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South African School of Motion Picture Medium & Live Performance (Pty) Ltd (AFDA), South Africa
AFDA, the South African School of Motion Picture Medium and Live Performance, runs its own Open Day bursary for prospective students who attended the Hatfield Campus Open Day, covering part of tuition fees for the 2026 academic year. The AFDA Selection Committee decides awards and its decision is final and binding.
Beyond this bursary, AFDA's Funding Options page filters third-party bursaries that may suit private-institution students, including the Amandla Omoya Trust, Khobab Wind Farm, Letsatsi Borutho Trust, the Old Mutual Imfundo Trust Scholarship, the SARB Art Scholarship, the Tiso Foundation, the Garden Route District Municipality, the Mulilo bursary, and the SASMT, David Reunert and Gladwell music bursaries, alongside study loans arranged through Student Hero and Fundi. AFDA states that NSFAS does not fund students at private higher education institutions such as itself, and that AFDA cannot submit a bursary application on a student's behalf, though it can supply an acceptance letter and a pro-forma tuition invoice to support a student's own third-party applications.
See the AFDA bursary terms and conditions.
The AFDA Selection Committee assesses demonstrated motivation, demonstrated passion and creativity, and demonstrated financial need; its decision is final. The bursary is forfeited if the recipient does not register or withdraws, and may be withdrawn for serious academic underperformance or misconduct. Recipients take part in reasonable publicity and act as AFDA ambassadors. Funding beyond the award year is at AFDA's discretion and depends on academic performance.
Partially funded
Partially funded
Partially funded
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