Japan KOGA Shinsuke Scholarship University of Tokyo

The University of Tokyo Fellowship is a research grant-in-aid established to support self-funded international students pursuing degrees at the University and to promote the enrollment of exceptional international students. Recipients receive a monthly research grant-in-aid of 200,000 yen for the standard period of study in their graduate programs (up to one year for research students).

Within this fellowship, the KOGA Shinsuke Scholarship was established to support graduate students from the United States and the United Kingdom studying at the University of Tokyo. It follows the University of Tokyo Fellowship implementation guidelines on special scholarships for international students and is intended specifically for international students who are citizens of the United States or the United Kingdom.

Recipients for the fellowship are selected, including 44 new recipients in the academic year referenced in the guidelines. For application, candidates submit through their affiliated or prospective graduate school and contact the relevant office (for example, the international office) at that graduate school for detailed procedures.

Support is provided as a monthly research grant-in-aid for the standard period of study in the recipient’s graduate program, with a limit of up to one year for research students. Any further obligations after receiving the grant are not described in the provided text.

• Be an international student.
• Be self-funded.
• Pursue a degree at the University of Tokyo.
• Be enrolled in a graduate program at the University of Tokyo (including research students, for whom support is up to one year).
• Be a citizen of the United States or the United Kingdom.

• Monthly research grant-in-aid of 200,000 yen.
• Paid for the standard period of study in the respective graduate program (up to one year for research students).

1. Submit the application through your affiliated or prospective Graduate School.
2. Contact the relevant office (for example, the international office) at your affiliated or prospective Graduate School for detailed application procedures.