Key facts
- Status
- Applications closed Closed 7 April 2023
- Provider
- Limpopo Department of Transport and Community Safety
- Academic year
- 2023
- Last checked
- September 2026
The department last advertised bursaries for the 2023 academic year, closing on 7 April 2023.
No open round · the last round we could find closed on 7 April 2023 Latest update ↓
The Limpopo Department of Transport and Community Safety has offered full-time bursaries to Limpopo residents in transport, logistics and policing fields as part of its skills pipeline. The programme has been dormant for several years, and this page explains what it offered and where to look instead.
About the Limpopo Transport and Community Safety Bursary
- Fields: logistics, policing, road safety, supply chain management, transport economics and transport planning.
- Covered registration and tuition fees, prescribed books, meals and accommodation at the institution or an accredited student residence.
- For full-time study at a public university or university of technology.
Eligibility requirements
- South African citizen living in Limpopo.
- Completed Matric.
- Registered, or provisionally accepted, for full-time study in a listed field at a public institution.
- Open to all, with preference for previously disadvantaged applicants and people with disabilities.
How to apply
- Check the bursaries page at ldtcs.gov.za for a new advert.
- If one appears, write an application letter quoting the reference in the advert and attach a certified ID, your Matric certificate, your latest results and proof of registration or acceptance on the institution’s letterhead, proof of Limpopo residence, proof of your parents’ or guardians’ income and proof of disability if applicable.
- Submit it to the head office at 40 Church Street, second floor, office 45, Polokwane, or to the district office in Capricorn, Vhembe, Sekhukhune, Waterberg or Mopani.
Closing date
The last confirmed closing date was 7 April 2023. No 2027 date has been published.
Contact details
- Department switchboard: 015 295 1000
- Bursary enquiries (2023 advert): 015 294 8240 or 015 294 8234
- Website: www.ldtcs.gov.za
Apply instead to the national Department of Transport bursary and the Limpopo Provincial Treasury bursary, and see our Limpopo government bursaries page.
FAQs
1. Is the Limpopo Department of Transport and Community Safety bursary open for 2027? +
No. The department last advertised full-time bursaries in 2023, closing on 7 April 2023, and its bursaries page has carried no new call since. Phone the department to ask whether a 2027 round is planned, and apply to the national Department of Transport bursary instead.
2. Which fields were funded? +
Logistics, policing, road safety, supply chain management, transport economics and transport planning at public universities.
3. What did it cover? +
Registration and tuition fees, prescribed books, meals and accommodation at the institution or an accredited residence.
4. Who qualified? +
South African citizens living in Limpopo with Matric, studying full-time at a public institution, with preference for previously disadvantaged applicants and people with disabilities.
5. How did you apply? +
By submitting an application letter quoting reference S5/1/1 with certified documents to the head office at 40 Church Street, Polokwane, or to a district office in Capricorn, Vhembe, Sekhukhune, Waterberg or Mopani.
6. What are the alternatives? +
The national Department of Transport bursary, the Limpopo Provincial Treasury bursary and the other schemes on our Limpopo government bursaries page.
Update note (checked September 2026): the department last advertised bursaries for the 2023 academic year, closing on 7 April 2023. Its bursaries page has carried no new call since, and no 2027 round had been announced when we checked. Phone the department to ask whether the programme will return, and apply to the national Department of Transport and the Limpopo Provincial Treasury in the meantime. The details below are from the 2023 advert.
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