The Stellenbosch University Scholarship provides financially supported master’s programs in South Africa to qualified African candidates. Selected candidates will get full financing through the Stellenbosch University Scholarship to attend the university’s Master of Artificial Intelligence program in 2024.
Application Deadline: August 15, 2024.
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The MSc in Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence is a one-year structured master’s programme at Stellenbosch University, designed for students with a strong mathematical and computational background. It will equip you with the fundamentals of ML and AI, plus a suite of sophisticated techniques and concepts at the research forefront of these fields.
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To be considered for the 2024 Stellenbosch University Scholarship, you must have one of the following qualifications by the time of enrolment:
African countries
Not specified
It is a one-year structured master’s programme at Stellenbosch University.
Applications for the 2025 intake close on 31 October 2024. A first round of selections and notifications will happen in August/September, so apply early if you can! Please keep in mind that space is limited.
To apply for admission into the MSc programme, follow the steps below.
For general information on the online application process, study fees, support services, and more, follow this link to Stellenbosch University’s website for prospective postgraduate students.
You can generate a provisional quote here.
We do have a small number of full scholarships available for students from Africa. If you complete an application for the programme before 15 August, you will also be considered for a scholarship. Successful applicants will be notified in September.
If you apply before 15 August, we will notify you in September. If you apply between August 15 and October 31, we will notify you in November.
The programme starts in mid-January. Exact dates will be communicated to successful applicants. Note that the programme requires one year of intensive full-time studies. The part-time option allows a student to complete the modules and research project over two years.
All students must complete 4 core modules, 6 elective modules, and a research project. Part-time students can decide, in consultation with the programme coordinator, how best to split their modules and project over two years. One way might be to complete half of the modules in year 1, and the other half plus the project in year 2.
Each module might have two or three contact sessions (lectures or practica) per week, on the Stellenbosch campus, and full-time students would typically have two modules at a time. The exact schedule for 2025 will be communicated to successful candidates.
No. At the moment, the programme is presented only in-person at Stellenbosch University.
Due to large volumes, we won’t be able to perform informal pre-approvals. If you think you might meet the requirements, you are most welcome to submit an application. Your qualifications will be evaluated against the South African system.
Yes! We understand that some students are still busy with their degrees. You can submit an application with the information and transcripts you have on hand. There will be a “conditionally accepted” option, that may admit a student on the condition that they have completed their degrees by January 2025.
Yes! Contact us to find out how.
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