The South African Association Botanist (SAAB) is inviting postgraduate students to apply for their bursary program for the 2025 academic year. The SAAB is a prominent organization dedicated to promoting and advancing the field of botany within South Africa and the broader Southern African Development Community (SADC) region.
SAAB Scholarship - 2025 Online Applications
About the SAAB Scholarship
The SAAB scholarship program entails endorsing research avenues crucial for comprehending and resolving botanical problems in South Africa. The program's long-term goal is for bursary recipients to become engaged participants in the botanical community, making long-term contributions to conservation, education, and research in order to support and advance plant science research in South Africa. The bursaries assist in removing financial obstacles to admission and advancement in postgraduate botanical research.
FIELD OF STUDY
The scholarship programme is open to students who are pursuing or want to pursue a postgraduate qualification in the following fields:
REQUIREMENTS FOR THE SAAB SCHOLARSHIP
To qualify for the SAAB Scholarship you must meet the following requirements:
SAAB SCHOLARSHIP COVERS:
SAAB SCHOLARSHIP REQUIRED DOCUMENTS:
How to apply for the SAAB Scholarship for the 2025 academic year
Applying for the SAAB Scholarship is easy. All applications should be submitted online HERE. Fill in your online application form fully, upload all the required documents and submit your application.
CLOSING DATE:
Masters students: 28 February 2025.
Honours students/ 4th year level: 31 March 2025.
PLEASE NOTE: Late applications will not be accepted. For more information visit the SAAB website.
CONTACT DETAILS:
For any queries contact SAAB:
Email : [email protected]
Or
For academic enquiries contact Prof Adeyemi Aremu:
Email: [email protected]
The SAAB Scholarship represents a significant opportunity for postgraduate students passionate about botany to advance their studies and contribute to the understanding and conservation of South Africa's rich plant biodiversity. By supporting emerging scholars, SAAB aims to cultivate a new generation of botanists who will play a crucial role in addressing ecological challenges and promoting sustainable environmental practices within the region.