Beefmaster Group Bursary Programme

1. 1

   Confirm you are entering the final year of one of the eligible agriculture degrees (animal science, animal production or agricultural economics)

2. 2

   Prepare a brief CV with your personal details

3. 3

   Write a half-page motivation letter

4. 4

   Gather a certified copy of your South African ID, a certified copy of your Grade 12/Matric certificate and a full academic record/statement of results

5. 5

   Email your application to [email protected] with the subject line 'Beefmaster Group Bursary 2026' before the closing date

6. 6

   Attend interviews and assessments if shortlisted

7. 7

   Sign the bursary agreement if your application is successful

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is eligible for the Beefmaster Group Bursary?

The bursary is restricted to final-year South African students in specific agriculture degrees - animal science, animal production and agricultural economics - who have completed Matric, have a strong academic record and a genuine passion for the South African agricultural sector, and who study at an accredited South African institution.

What does the Beefmaster Group Bursary cover?

It is a full bursary for the academic year covering tuition fees, accommodation, books and related study costs.

How do I apply for the Beefmaster Group Bursary?

Email your application to [email protected] using the subject line 'Beefmaster Group Bursary 2026'. Include a brief CV, a half-page motivation letter, a certified ID copy, a certified Matric certificate and your full academic record. Shortlisted candidates are invited for interviews and assessments before signing a bursary agreement.

When does the Beefmaster Group Bursary close?

For the 2026 academic year applications closed on 30 December 2025. The bursary is an annually recurring programme and the application window typically opens late in the year for the following academic year, so check the official Beefmaster Group website or email the contact for the next cycle's dates.