To date, some 62,000 students from approximately 160 countries and regions around the world have studied in Japan under the Japanese Government (Monbukagakusho) Scholarship program established in 1954. As of May 1, 2004, there were 9,804 foreign students studying in Japan as Japanese government scholarship students.
Japanese government scholarship students are recruited and selected in three ways:
i)Embassy recommendation-For those outside of Japan
ii)University recommendation
iii)Domestic Selection-For those already in Japan
More info, please contact with the nearst Japanse Embassy/Consulate in your area.
We provide information on the scholarships, financial aids, or related. The information is gathered from reliable and trusted sources, mainly from universities official website, admission departement and international office, as well as from financial support institution publication. Thank You and Good Luck!
NZAID's- New Zealand
Education is of critical importance within NZAID's overarching policy framework and the Agency's aim of achieving a safe and just world free of poverty. Education has historically accounted for approximately one third of New Zealand's total annual bilateral Official Development Assistance (ODA). NZAID supports basic, post-basic and tertiary education in our core bilateral partner countries and through selected regional programmes, with a particular emphasis on achieving gender equality at these levels of education by 2015. NZAID support includes the provision of scholarships for study in home country, regional and New Zealand institutions.
NZAID Scholarships are a valuable capacity-building tool to provide students with knowledge and skills with which to make a positive contribution to their country's development. Country and regional programmes may include and fund scholarships as a flexible aid mechanism to help meet the human resource development needs of the partner country and selected countries within NZAID's regional programmes.
Education and training is delivered through a range of Scholarships and Awards outlined below:
NZAID Scholarships are a valuable capacity-building tool to provide students with knowledge and skills with which to make a positive contribution to their country's development. Country and regional programmes may include and fund scholarships as a flexible aid mechanism to help meet the human resource development needs of the partner country and selected countries within NZAID's regional programmes.
Education and training is delivered through a range of Scholarships and Awards outlined below:
- New Zealand Development Scholarships (NZDS)
- New Zealand Regional Development Scholarships (NZRDS)
- Short Term Training Awards (STTA)
- Commonwealth Scholarships
VLIR - Belgium
VLIR provides study scholarships to allow persons from developing countries to follow an ICP (International Course) or ITP (International Training Programme), organised by a Flemish university or non-university HE institution. Candidate scholars should be eligible for the ICP or ITP they wish to attend.
More info: http://www.vliruos.be/UK/02programme/01scholarships/index.htm
On this webpages you can find all the information concerning this programme.
More info: http://www.vliruos.be/UK/02programme/01scholarships/index.htm
On this webpages you can find all the information concerning this programme.
The STUNED Scholarship-For Indonesian
The STUNED Scholarship Programme is open for professionals from all over Indonesia who have completed a bachelor study (S1), in particular teacher-educators, government officials (central and regional), NGO employees and journalists. The programme gives priority to candidates from outside Java and pays attention to gender equity, however, strongly motivated candidates from all other sectors including the private sector are encouraged to apply. Ph-D Students are not eligible for grants from this programme.
Read more about STUNED at NESO (NEC) Indonesia.
Read more about STUNED at NESO (NEC) Indonesia.
AFY - Japan
AYF application for 2006 has closed.
You can check information of 2006 for your reference here
For the year 2007 programme, announcement will be made this summer.Applicants are currently being paper screened for the interview in March.Successful candidates will be notified in February for the interview.
You can check information of 2006 for your reference here
For the year 2007 programme, announcement will be made this summer.Applicants are currently being paper screened for the interview in March.Successful candidates will be notified in February for the interview.
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