University Of Glasgow - Graduate School Of College Of Social Sciences
Qualifying Details
Information not yet available. Please check the University website for updates. http://www.gla.ac.uk/colleges/socialsciences/fundingopportunities/postgraduateresearch/#d.en.179999 Deadline is 1 April 2011
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BBSRC Funding
Qualifying Details
Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council supports postgraduate training to help ensure the flow of highly qualified people into research careers. The quota competition awards funding to universities and research organisations for postgraduate research programmes. Awards are made on a competitive basis through an evaluation of the quality of the research training offered by a department or research unit. Funding is awarded in the form of Doctoral Training Grants (DTGs) to provide institutions with maximum flexibility in the training they support. Deadline 25 April 2011 Further information at here
University Of Kent - School Of English
Qualifying Details
AHRC awards for postgraduate study in the arts and humanities are available through three separate schemes. These offer awards for students undertaking: (1) a Master's course intended to prepare them to move on to doctoral research (2) a Master's or Postgraduate Diploma course intended to prepare them for professional practice (3) Doctoral research.
Ancora Foundation Graduate Fellowship at Stanford Graduate School of Business
Overview
One scholarship is offered each year for enrollment in the Stanford Sloan Master`s Program, a 10 ½ month, full-time program leading to the degree of Master of Science in Management.
One of three degree programs at the Stanford Graduate School of Business, the Stanford Sloan Program provides an ideal learning environment for successful mid-career executives who are preparing for greater levels of leadership and responsibility within their organizations, or who may be choosing a new career path. Stanford Sloan Fellows come from over 20 different countries, sharing personal and professional insights based on their years of significant work experience (minimum of 8).
The small class size coupled with the collaborative nature of the Program creates a wonderful dynamic of shared learning. Furthermore, the Business School takes advantage of interdisciplinary collaboration among Stanford`s seven schools to fuel discussion of innovative solutions to pressing business and global issues.
Selection Criteria
Applicants should have (a) a confirmed acceptance at the Stanford Sloan Master`s Program; (b) an excellent academic record with a first degree equivalent to a good Second Class (Upper) Honors or higher or a GPA of at least 3.5; (c) a very good command of the English Language including a TOEFL (100 minimum on iBT); (d) GMAT score (no minimum score required, but careful preparation is highly recommended); (e) at least eight years of full-time work experience, including five years as a manager; and (e) assessed to have outstanding potential for leadership in government, business, or civil society after graduation.
Applications will be reviewed beginning mid-January, and decisions will be mailed within four weeks of receipt of your application. For the 2012 intake, the application deadline is December 15, 2011. More information about the Stanford Sloan Program and the application process can be found in the following website:
http://www.gsb.stanford.edu/sloan/
and
http://www.gsb.stanford.edu/sloan/apply/
Terms and Conditions
Each fellowship is tenable for 10 ½ month only for full-time students on the Master of Science in Management program. The successful candidate is expected to complete his/her studies within the tenable period.
Each scholarship will cover the following:
- Tuition and other compulsory fees (as specified by Stanford Graduate School of Business);
- Monthly stipend; and
- Return air-ticket (economy class)
Overview
We are a diverse workforce of some 8,500 people representing more than 150 nationalities working in 147 countries. We have six regional offices and a headquarters located in Geneva, Switzerland.
In line with our mission to provide global leadership in public health, we employ health specialists, medical doctors, scientists, epidemiologists and also people with expertise in administration and finance, information systems, economics, health statistics as well as emergency preparedness and response.
What do we offer?
The World Health Organization (WHO) as the leader in global public health issues is committed to building future leaders in public health. WHO`s Internship Programme offers a wide range of opportunities for students to gain insight in the technical and administrative programmes of WHO.
The duration of WHO internships is between six weeks to three months. Exceptionally, internships may be extended up to a maximum of 24 weeks depending on your degree requirements. Unfortunately, WHO internships are not paid and all costs of travel and accommodation are the responsibility of the intern or the sponsoring institution.
Who are we looking for?
- You are enrolled in a degree programme in a graduate school (second university degree or higher) both at the time of application and during the internship.
- You have completed at least three years of full-time studies at a university or equivalent institution towards the completion of a degree.
- You are at least 20 years old.
- You possess a first degree in a public health, medical or social field related to the technical work of WHO or a degree in a management-related or administrative field.
- You are fluent in the working language of the office of assignment.
- You are invited to create a profile in WHO`s e-Recruitment system. This includes details regarding your education, current studies, language and computer skills.
- You will also need to write a Cover Letter to express your motivation for applying for a WHO Internship (maximum length - three paragraphs).
- To apply, please follow the instructions on the following website where you will find further information on our programme and advertised Internship opportunities.
Internships are available in a wide variety of areas related to the technical work of WHO. Our Information Sheet for Interns regarding WHO departments (below) provides links to WHO-related websites about WHO`s technical work. Please review this information and specify which area of WHO would be most suitable for you. The more specific you can be in your request, the better chances there will be to match you to one of our technical programmes.Conditions of WHO Headquarters internships
- The duration of WHO internships is between a minimum of 6 weeks to a maximum of 12 weeks. Exceptionally, internships may be extended up to 24 weeks to respond to special academic requirements or particular needs of the receiving programme.
- WHO internships are not paid. Travel costs, travel arrangements (including visas), and living accommodations are the responsibility of the intern or their sponsoring institution.
- Persons related to a WHO staff member, i.e., son/daughter, brother/sister are not eligible for an internship.
- Interns must possess a passport of a WHO Member State.
- WHO Interns must have adequate medical insurance coverage during the entire period of the internships. This medical coverage must include Switzerland.
- Interns may participate only once in the WHO Internship Programme.
- Interns do not have the status of WHO staff members and shall not represent the Organization in any official capacity.
- WHO Interns are not eligible for appointment to any position within WHO for a period of three months following the end of their internship. Any employment with WHO at that point in time shall be subject to established recruitment and selection procedures.
The application links on this website are for internships in Geneva, Switzerland. If you are interested in applying for an internship in one of our regional or country offices where a limited number of internships may be available, please contact that regional office directly by following the links below.
- WHO African Region
- WHO Region of the Americas
- WHO South-East Asia Region
- WHO Eastern Mediterranean Region
- WHO Western Pacific Region
- List of health topics in the WHO Regional Office for Europe
- Details of our work in European countries
How to apply
PLEASE NOTE: Application Dates and Deadlines
Summer (May to October)
To be considered for a summer internship, applications are accepted between December 1 - January 31 each year.
Winter (November to April)
To be considered for a winter internship, applications are accepted between August 1 - September 30 each year.
The application process requires developing an individual profile within WHO`s e-Recruitment system. This profile covers your education, current studies, language skills and computer knowledge and experience. Students may lack professional experience or find it challenging to complete the levels within the expertise section in eRecruit. Suggestion: Review your experience in light of your academic career or any activities you`ve done. Show how these experiences have provided you skills and competencies to work in a team, to make decisions and to solve problems. These may relate to your actual schooling or a personal situation.
You are encouraged to supply a Cover Letter to articulate your motivation for seeking a WHO Internship (maximum length - 3 paragraphs). In this letter describe what type of project you feel you could contribute while interning with WHO. Tell us about your ideas. As part of your covering letter, include your dates of availability and any additional information to facilitate the selection process. If selected for a WHO Internship, you will be required to provide certified copies of proof of enrolment in a course of studies and proof of personal medical insurance (illness) coverage (which must include Switzerland.)
All applications for WHO Internships are acknowledged when received and are made available to technical units for review. The period of time for this review is indeterminate. If you do not hear from a WHO technical unit in a reasonable period of time (say 1-2 months after the application closing date), assume that you will not be considered for a WHO internship at this time.
As an important reminder, WHO Internships are not paid. Living in Geneva is expensive and finding accommodations can be challenging. All intern candidates should be aware of these factors before they consider applying for a WHO Internship. WHO does not provide financial support, so interns are encouraged to seek funding from other external sources. Applying for funding can be time-consuming and complicated, so interns are advised to start their funding search well in advance. When applying for funding, you are likely to be requested to provide proof of offer stating that you have been accepted for an internship with the WHO. If you have been accepted for an internship with the WHO, and thereby eligible to join the intern community, additional information will be provided to you to aid you in identifying sources of funding.
Warning: If selected for an internship and you are identifying accommodations in Geneva, do NOT make advance payments or provide guarantee sums in advance of your arrival. This is particularly important is someone asks you to wire funds to Western Uni0n or a bank outside of Switzerland. If in doubt, please writeinterns@who.int with your query. Here is an informative article from the London Metropolitan Police:
Click here for article: "Students advised not to pay for accommodation up front"
Please note that all applications will remain active for a period of six months. Intern applicants not offered an internship based on their initial application are encouraged to re-apply after this period.
When you are ready to apply, please select one area within WHO.
- Director-General`s Office
- Communications
- Family, Women and Children`s Health
- General Management
- Health Security and Environment
- Health Systems and Services
- HIV/AIDS, TB, Malaria and Neglected Tropical Diseases
- Information, Evidence and Research
- Noncommunicable Diseases and Mental Health
- Polio, Emergencies and Country Collaboration
If you have additional questions, please use the email below:
interns@who.int
http://www.who.int/employment/internship/en/
East-West Center Graduate Degree Fellowship Program
Overview
The East-West Center (EWC) Graduate Degree Fellowship provides substantial funding toward Master`s and Doctoral degrees for graduate students from Asia, the Pacific, and the U.S. to participate in educational and research programs at EWC while pursuing graduate study at the University of Hawai`i. Through EWC affiliation, awardees become part of a growing network of students and alumni forging the shape and substance of the world`s most vibrant region.
Priority in the student selection process is given to applicants seeking degrees in fields of study related to research themes at the East-West Center, focusing on topics in economics; environmental change, vulnerability and governance; politics and security; and population and health, at a local, national and/or regional level in the Asia Pacific region.
The Center also welcomes applications in other fields of study on issues of common concern among the peoples and nations of Asia, the Pacific and the United States. Visit the East-West Center website www.EastWestCenter.org for information regarding research themes.
Fellowship provisions include tuition and fees, graduate residence hall room costs, health insurance, book allowance, and partial living stipend. Competitive supplemental awards and field study/travel grant awards are available to EWC Graduate Degree fellows.
Degree fellows have opportunities to participate in graduate certificate programs offered in leadership studies, international cultural studies, population studies, and conflict resolution that enhance their degree studies. Other opportunities include invited participation in the Center`s research projects in several areas of international study including politics, governance and security, economics, environmental change, population and health, education, and Pacific islands development.
How to Apply
For an overview of all of the student fellowship competitions administered at the Center, please visit www.eastwestcenter.org/studentprograms. For details and downloadable application material for the East-West Center Graduate Degree Fellowship, you may visit www.eastwestcenter.org/gdf. E-mail inquiries:
scholarships@eastwestcenter.org, or write to the EWC Graduate Degree Fellowship Program, Award Services Office, Burns Hall 2066, East-West Center, 1601 East-West Road, Honolulu, HI 96848-1601, U.S.A.
Application Due Date: Postmarked by November 1, 2011
Applications will be available in Spring 2011 for fellowships and graduate degree study to begin in August 2012. All application materials are submitted directly to EWC.
EWC Graduate Degree Fellowship
Overview
EWC Graduate Degree
EWC Graduate Degree Fellowship
The East-West Center Graduate Degree Fellowship provides Master`s and Doctoral funding for graduate students from Asia, the Pacific, and the U.S. to participate in educational and research programs at the East-West Center while pursuing graduate study at the University of Hawai`i. Through East-West Center affiliation, awardees become part of a growing network of students and alumni forging the shape and substance of the world`s most vibrant region.
Center fellowships are provided for degree study at the University of Hawai`i and participation in the Center`s international and intercultural programs. The Center and the University of Hawai`i, located in a unique island setting with a distinctive multicultural heritage, offer premier resources for studies on Asia, the Pacific, and the U.S.
Degree fellows have opportunities to participate in graduate certificate programs offered in leadership studies, international intercultural studies, population studies and natural resource management that enhance their degree studies. Other opportunities include invited participation in the Center`s research projects in several areas of international study including politics, governance and security; economics; environmental change; population and health; education; and Pacific islands development.
The East-West Center Graduate Degree Fellowship invites applications from:
- Citizens or permanent residents of the United States
- Citizens of countries in the Pacific and Asia, including Russia
- Master`s degrees (up to 24-month fellowship)
- Doctoral degrees (up to 48-month fellowship)
- Applicants submit both the application for East-West Center Graduate Fellowship and the graduate admissions application to the University of Hawai`i to the East-West Center Award Services Office. Applications must be postmarked by the November 1 deadline.
- Applicants already enrolled as classified graduate students at the University of Hawai`i submit only the East-West Center Graduate Fellowship application.
- Required tests include the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) or the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) for applicants from non-English speaking countries, and the GRE or GMAT for all applicants as required by university departments.
- Award recipients who are not U.S. citizens or permanent residents must meet exchange visitor (J-1 visa) requirements.
Beyond fulfilling degree requirements at the University of Hawai`i, East-West Center students are required to take part in the Center`s education program. These requirements include:
- Core Program that meets weekly during the fall semester.
- Spring Core Issues Course, which will consist of a series of presentations and small-group discussions.
- Community Service. Degree Fellows are expected to devote 90 hours to community service during their award period.
- Involvement in an EWC Research Project.
- Interdisciplinary Certificate. Students not involved in an EWC research project must pursue one of several interdisciplinary certificates.
- Language Requirement. Degree Fellows who are native speakers of English from USA, Australia or New Zealand must demonstrate proficiency in an Asian/Pacific language or complete four semesters of language coursework.
- Monthly Report to the Associate Dean.
GRADUATE DEGREE FELLOWSHIPS
Award Services Office
East-West Center
1601 East-West Road
Honolulu, HI 96848-1601
USA
Individuals who are citizens or permanent residents of the United States or a country listed below may apply for the East-West Center Graduate Degree Fellowships:
Southeast Asia: Brunei, Burma, Cambodia, East Timor, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand Vietnam
East Asia: China (Hong Kong, Macau, Mainland, Taiwan), Japan, Korea, Democratic People`s Republic of, Korea, Republic of, Mongolia, Russia.
South Asia: Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Iran, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka
Pacific Region: American Samoa, Australia, Cook Islands, Federated States of Micronesia, Fiji, French Polynesia, Guam, Kiribati, Marshall Islands, Nauru, New Caledonia, New Zealand, Niue, Northern Marianas, Palau, Papua New Guinea, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Tokelau, Tonga, Tuvalu, Vanuatu, Wallis & Futuna Islands.
http://www.eastwestcenter.org/education/student-programs/opportunities-for-study/ewc-graduate-degree-fellowship
Faculty of Communication Arts, Chulalongkorn University, is opening applications for One-Semester Exchange Student Scholarship program to study Communication Management (Bachelor of Arts, English Program). Please find the info as follows (copied-and-pasted from http://www.inter.commarts.chula.ac.th/admission/asean_scholarship_application_package.htm).
2012 Rotary Peace Fellowship for International Studies in Peace and Conflict Resolution
Overview
Rotary Peace Fellows are leaders promoting national and international cooperation, peace, and the successful resolution of conflict throughout their lives, in their careers, and through service activities. Fellows earn a master`s degree in international relations, sustainable development, peace studies, conflict resolution, or a professional development certificate in peace and conflict studies.
The Rotary Centers for International Studies in peace and conflict resolution program supports the mission of The Rotary Foundation to further world understanding and peace.
The purpose of the Rotary Peace Centers program is to:
The Rotary Peace Centers program is intended for individuals who have chosen a career related to international relations, peace, and conflict resolution, who already have work experience in these areas, and who have real potential to positively impact our world. Candidates should consider these objectives carefully before applying and should be prepared to explain in their written statement and interviews how they would support these program objectives. In particular, candidates should demonstrate a commitment to community or international humanitarian service, and working for peace.
Applicants can choose from either the master`s degree OR the professional development certificate program. Candidates will not be considered for both programs.
Rotary Peace Fellowships fund either master`s degree or professional development certificate study at one of the six Rotary Peace Centers for International Studies in peace and conflict resolution at seven universities worldwide.
Fellowship funding includes:
General eligibility
Rotary Peace Fellowship applicants should have:
Application
You must submit this application and all supplementary materials to a Rotary club, preferably in the area of your legal or permanent place of residence, full-time study, or employment. Please consult the local club for the application deadline. You should be prepared for personal interviews at the discretion of the sponsor Rotarians at both the club and the district levels. Each Rotary district may forward as many applications as it deems qualified to The Rotary Foundation for consideration in a world-competitive selection process. This application and additional information are also available at www.rotary.org/rotarycenters. Once the application is endorsed and complete, the Rotary sponsor district must send it electronically to The Rotary Foundation at rotarypeacecenters@rotary.org.
BE SURE TO SUBMIT A COMPLETE APPLICATION with club and district endorsement. E-mail or fax submissions are preferred.
District-endorsed applications for the 2012 Rotary Peace Fellowships competition are due to The Rotary Foundation by 1 July 2011.
The Rotary Foundation of Rotary International
One Rotary Center
1560 Sherman Avenue
Evanston, IL 60201-3698 USA
www.rotary.org/rotarycenters
Fax: +1-847-556-2141
rotarypeacecenters@rotary.org
15 Master/PhD Scholarships in Japan
Overview
INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM FOR FOREIGN GRADUATE STUDENTS WITH SCHOLARSHIPS
Faculty of Science and Engineering, Waseda University offers International Graduate Program in English for foreign students. For September 2011 intake, we will allocate approximately 15 scholarships for Doctoral and Master candidates in total.
Detailed eligibility is listed as follows: Japanese Government (MEXT) Scholarship for 9 Doctoral and Master candidates entering in September 2011 (MEXT stands for Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology).
Asia Special Scholarship for 6 Doctoral and Master candidates entering in September 2011
To apply for the program with scholarships, you need to take two application procedures as follows.
First of all, please read the following guidelines carefully, and take the appropriate procedures.
http://www.sci.waseda.ac.jp/visitor/applicants/daigakuin/scholarship_fse.html
Application documents for Japanese Government (MEXT) Scholarship and Asia Special Scholarship. This program with scholarships is provided for international students applying for Admission to International Graduate Program/AIGP for September 2011 Entrance.
Please check the information about Admission to International Graduate Program/AIGP application procedures, departments accepting applicants, and admission requirements on the following URL ; http://www.sci.waseda.ac.jp/visitor/applicants/daigakuin/aigp.html
Overview
JAPANESE GOVERNMENT (MONBUKAGAKUSHO:MEXT) SCHOLARSHIP FOR 2011 RESEARCH STUDENTS
MEXT (Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science, and Technology) offers scholarships to international students who wish to study at Japanese universities as research students under the Japanese Government MEXT Scholarship Program.
Fields of Study
Fields of study must be subjects which applicants will be able to study and research at Japanese universities.
Keep in mind, however, that a student who majors in medicine, dentistry or welfare science will not be allowed to engage in clinical training such as medical care and operative surgery until he/she obtains a permit from the Minister of Health, Labour and Welfare under applicable Japanese laws. Majors in traditional entertainment such as Kabuki and classical Japanese dances, or in subjects that seek practical training in specific technologies or techniques at factories or companies are excluded.
Eligibility
1. Nationality:
Applicant must have the nationality of a country which has diplomatic relations with the Japanese government. This applies at such times to stateless persons, too. Applicant who has Japanese nationality at the time of application will not be eligible. Applicant screening will be made at the Japanese Embassy/Consulate Generalhereinafter referred to as the “Japanese legation�) in the country of Applicant’s nationality（except where two or more countries are attended by the same Japanese Embassy/Consulate General）.
2. Age:
Applicant must have been born on or after April 2,1976.
3. Academic Background:
Applicant must be a graduate from a Japanese university or have academic ability equal or superior to that of a Japanese university graduate. A person will be deemed to have academic ability equal or superior to that of a university graduate, if he/she
[1] has completed or will complete a 16-year school curriculum in a foreign country or an 18-year school curriculum if he/she desires to enroll in a doctoral course in the field of medicine, dentistry or veterinary science, or pharmacy which is founded on a 6-year department or faculty; or
[2] is or will be aged 22 or older and has taken an individual entrance qualification examination and has been judged by a graduate school as being equal or superior in academic ability to a university graduate (or 24 or older if he/she desires to enroll in a doctoral course in the field of medicine, dentistry or veterinary science, or pharmacy which is founded on a 6-year department or faculty）.
Note: Eligible applicants include those who otherwise satisfy or will satisfy qualification requirements for admission to a Japanese graduate school. As a general rule, a person who has completed a doctoral course may not apply unless he/she seeks to obtain a degree.
4. Major Field of Study:
Applicant should apply for the field of study he/she studied at the previous university or any related field. Applicant must choose a field on which he/she can receive education and perform research at the university of his/her choice.
5. Japanese Language:
Applicant must be willing to learn the Japanese language, interested in Japan and enthusiastic about deepening his/her understanding of Japan after arriving, and capable of engaging in study and research while adapting himself/herself to life in Japan.
6. Health:
Applicant must be physically and mentally healthy enough to pursue study at university.
7. Arrival in Japan:
Applicant must be able to leave for and arrive in Japan between the 1st and 7th of April 2011, or within two weeks of the date set by the receiving university for the beginning of the semester (in principle, in September or October). Travel expenses will not be provided if the Applicant chooses to travel to Japan before this set period.
8. Visa Requirement:
Selected Applicants must obtain a College Student (ryuugaku) visa prior to his arrival in Japan. Applicants who are already in Japan under a visa other than College Student are required to change it to College Student by the end of the month preceding the start of the scholarship. Applicants who change their resident status to any status other than College Student� after their arrival in Japan will immediately lose their status as a Japanese government scholarship student.
Term of Scholarship
The term of scholarship will differ as follows depending on the course a grantee takes in Japan:
Scholarship
1. Allowance
Under the fiscal 2010 budget, each grantee will be provided monthly with 152,000 yen (Research Student course), 154,000 yen (students enrolled in a Master`s program or a professional degree program), or 155,000 yen students enrolled in a doctoral program (an additional monthly stipend of 2,000 or 3,000 yen may be provided to those undertaking study or research in specially designated regions). However, these amounts are subject to change depending on the annual budget of each year. The scholarship will not be paid to a grantee who takes a leave of absence or is long absent from his/her university.
2. Traveling Costs
[1] Transportation to Japan: Each grantee will be provided, according to his/her itinerary and route as designated by MEXT, with an economy class air ticket from the international airport closest to his/her place of residence to Narita International Airport （or following the itinerary normally used by the university where the grantee is placed）. Expenses such as inland transportation from his/her place of residence to the nearest international airport, airport tax, airport usage charges, special taxes on overseas travel and travel expenses within Japan will be borne by the grantee (the place of residence of the grantee shall in principle be the address stated in the application form). Air travel from a country other than the grantee`s nationality will not be covered, nor travel to Japan before April 1, 2011.
If the grantee comes to Japan to obtain admission to a university, he/she will not be provided with traveling cost to Japan.
[2]Transportation from Japan: The grantee who returns to his/her home country within the last-payment month of his/her scholarship will be provided, upon application, with an economy class air ticket for a flight from Narita International Airport (or following the itinerary normally used by the university where the grantee is placed) to the international airport closest to his/her place of return.
Note:Insurance premiums for travel to/from Japan shall be borne by the grantee. The airport the grantee departs from or returns to must be an airport of the country of his/her nationality.
3. School Fees
Fees for matriculation, tuition and entrance examinations at a university will be paid by the Japanese government. If the grantee moves on to higher education as a nonregular student, he/she will pay for entrance examinations.
Application Procedure
Applications should be made through Japanese embassies or consulate-generals abroad or Japanese universities.
Each applicant must submit three sets of the following documents to the Japanese legation by the specified date. One set is required to be original documents. The other two sets may be photocopies thereof.
1. Application (a prescribed form)
2. Application Form: Attachment, a prescribed form
3. Research Program
4. Photograph 4.5×3.5 cm, taken within the past six months, upper body, full-faced, uncapped.
Write your name and nationality on the reverse and paste it onto the application form. Digital photographs also acceptable
5. Academic transcript of each academic year of the last university attended （issued by the university attended
6. Graduation certificate or degree certificate of the last university attended （or an attested document certifying that the applicant will graduate from the school, where applicable）
7. Recommendation from the principal or the adviser of the last university attended
8. Recommendation from the present employer if currently employed）
9. Medical certificate on the prescribed form issued by the medical institution designated by the Japanese legation
10. Abstracts of theses
11. Photograph showing applicant`s own works of art or a recorded tape of musical performance only for those majoring in fine arts or music
Note 1: These documents must be written in either Japanese or English. A document written in any other language must be attached with a Japanese or English translation.
More detailed information on this scholarship program is available at the Japanese legation in your country.
http://www.mext.go.jp/component/a_menu/education/detail/__icsFiles/afieldfile/2009/11/04/1222424_20_001.pdf
Source http://www.mext.go.jp/a_menu/koutou/ryugaku/1291549.htm
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