Black Management Forum (BMF) Bursary South Africa 2025

Black Management Forum (BMF) Bursary South Africa 2025 – 2026

ABOUT THE COMPANY – BLACK MANAGEMENT FORUM (BMF)

Black Management Forum (BMF) Bursary South Africa | The Black Management Forum (BMF), formed in 1976, is a non-racial, non-partisan and non-sexist organisation, which focuses on developing managerial leadership and creating managerial structures that reflect the demographics and values of South Africa.

ABOUT THE BMF BURSARY – FIELDS COVERED

The Black Management Forum (BMF) is inviting students to apply for their bursary programme, for the 2023 academic year.. Bursaries will be awarded for studies within STEM fields (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics), including:

Agriculture
Arts
Engineering
Entrepreneurship
Law
Mathematics
Medical Studies
Science
Technology

ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS FOR THE BMF BURSARY

Applicants must satisfy the following minimum entry criteria before applying (please note that failure to satisfy all the requirements will lead to your application not being considered):

You must be currently in Matric, in 2021
You must intend on studying within one of the fields listed above, in 2022
You must be accepted to study at a recognised tertiary institution in 2022
You must have achieved a minimum overall average of 70% in Matric (excluding Life Orientation and a second language)
You must have proven financial need
You must reside in one of the following areas:
- Eastern Cape: Buffalo City, Nelson Mandela Bay or OR Tambo
- Free State: Mangaung or Thabo Mofutsanyana
- Gauteng: Ekurhuleni, Johannesburg, Sedibeng or Tshwane
- KwaZulu-Natal: eThekwini, King Cetshwayo or uMgungundlovu
- Limpopo: Capricorn, Mopani, Sekhukhune or Vhembe
- Mpumalanga: Bushbuckridge, KwaMhlanga or Mbombela
- North West: Bojanala, Madibeng or Mmakau
- Northern Cape: Frances Baard or John Taolo
- Western Cape: Khayelitsha or Mitchells Plain

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HOW TO APPLY FOR THE BMF BURSARY

Students who meet all of the above eligibility criteria, can apply by submitting clear copies of the following supporting documentation (the submission of these documents is compulsory – if any items are missing, your

ID document (certified copy)
Matric latest results (certified copy)
Proof of university acceptance (on institutions letterhead)
Proof of residence
Parents or guardians proof of income (latest payslips or employment letter if employed/ affidavit if unemployed/ affidavit if self-employed/ 3 months latest bank statements/ signed and stamped letter from Department of Social Services if on pension, child support or orphan grant)

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Note: there is no application form to be completed for this bursary application – students need only submit the above documents to apply.

Applications must be submitted via email to: mamello@bmfonline.co.za
(Insert the words “BMF Foundation Bursary Application” in the email subject line).

CLOSING DATE FOR THE BMF BURSARY

13 October 2021.
(Applications submitted after this date will not be accepted – please apply before the closing date to ensure your application is considered.)

CONTACT THE BURSARY PROVIDER

For any queries related to this bursary programme, please contact the Black Management Forum (BMF) directly:
Contact person: Mamello Mpelo
Tel: 011 784 4407
Email: mamello@bmfonline.co.za

BURSARY CATEGORIES:

ACCOUNTING BURSARIES

ARTS BURSARIES

COMMERCE BURSARIES

COMPUTER SCIENCE | IT BURSARIES

CONSTRUCTION | BUILT ENVIRONMENT BURSARIES

EDUCATION BURSARIES

ENGINEERING BURSARIES

GENERAL BURSARIES

GOVERNMENT BURSARIES

LAW BURSARIES

MBA | POSTGRADUATE

MEDICAL BURSARIES

NURSING BURSARIES

SCIENCE BURSARIES

UNIVERSITIES IN SOUTH AFRICA | UNIVERSITY-SPECIFIC BURSARIES

INTERNATIONAL BURSARIES

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NSFAS, or National Student Financial Aid Scheme, was established according to the National Student Financial Aid Scheme Act of 1999 and incorporated the Tertiary Education Fund of South Africa (TEFSA), which stopped operating in 2000.