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SANParks External Bursary 2027

  SANParks is offering External Bursaries for 2027. These bursaries are aimed at supporting students pursuing studies in conservation, environmental management, and related fields, helping to build future skills for South Africa’s protected areas.

Bursary Overview

  • Provider: South African National Parks (SANParks)

  • Programme: SANParks External Bursary 2027

  • Closing Date: 2027 intake

  • Type: Full/partial bursary depending on study programme

Purpose of the Bursary

  • Support students in environmental and conservation studies.

  • Develop future professionals in biodiversity management.

  • Strengthen skills in sustainable tourism and ecological research.

  • Promote transformation and inclusivity in conservation careers.

Fields of Study Covered

  • Nature Conservation

  • Environmental Science

  • Tourism Management

  • Biological Sciences

  • Wildlife Management

  • Heritage and Cultural Studies

Minimum Requirements

  • South African citizenship

  • Acceptance/registration at a recognised tertiary institution

  • Strong academic record in relevant subjects

  • Commitment to pursuing a career in conservation/environmental management

  • Preference given to previously disadvantaged individuals

Benefits of the Bursary

  • Tuition fees covered (full or partial)

  • Allowance for study materials and accommodation (depending on need)

  • Mentorship and exposure to SANParks projects

  • Opportunity for vacation work or internships within SANParks

Application Process

  1. Prepare updated CV and certified copies of ID, Matric certificate, and latest academic results.

  2. Complete the SANParks bursary application form.

  3. Submit via the SANParks Bursary Portal or email provided in the advert.

  4. Ensure submission before the closing date.

  5. Shortlisted candidates will be contacted for interviews.

Why Apply

  • Gain financial support for your studies.

  • Access mentorship and career development opportunities.

  • Contribute to South Africa’s conservation and environmental sustainability.



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