Key facts
- Status
- Check with the provider
- Provider
- Regent Business School
- Study level
- TVET / college
- Academic year
- 2027
- Last checked
- September 2026
We found no published 2027 scholarship call from Regent Business School when we checked.
VerifiedRegent Business School is a private business school offering higher certificates to MBAs, by contact and distance learning. It has run scholarship intakes in the past, and it offers a small number of bursaries through its financial aid office.
About Regent Business School funding
- A limited number of bursaries through the financial aid office.
- Qualifications from higher certificates to MBAs.
- Contact and distance learning options.
Who should ask
- South Africans accepted, or applying, to study at Regent Business School.
- Students who can show financial need.
- Working students who may also qualify for employer or SETA funding.
How to apply
- Visit regent.ac.za and contact the financial aid or bursary office.
- Ask which bursaries are open for 2027 and what documents are needed.
- Submit a complete application before the closing date; late or incomplete forms are not considered.
Closing date
No 2027 scholarship date had been published when we checked.
Contact details
- Regent Business School: regent.ac.za
Business students should also see the MANCOSA bursary, the Milpark Education bursary and the Katapult Business School bursaries.
FAQs
1. Is there a Regent Business School scholarship for 2027? +
We found no published 2027 scholarship call from Regent Business School when we checked. The school offers a limited number of bursaries through its financial aid office, so contact Regent directly before you register.
2. What is Regent Business School? +
A private higher education institution in South Africa, part of the Honoris United Universities network, offering business qualifications from higher certificates to MBAs, with contact and distance options.
3. Is Regent accredited? +
Yes. Its qualifications are registered and accredited by the Council on Higher Education.
4. Does NSFAS fund Regent? +
No. NSFAS funds only public universities and TVET colleges, so Regent students need private bursaries, employer funding or study loans.
5. What other funding can I use? +
Employer study assistance, SETA bursaries for working people, and education loans from banks or specialist lenders.
6. How do I ask about bursaries? +
Contact Regent's financial aid or bursary office through regent.ac.za before the registration deadline, and submit any application with all documents attached.
Update note (checked September 2026): Regent Business School offers a 50% scholarship on fees for 17- to 19-year-olds registering for distance Higher Certificates in 2027, but gives no application closing date. Source: regent.ac.za.
Checked the requirements and closing date? Apply directly with the provider.
Apply on the provider’s website