Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, Richfield offers bursaries that cover tuition fees only. Students are responsible for other costs, such as purchasing required materials like a Tablet PC.

After completing their course, bursary recipients may be required to assist the institution in their qualified field at any of Richfield’s national campuses for a period equivalent to the bursary duration.

NSFAS, a South African government funding agency, only provides financial support to students at public universities and TVET colleges. Richfield is a private higher education institution, therefore it does not receive NSFAS funding.