In celebration of a number of Agbiz members who celebrated their 100 years of existence, an annual Agbiz Centenary Bursary Fund was established. The primary objective of the bursary is to promote master's, or PhD level research in agribusiness related fields and Agbiz certainly is proud to be associated with and supporting the set research of Agbiz Centenary Bursary holders.
The annual bursary of R39 000.00 is available to a South African student registered for a master’s or PhD degree in either agricultural economics or agribusiness management related fields, at any recognised South African university in 2022. Terms and conditions apply. For more information, read the Terms and Conditions document.
Applications for the 2022 bursary, complete with a completed application form and the required documentation, should reach Agbiz via email or mail before 5 December 2021.
Due to circumstances around the Covid-19 pandemic, Agbiz did not award an Agbiz Centenary Bursary in 2021.
For enquiries please contact Liezl Esterhuizen on 012 807 6686 or e-mail admin@agbiz.co.za.
![]() Reabetswe Monchonyane MSc Agricultural Economics University of Pretoria |
![]() Lerato Ramafoko MSc Agricultural Economics Stellenbosch University |
![]() Hester Vermeulen PhD Nutrition University of Pretoria |
![]() Nngadiseng Motaung MSc Agricultural Economics University of the Free State |
![]() Carmen van Niekerk PhD Nutrition University of Pretoria |
![]() Diana Mawoko MSc in Agricultural Economics University of Pretoria |
![]() Anel Jansen van Vuuren MSc in Agricultural Economics University of Pretoria |
![]() Andries Radley PhD in Agricultural Economics North-West University |
![]() Gunther Griessel MSc Agricultural Economics University of the Free State |
![]() Nandpha Mbizana MSc Agricultural Economics University of Fort Hare |
![]() Jan Greyling MSc Agricultural Economics Stellenbosch University |
*In 2015 two bursaries were awarded due to the high standard of applications received.