Yamaguchi University Scholarship in Japan for International Students
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Applicant criteria
NationalityNo specific nationality required
Age
- 18 - 60
Gender
- Both
Opportunity criteria
Job locationJapan
DegreeBachelors, Master, Phd
Opportunity description
Yamaguchi University is a prestigious national university in Japan, originally founded in 1894 and re-established as a university in 1949. It is located in Yamaguchi Prefecture on Honshu Island. The university has multiple campuses covering a wide range of disciplines including humanities, economics, science, engineering, medicine, and agriculture.
The university offers several types of scholarships for international students:
- Japanese Government (MEXT) Scholarship: Provides full funding including tuition, monthly stipend, and travel expenses. Available for undergraduate and graduate students.
- Privately Financed International Students Scholarship (Yamaguchi University): Partial funding of 540,000 JPY annually (about 45,000 JPY per month), available for undergraduate, master’s, and doctoral students.
- Tuition Exemptions: Partial or full tuition waivers for academically outstanding and financially needy students.
Deadline
- MEXT Scholarship: Through the Japanese embassy usually from April–July, or via university recommendation in November–December.
- Privately Financed Scholarship: After admission, usually in June–July.
- Tuition Exemptions: After enrollment, at the beginning of each semester (April or October).
Benefits
- MEXT Scholarship: Full coverage of tuition, monthly allowance, and travel expenses.
- Privately Financed Scholarship: 45,000 JPY per month (540,000 JPY annually).
- Tuition Exemptions: Half or full waiver of tuition fees depending on academic performance and financial need.
Eligibility criteria
- MEXT: International students admitted to undergraduate or graduate programs; selection is conducted through Japanese embassies or consulates.
- Privately Financed Scholarship: For self-financed international students not receiving government funding; about 20 students are selected annually.
- Tuition Exemptions: Based on academic excellence and financial situation.