This Masters program in Japan offers fully funded. The application deadline is s for both application periods have been officially announced, candidates can start putting up compelling biographies that include academic records, work experience, and accomplishments focused on personal growth.
KEY DETAILS - Location: Japan - Program level: Masters - Funding: Fully Funded - Deadline: s for both application periods have been officially announced, candidates can start putting up compelling biographies that include academic records, work experience, and accomplishments focused on personal growth
ELIGIBILITY - Must be a citizen of a World Bank member developing country (as listed by the World Bank). - Cannot hold dual citizenship with any developed country. - Must be in good physical health. - Must possess a bachelor’s degree obtained at least 3 years prior to the application deadline. - Required to have a minimum of 3 years of paid, development-related work experience within the past 6 years. - Part-time work may be considered (see program FAQs for details). - Special exemptions are available for applicants from Fragile and Conflict-Affected States (FCS). - Must be employed full-time in a development-related role at the time of applying. - Must have unconditional admission (except for funding) to at least one participating master’s program outside both the home country and current country of residence. - Must not be a close relative of World Bank Group staff (including Executive Directors, their alternates, or staff members). - Must not have previously been awarded or declined a JJ/WBGSP scholarship.
BENEFITS - Complete payment of the host university’s tuition. - Monthly living stipend that consists of:. - Accommodations. - Meals. - Books. - Expenses for general living. - Round-trip tickets in economy class. - A $600 USD per trip travel allowance. - The university offers basic health insurance. - Not Included in the Scholarship. - Application expenses for a visa. - Costs for dependents or family members. - Expenses for courses, seminars, or research. - Laptops, computers, or other personal devices. - Extra training or travel is not covered by the academic program. - Administrative or residual permission fees.
