Applications are now open for interested candidates who want to apply for the Program for 2024 MATSUMAE International Foundation Research Fellowships. The fellowship award can not be shortened or prolonged and the award is given within the time frame listed in the grant letter and only to the name of the person on the grant letter.
Scholarship Overview
- Sponsored by MATSUMAE International Foundation.
- Full-funded scholarship type.
- Host institutions: Japan-based Institutions.
- Monthly allowance: JPY 220,000, plus JPY 120,000 for living expenses.
- Multiple awards.
- PhD study level.
- Nationality: International students.
Matsumae International Foundation Research Fellowship
- Only awarded for living expenses and research in Japan.
- Fellowship is non-transferable.
- Doesn’t cover travel, lodging, visa processing for family, friends, or associates.
MATSUMAE International Foundation Research Fellowship Program 2023 Eligibility Requirements
- Non-Japanese nationals eligible.
- Acceptance letter from host university in Japan required.
- Ph.D. required.
- Applicants 49 or younger.
- Proficiency in Japanese or English.
- No prior or ongoing travel experience.
- Applicants must be employed in home countries.
MATSUMAE International Foundation Research Fellowship Program Benefits
- Monthly grant of JPY 220,000 for living and research expenses in Japan.
- JPY 120,000 for upfront living expenses.
- Round-trip economy class travel to Tokyo and nearest international airport.
- Travel insurance covering medical expenses and death benefits abroad.
- MIF encourages study tour participation for enhanced Japanese knowledge.
Application Process:
- Download and complete application.
- Submit ID photo from last three months.
- Ensure form accuracy.
- MIF receives applications via email at application@mif-japan.org.
- Applications received before or after application time will not be accepted.
Deadline for application: June 30, 2024
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