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DFFE Bursary Programme 2026 – Closing Date: 3 October 2025 – Apply Now!

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Hey future environmental leader! Are you dreaming of a career in Forestry, Fisheries, or the Environment, but worried about how you’ll fund your studies? Well, good news! The Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment (DFFE) is here to help South African students like you achieve those dreams with their awesome Bursary Programme for the 2026 academic year!

This bursary is designed to support passionate young South Africans who are ready to make a real difference in protecting our natural resources. If you’re currently in Grade 12 or already a full-time student in a relevant field, this could be your golden ticket to getting your education funded and kick-starting your career in a vital sector. Plus, it comes with a mandatory internship, giving you real-world experience after you graduate – how cool is that?

Who Can Apply?

To be eligible for the DFFE Bursary Programme 2026, you need to meet a few key requirements:

What Does It Cover?

The DFFE Bursary Programme offers financial support to help cover your study expenses. The maximum amount you can receive through this bursary is R50,000.00. This can go a long way in easing the financial burden of tuition, books, and other study-related costs.

How to Apply?

Ready to apply? Here’s a breakdown of the application procedure and the documents you’ll need to submit:

First, you must use the official prescribed bursary application form. No faxed or emailed applications will be accepted, so make sure you send it via post or courier!

Your application package should include:

Important Notes:

If you need more information, you can always visit the official DFFE bursaries webpage:

DFFE Official Bursaries Webpage

If this sounds like the right bursary to kickstart your career in forestry, fisheries, or environmental protection, don’t wait! Apply now and explore even more amazing funding opportunities right here on Bursaries Room! Your future is calling!

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