MINDS Scholarship Programme South Africa 2025
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Bursary Name 569_f96272-76> |
MINDS Scholarship 569_4afc88-ae> |
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Bursary Closing Date 569_19dc41-11> | 569_939c0c-2d> |
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Bursary Sponsor 569_7c0b12-2f> |
MINDS 569_0b4ac2-8a> |
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Funded Items 569_2d7f1b-8a> |
tuition fees, meals, accommodation and 1 return ticket per duration of studies 569_ea3e0b-e6> |
The MINDS Scholarship Programme offers African students the opportunity to pursue postgraduate studies in an African country other than their own. This initiative aims to develop leaders with a continental development mindset who can foster cooperation across Africa.
Fields of Study Covered
The MINDS Scholarship Programme supports full-time Honours or Master’s degrees in any field. The programme does not restrict applicants to a specific course of study.
Who Can Apply
To be eligible for the MINDS Scholarship Programme, applicants must:
- Be citizens of an African country
- Have been formally accepted by a recognised institution outside their country of citizenship or residence
- Have obtained at least 70% in each subject in the last two completed years of study
- Demonstrate leadership abilities or potential
- Submit a complete online application with all required documentation
What the Scholarship Covers
The MINDS Scholarship Programme provides financial support that may include:
- Tuition fees
- Accommodation and meals
- One return ticket during the study period
- A fixed stipend
Application Process
To apply for the MINDS Scholarship Programme:
- Prepare the following documents:
- Passport copy
- Certified academic transcripts of the last two years of study
- Official university acceptance letter
- Detailed CV (maximum four pages)
- Two reference letters highlighting integrity, competency, and leadership potential
- Submit your application through the online MINDS Scholarship portal.
Note: Late or incomplete applications will not be considered.
Final Thoughts
The MINDS Scholarship Programme offers a unique opportunity for African students to gain postgraduate education outside their home country. By providing financial support and fostering leadership, the programme helps create a network of skilled professionals committed to Africa’s development.

