University Applications
University Applications Open For 2026
Do you want to study further next year? Universities have started opening their applications for 2026, apply now!
2026 University Application Dates
Some universities in South Africa have already revealed when they'll be opening their 2026 applications for admission. If you want to get a head start on your application process, this is some great information you should take advantage of.
Bursaries
Apply now for a bursary! Are you looking for ways to fund your studies? Perhaps an academic bursary is the answer to your financial worries. Academic bursaries can be found in almost every field of study from engineering to journalism.
Bursaries available now include Richards Bay Coal Terminal RBCT Bursaries, Compensation Fund Bursary, WBHO Bursary and many more!
CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE LATEST BURSARIES
Student Loans
Fundi is just one of many places you can apply for a student loan. Fundi provides education loans to students that cover the expenses of registration fees and outstanding balances as well as study fees for tuition, student accommodation, a laptop or other study costs.
CLICK HERE TO FIND OUT ABOUT MORE ABOUT FUNDI LOANS
You can also apply for a student loan at many of our banks! Banks and private financial institutions are often more flexible with their qualifying criteria and are better equipped to offer personalised loan options.
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