Homoeopathic Association of SA Bursary 2027: How to Apply

Key facts

Status
Applications open
Provider
Homoeopathic Association of South Africa
Field of study
Medical
Study level
Postgraduate
Academic year
2022
Last checked
September 2026

The fund runs intermittently, depending on donations.

The Homoeopathic Association of South Africa (HSA) is the professional body for registered homoeopaths. Its bursary fund, financed by member donations, helps students who are studying the Master’s degree in homoeopathy at the only two institutions that offer it: the University of Johannesburg (UJ) and the Durban University of Technology (DUT).

About the HSA Bursary

The HSA bursary is a partial award. It does not cover the full cost of a year of study but contributes towards fees, and the amount depends on what the fund has raised in that year. It is awarded for one year at a time.

HSA Bursary eligibility requirements

  • South African citizen or permanent resident.
  • Accepted for, or currently enrolled in, the homoeopathy degree at UJ or DUT.
  • A member of the HSA. Student membership is available and only members are considered.
  • Able to show financial need and satisfactory academic progress.

How to apply for the HSA Bursary

  1. Email info@homeopathy.org.za to confirm the fund is open and to join as a student member if you have not already.
  2. Download the HSA Bursary Fund application form from homeopathy.org.za and complete every section. Incomplete forms are not considered.
  3. Attach clear copies of your ID, your latest academic record, proof of registration or acceptance at UJ or DUT, and proof of your household income.
  4. Email the form and documents to info@homeopathy.org.za before the closing date given by the HSA. Late applications are not considered.

HSA Bursary closing date

No closing date has been published for 2027. When the fund opens, the HSA sets a closing date in the call for applications, usually early in the academic year.

Contact details

Because the HSA award is small and irregular, homoeopathy students should apply to NSFAS and to the UJ and DUT financial aid offices first. Our medical bursaries list covers other health-science funders.

FAQs

1. Is the HSA bursary open for 2027? +
The HSA runs its bursary fund intermittently and has not advertised a 2027 round. The last widely published cycle was for 2022. Email info@homeopathy.org.za to ask whether the fund is accepting applications.
2. Who qualifies? +
South African citizens or permanent residents who are HSA student members and are accepted for, or enrolled in, the homoeopathy degree at the University of Johannesburg or the Durban University of Technology.
3. How much does it pay? +
It is a partial contribution towards the year's study costs, not a full bursary. Amounts depend on the fund's donations in that year.
4. Do I have to be an HSA member? +
Yes. Only HSA members are considered, so join as a student member before applying.
5. How do I apply? +
Download the HSA Bursary Fund application form from homeopathy.org.za, complete it, attach clear copies of your ID, academic record, proof of registration and proof of financial need, and email it to info@homeopathy.org.za.
6. Where else can homoeopathy students get funding? +
NSFAS funds the UJ and DUT homoeopathy degrees for students from households earning under R350 000, and both universities offer merit awards. See our medical bursaries page.
Update note (checked September 2026): The HSA’s website still describes its bursary fund, but the only closing date it gives is 15 July 2021; no 2026 or 2027 round has been published. Source: homeopathy.org.za.

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