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PhD Field Work Bursary 2026 – Closing Date: 15 November 2025 Apply Now

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Hey future PhD graduates! Dreaming of making a huge impact with your research but worried about funding your vital fieldwork? Well, get ready because we’ve got some exciting news for you! The University of Pretoria is offering the incredible PhD Field Work Bursary for 2026, specifically designed to support dedicated doctoral students in Gauteng. This bursary could be exactly what you need to take your research to the next level without the financial stress!

This bursary is a fantastic opportunity for PhD students, particularly those based in Gauteng and registered at the University of Pretoria. It’s an externally funded bursary, meaning it’s a dedicated financial boost to help cover the costs associated with your doctoral fieldwork. Think of it as a helping hand to ensure your groundbreaking research can happen, especially if it falls under the Faculty of Humanities.

Who Can Apply?

This bursary is super specific, so listen up!

This is all about supporting doctoral-level studies, so make sure your academic journey aligns!

What Does It Cover?

While the exact details of what the PhD Field Work Bursary covers are outlined in the official document, its primary purpose is to provide financial assistance for your doctoral fieldwork. This could include expenses like:

Basically, it’s there to ease the financial burden of conducting essential fieldwork for your PhD thesis, allowing you to focus on your research without stress!

How to Apply?

Ready to get your application in? It’s crucial to download and review the official document for all the specific details and requirements.

Here’s what you need to do:

Download the 2026 PhD Field Work Bursary Information (PDF)

This PDF contains all the in-depth information you’ll need to complete your application successfully. Make sure you read it carefully and submit all required documentation before the closing date. Don’t delay, your future research depends on it!

If you’re a Gauteng-based PhD student at the University of Pretoria with fieldwork ahead, this bursary is a game-changer! Don’t let this incredible opportunity pass you by – apply now and supercharge your research journey. And hey, for more awesome funding opportunities, keep exploring Bursaries Room!

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