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National Treasury External Bursary 2027

 The National Treasury External Bursary 2027 is open for South African students in Accounting, Economics, Finance, or Law, covering tuition, registration, accommodation, study materials, and a monthly allowance. Applications close on 30 September 2026 via the National Treasury e-Recruitment system.

Bursary Overview

  • Organisation: National Treasury

  • Reference Number: 2027 External Bursary

  • Country: South Africa

  • Study Year: 2027

  • Closing Date: 30 September 2026

  • Target Group: Academically strong South African students entering their 3rd year, Honours, or Master’s studies in 2027

What the Bursary Covers

  • Registration fees

  • Tuition fees

  • Board examination costs

  • Accommodation

  • Prescribed study material

  • Editing costs

  • Monthly allowance

This makes it one of the most comprehensive bursaries available, reducing financial pressure across multiple study-related expenses.

Eligible Fields of Study

  • Accounting

  • Economics

  • Finance

  • Law

Preference is given to high-performing students with strong academic records.

Who Can Apply

Applicants must:

  • Be South African citizens

  • Have a strong academic record

  • Be accepted or registered for full-time studies at a registered South African higher education institution

  • Be entering 3rd year undergraduate, Honours, or Master’s level in 2027

Application Process

  1. Download the application form from the National Treasury bursary portal.

  2. Complete all sections carefully.

  3. Prepare supporting documents (academic transcripts, proof of registration, ID copy, etc.).

  4. Upload the completed application form under the “Curriculum Vitae” section of the National Treasury e-Recruitment system.

    • Important: Do not upload a CV; the bursary form must be attached instead.

  5. Submit before 30 September 2026 to avoid disqualification.

Why Apply?

This bursary is designed to build a pipeline of skilled professionals in public finance and economics, offering financial relief while supporting studies in scarce and critical fields. It’s particularly valuable for students aiming to contribute to South Africa’s economic and fiscal development.



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