing in crop science.
Funding Details
Most recently published amounts were R15,000 for undergraduate students, R20,000 for MSc students, and R25,000 for PhD students; SASCP had not yet confirmed figures for the next cycle at the time of writing.
Where You Can Study
Any recognised South African university offering Crop Production, Agronomy or Crop Science qualifications; SASCP has not published a restricted list of eligible institutions.
About South African Society of Crop Production (SASCP)
The South African Society of Crop Production (SASCP) is a nonprofit, science-based professional society founded in Pretoria in 1971 to promote the knowledge, research and practice of crop production in South Africa. Its …
View full provider profile →Fields of Study & Who Can Apply
Open to South African citizens or permanent residents who are full-time undergraduate or postgraduate (MSc or PhD) students in Crop Production, Agronomy or Crop Science at a recognised South African university.
Application Procedure
Apply directly with the provider using the official application link below, before the closing date.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does the SASCP bursary pay?
Most recently published amounts were R15,000 for undergraduate students, R20,000 for MSc students and R25,000 for PhD students, though amounts can change each cycle.
Which fields of study qualify?
Crop Production, Agronomy or Crop Science.
Can postgraduate students apply?
Yes - the bursary funds both undergraduate and postgraduate (MSc and PhD) students.
How do I apply?
Applications are submitted through SASCP's online bursary application form, with supporting documents emailed to the SASCP Secretariat.
When does the next round open?
The most recent round closed on 15 March 2026. SASCP had not yet published dates for the next cycle at the time of writing.
