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Joint Japan World Bank Graduate Scholarship Program 2025
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Joint Japan World Bank Graduate Scholarship Program 2025

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Program details

Key facts at a glance

Host country
Japan
Region
Asia
Institution
Joint Japan World Bank Graduate
Study level
Master's
Funding
Fully Funded

Program overview

Full description, requirements, and what to expect

This Masters program in Japan, USA, Africa, Europe offers fully funded, partial funding. The application deadline is , or possess an equivalent degree.

KEY DETAILS - Location: Japan, USA, Africa, Europe - Program level: Masters - Funding: Fully Funded, Partial Funding - Deadline: , or possess an equivalent degree

ELIGIBILITY - Nationality Requirement: Applicants cannot hold dual citizenship with any developed country; they must be citizens of a developing nation that is a member of the World Bank. - Health Status: All candidates need to be in excellent health. - Academic Requirements: Applicants must have completed their undergraduate studies three years or more before the application deadline, or possess an equivalent degree. - Professional Experience: Within the six years before the application, candidates must have completed at least three years of full-time, paid work experience in a development-related capacity. - Employees of the World Bank are not eligible to apply, including Executive Directors and their alternates, as well as those who are already employed by the organisation or who are close family members of employees. - Master’s Program Admission: To be eligible for admission to any of the 42 master’s programs in the JJ/WBGSP, applicants must have received unconditional acceptance, with the exception of financial support.

BENEFITS - Tuition Coverage: Full tuition fees are covered for the whole duration of the master’s program. - Living Stipend: A monthly allowance is offered to help cover living expenses, including accommodation, food, and books while studying abroad. - Return trip Airfare: $600 in travel reimbursement plus economy class tickets to and from the host university. - Health Insurance: The host university offers basic health insurance. - Please be aware that the following costs are not covered by the scholarship:. - Application fees for visas. - Assistance for heirs or dependents. - The graduate program does not include language instruction. - Investigating or extracurricular pursuits. - Fees for resident permits or any other administrative expenses. - Apply Button.

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Requirements & preparation

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Eligibility criteria

6 requirements to review

  • Nationality Requirement: Applicants cannot hold dual citizenship with any developed country; they must be citizens of a developing nation that is a member of the World Bank.
  • Health Status: All candidates need to be in excellent health.
  • Academic Requirements: Applicants must have completed their undergraduate studies three years or more before the application deadline, or possess an equivalent degree.
  • Professional Experience: Within the six years before the application, candidates must have completed at least three years of full-time, paid work experience in a development-related capacity.
  • Employees of the World Bank are not eligible to apply, including Executive Directors and their alternates, as well as those who are already employed by the organisation or who are close family members of employees.
  • Master’s Program Admission: To be eligible for admission to any of the 42 master’s programs in the JJ/WBGSP, applicants must have received unconditional acceptance, with the exception of financial support.

Benefits & funding

11 perks included · Fully Funded

  • Tuition Coverage: Full tuition fees are covered for the whole duration of the master’s program.
  • Living Stipend: A monthly allowance is offered to help cover living expenses, including accommodation, food, and books while studying abroad.
  • Return trip Airfare: $600 in travel reimbursement plus economy class tickets to and from the host university.
  • Health Insurance: The host university offers basic health insurance.
  • Please be aware that the following costs are not covered by the scholarship:.
  • Application fees for visas.
  • Assistance for heirs or dependents.
  • The graduate program does not include language instruction.
  • Investigating or extracurricular pursuits.
  • Fees for resident permits or any other administrative expenses.
  • Apply Button.

Important dates

Deadlines and listing updates

  • Application deadlineRolling — applications accepted on an ongoing basis
  • Published on Opportunity StationDec 3, 2024
  • Last updatedOct 18, 2026

Participating location

Where this opportunity takes place

Japan · Asia

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Next step

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Use the official application website to submit your application directly to the program organizer. The link opens in a new tab so you can keep this guide open.

https://www.studyinjapan.go.jp/en/planning/scholarship/
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