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Gauteng DSACR Bursary 2026 – Closing Date: 30 September 2025 – Apply Now!

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Hey future archivists and librarians! Ever dreamed of a career preserving South Africa’s rich history or making information accessible to everyone? Well, guess what? The Gauteng Department of Sport, Arts, Culture and Recreation (DSACR) is rolling out an amazing bursary for 2026, specifically for students like you!

This incredible bursary from the Gauteng DSACR is designed to support undergraduate students pursuing studies in Library, Information, and Archival Sciences. If you’re passionate about knowledge, research, and keeping our records safe, this is your chance to get a helping hand with your studies at a public university in South Africa.

Who Can Apply?

To be eligible for this awesome opportunity, you need to tick these boxes:

What Does It Cover?

The Gauteng DSACR Bursary helps ease your financial burden by covering:

Heads up: This bursary does NOT cover costs for books, transport, or accommodation. So make sure you plan for those!

How to Apply?

Ready to jump in and apply? Here’s your step-by-step guide:

  1. Get the Application Form: Download the official Gauteng DSACR Bursary Application Form 2026 right here: Download Application Form
  2. Gather Your Documents: Complete the form thoroughly and attach certified copies of all these documents:
    • Your ID or passport
    • Your academic qualifications (e.g., Matric certificate, previous academic results)
    • Proof of registration or provisional acceptance from your university (on official institution letterhead)
    • Full official academic transcripts/results (if you’re currently studying)
    • Study-related quotes (for tuition and registration)
    • Your Curriculum Vitae (CV)
    • Proof of residence in Gauteng
    • A motivational letter explaining: why you deserve this bursary, your post-graduation plans, and how you aim to contribute to Gauteng society.
  3. Send It In! Submit your complete application via one of these methods:

    By Post:
    Provincial Archivist
    Gauteng Provincial Archives
    Department of Sport, Arts, Culture and Recreation
    Private Bag X33
    Marshalltown
    Johannesburg
    2000

    By Hand Delivery:
    Department of Sport, Arts, Culture and Recreation
    35 Rissik Cnr. Fox Street
    Surrey House
    Johannesburg

Remember, the closing date is 30 September 2025. Don’t miss out – applications submitted after this date won’t be considered!

If this sounds like the right bursary to kickstart your career in Library or Archival Science, don’t wait — apply now! And while you’re here, why not explore more amazing bursaries on Bursaries Room to secure your funding future?

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