Qualifications eligible for the Department of Arts and Culture Heritage Bursaries:

• Heritage resources management;
• Archaeology (marine, etc.);
• Museum management and curatorship;
• Anthropology;
• Conservation and Preventative Conservation;
• Archives and records management;
• Collections (cultural & natural) management;
• Restorative and preventive conservation;
• Conservation of the built environment;and
• Indigenous Knowledge Systems.

Who is eligible to apply for these bursaries?

These bursaries are open to South African citizens who are currently students at a South African accredited institution of higher learning (University OR University of Technology) or Matric/Grade 12 learners accepted to study towards a heritage related qualification (see list above) in 2016. Applicants have to be financially needy and show academic potential. People with disabilities are encouraged to apply.

HOW TO APPLY?

In order to apply, CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE APPLICATION FORM. Fill it in and return it together with the required documents to the postal or physical addresses below.

You application must be accompanied by the following documents:

• Certified copy of birth certificate or ID document
• Certified copy of the salary statement  and/or proof of income and affidavit of your parents/guardians(if not working)
• Certified copy of Grade 12 June examination results / Grade 12 / Matric results
• If already at university – latest results / academic record
• Proof of registration  at an institution of higher learning

Applications should be send to the addresses below:

Closing date: 26 February 2016

Should you have any questions on these bursaries kindly email [email protected] or  012 441 3476 / 3470 with your questions or get more information on the DAC website here.

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