National Disaster Management Centre (NDMC): Bursaries 2018 in South Africa
The National Disaster Management Centre (NDMC) hereby invites applications from suitably qualified persons for the external bursary programme for the 2018 academic year.
Applications for this intake are closed (closed 30 Mar 2018).
National Disaster Management Centre usually opens again at about the same time each year. Its page lists every intake we have seen and when each one closed.
Listing last updated 11 Mar 2018. We recheck our listings every day.
National Disaster Management Centre (NDMC): Bursaries 2018 in South Africa is a bursary offered by National Disaster Management Centre in Gauteng. Applications close on 30 Mar 2018.
How to apply
Applications are submitted directly to National Disaster Management Centre - we do not collect applications. Read the eligibility criteria, prepare your supporting documents, then complete your application on the official page.
Full details
The National Disaster Management Centre (NDMC) hereby invites applications from suitably qualified persons for the external bursary programme for the 2018 academic year. The NDMC bursary seeks to fund selected students enrolled for qualifications in Disaster Risk Science and/or Disaster Management at a public institution in South Africa.
Bursary Application closing date is 30 March 2018
Bursary Provider: National Disaster Management Centre (NDMC)
Bursary Location: South Africa
Conditions of Eligibility:
- Applicants must have registered at a South African public institution of higher learning of their choice by the time the bursary is awarded; and
- Students who are financially needy and are South African citizens.
Requirements:
Applicants should submit the following documents with the application forms:
- Brief Curriculum Vitae
- Motivation letter.
- A National Senior Certificate, having passed all subjects with 60% and above (Students already at institution of higher learning should have obtained an average of 60% and above in all major subjects and must attach the 2017 academic year results)
- Proof of enrollment or acceptance from recognized institution of higher learning.
- Certified copy of a valid South African Identity document.
- Proof of residence.
- Proof of income for parents / guardians in the cases where the student does not have one or both parents.
- Disclosure of other sources of financial support
Allowances:
The bursary programme will cover the following:
- Tuition
- Book allowance
- Research allowance
- Meals and Accommodation costs, depending on availability of funds.
How to apply
Application forms are available from the NDMC website: www.ndmc.gov.za.
Applications should be posted to: The Director: Disaster Management Risk Management, Education, Training, Awareness and Research, Private Bag X 804, Pretoria, 0001.
All enqueries should be directed to: Ms. M Macheli, Tel: 012 848 4614 or by email: [email protected] or Mr M.H. Kgwetiane, tel 012 848 4615 or by email: [email protected]
Successful students are expected to enter into bursary contract with the NDMC. The agreement contains general provisions related to the bursary programme.
Frequently asked questions
What is the National Disaster Management Centre (NDMC): Bursaries 2018 in South Africa?
The National Disaster Management Centre (NDMC): Bursaries 2018 in South Africa is a bursary offered by National Disaster Management Centre for South African students and applicants interested in Accounting/Finance, Commerce/Business, and Education/Teaching. The National Disaster Management Centre (NDMC) hereby invites applications from suitably qualified persons for the external bursary programme for the 2018 academic year. The NDMC bursary seeks to fund selected students enrolled for qualifications in Disaster Risk Science and/or Disaster Managemen... You can read the full details, eligibility criteria, and application steps on this page before you apply.
Who qualifies for the National Disaster Management Centre bursary?
We do not have the full eligibility list confirmed for the National Disaster Management Centre bursary from our sources yet. As a guide, opportunities like this usually target South African applicants in Gauteng studying or working in Accounting/Finance, Commerce/Business, and Education/Teaching. It is most relevant to applicants at Undergraduate level. Always confirm the exact criteria on the official listing before applying, since requirements can change.
When does the National Disaster Management Centre bursary close?
According to our sources, the National Disaster Management Centre bursary closes on 30 March 2018. We last checked this listing on 11 November 2026. We always recommend verifying the closing date on the official listing, as providers sometimes extend or bring forward their deadlines.
What documents do I need to apply?
Our sources do not list the exact documents required for the National Disaster Management Centre bursary, so treat the following as a typical guide rather than a confirmed list. Most South African applications ask for a certified copy of your ID, your matric certificate or latest results, an academic transcript, and proof of household income. Confirm the precise document checklist on the official listing before submitting, because requirements vary between providers.
How do I apply for the National Disaster Management Centre bursary?
Our sources do not publish an official application link for the National Disaster Management Centre bursary, so apply through National Disaster Management Centre directly - search for the bursary on the provider's own website or contact them using the details in their advert. As a general rule, you apply by completing the provider's online or emailed form and attaching the requested documents before the deadline. Prepare your documents in advance and keep a copy of everything you submit so you can follow up if needed.
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