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A wide range of scholarship opportunities are available from the Japanese government, local governments, private foundations and local international associations. For more in-depth information on particular scholarships, criteria and application procedures, please visit the following sites.

Click on ¡°For Prospective Students¡± --> ¡±Knowing Life in Japan¡± --> ¡°Scholarships
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Scholarships for Study in Japan

Information on scholarships for applicants residing abroad is available in pdf format at

IDEC is one of the host institutions for the regular Master¡¯s program of the Joint Japan/World Bank Scholarship Program (JJ/WBGSP).

Click on ¡°International at HU¡± at

Â鶹AV Students Supports Momiji

Click on ¡°International Students Support¡± --> ¡°Scholarship Information¡±
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Click on ¡°Campus Life Information¡± --> ¡°Financial Information¡±

Note:
Please note that, with various types of financial assistance on offer, including scholarships and tuition fee exemptions, competition is strong and opportunities are limited. Moreover, only a few types of scholarship cover all daily expenses, tuition fees and admission fees. It is possible to engage in part-time work, but you must gain approval for part-time work from both the university and the Immigration Bureau, and observe the permitted number of hours. Part-time work opportunities tend to be limited for those with insufficient Japanese language proficiency. Therefore, it is important not to rely solely on scholarships or part-time job opportunities. We urge you to plan your financial arrangements well in advance of enrollment. For further information, please refer to the ¡°Admission Information for International Students¡±.