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NRF/SARAO Graduate In-Training Programme Bursary 2026 – Closing Date: 17 November 2025 Apply Now!

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Hey future innovators! Are you a recent graduate in engineering or computer science looking for an incredible opportunity to kickstart your career? Get ready to dive into the world of radio astronomy and cutting-edge technology! The NRF/SARAO Graduate In-Training Programme Bursary for 2026 is here to offer you hands-on experience, mentorship, and a direct path to shaping South Africa’s scientific future.

This isn’t just a bursary; it’s a launchpad! The NRF/SARAO Graduate In-Training Programme is specially designed for bright South African graduates like you. It’s all about bridging the gap between your academic smarts and real-world application, giving you practical experience in exciting fields related to radio astronomy. Imagine working on groundbreaking projects, gaining invaluable skills, and boosting your career in engineering, data science, software development, or project management. SARAO is committed to giving you the tools and experience to thrive!

Who Can Apply?

To be eligible for this awesome opportunity, you need to be a recent graduate with one of the following qualifications:

If you fit this bill, you’re on the right track!

What Does It Cover?

This programme is packed with benefits to set you up for success!

Plus, there’s more! Successful graduates will be placed at SARAO Cape Town, Losberg Site (Northern Cape), and Hartebeesthoek (HartRAO) Offices for three years, starting March 1, 2026. And here’s a big one: SARAO will even offer financial assistance if you want to pursue a part-time Master’s degree at a South African university while in the programme. How cool is that?

How to Apply?

Ready to jump on this opportunity? Here’s what you need to do:

Don’t wait too long – the application deadline is 17 November 2025!

Click here to visit the Official SARAO Vacancies Webpage and apply!

If this sounds like your dream opportunity, then what are you waiting for? This NRF/SARAO Graduate In-Training Programme Bursary is your chance to shine and make a real difference in the world of science and technology in South Africa. Apply now, secure your future, and don’t forget to explore more amazing bursaries right here on Bursaries Room!

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