Key Facts
- Status
- Applications Open
- Provider
- Field of Study
- Study Level
- Academic Year
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2027
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Eligibility Requirements
- South African citizen or permanent resident
- Household income of R200,000 or less a year
- Currently in Matric or completed Matric
- Minimum 70% in English, Mathematics, and Physical Science or Accounting
- Studying, or intending to study, STEM or Commerce
Documents Needed
- Certified copy of South African ID
- Matric results
- Proof of household income
- Proof of acceptance at a partner university
About Moshal Scholarship Program
The Moshal Scholarship Program, run by the Moshal Scholarship Program, funds STEM and Commerce degree study for students from genuinely disadvantaged backgrounds - its income ceiling is stricter than almost any other bursary on this site.
Check your household income carefully before applying: Moshal sets its ceiling at R200,000 a year, well below the R350,000-R600,000 band most "missing middle" programmes use, because it specifically targets the most financially constrained academically strong students.
Funding Details
The scholarship funds Degree studies within STEM and Commerce fields at Moshal's partner universities.
Where You Can Study
Study is limited to a specific list of partner universities: UCT, Stellenbosch, UWC, Wits, UP, UKZN, UFS, and UJ.
About Moshal Scholarship Program
The Moshal Scholarship Program is a global non-profit operating in both South Africa and Israel, focused on helping young people from disadvantaged socioeconomic backgrounds access higher education.Moshal sets a strict R…
View full provider profile →Fields of Study & Who Can Apply
You must be a South African citizen or permanent resident with a total household income of R200,000 or less a year, currently in Matric or having completed it, with at least 70% in English, Mathematics, and either Physical Science or Accounting.
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 is the income threshold?
R200,000 or less in total annual household income - stricter than most bursaries, since Moshal targets the most financially constrained applicants.
Which universities does Moshal fund?
UCT, Stellenbosch, UWC, Wits, UP, UKZN, UFS, and UJ specifically.
What Matric marks do I need?
At least 70% in English, Mathematics, and either Physical Science or Accounting.
When does this scholarship close?
31 December each year for the following academic year.