The application for the South African Institute of Race Relations (IRR) Bursary for the academic year 2021/2022 is now open by South African Institute of Race Relations (IRR) for all South Africans in South Africa.
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The South African Institute of Race Relations (IRR) hereby invites all outstanding students to apply for the South African Institute of Race Relations (IRR) bursary. It is meant for students that intend to, or are currently studying towards degree and diploma programmes that are aligned to the following listed below:
The South African Institute of Race Relations (IRR) bursary programme assists by supporting financially deserving students with great academic potential to take their first steps in achieving their dreams and obtaining their undergraduate degree. South African Institute of Race Relations (IRR) Undergraduate bursary programme aims to fund academically deserving students who do not have the financial means to study full-time towards an undergraduate degree.
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SOUTH AFRICAN IRR BURSARY APPLICATION ELIGIBILITY
- Only citizens of the Republic of South Africa.
- Only students who intend to study or who are already studying for a degree or diploma at a tertiary institution in South Africa which is registered with the Council for Higher Education.
- Only applicants who are intending to study, or are already studying for a first degree/diploma. Students who intend studying for a post-graduate degree – e.g. Honours – are not eligible.
HOW TO APPLY FOR SOUTH AFRICAN IRR BURSARY
How to apply
- Complete the online application form below. The closing date by which to complete this form is 31st August 2021.
- The completed online applications will be reviewed by the Institute. They will produce a short-list of potential bursary recipients.
- The Institute will contact all short-listed applicants. Each short-listed applicant will be supplied with documents that he or she will require in order to complete the application process. Please note that if you are not contacted by the Institute by 30th September 2021 then you have not been short-listed.
- Short-listed candidates must complete the documents they received under step 3 and return these to the Institute by 16th November 2021.
- The Institute’s bursary selection committee will review all those final applications received on or before 16th November 2021 and make decisions about which students are to receive bursaries for 2022. These decisions will be taken by 15 February 2022.
- The Institute will notify the students who have been granted bursaries.
CLOSING DATE FOR APPLICATIONS
- Completed applications need to be submitted as early as possible.
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Leonel has been Teacher at Alliant International University since 2013. He began to write about admission details at Course Discovery.