【Re-post】AEON 1% Club 2015 AEON Scholarship / Closed

カテゴリ：Scholarship list for GSFS students 投稿日：2016/04/01

Application Deadline

April 6 (Wed), 2016 by 15:00

Eligibility

(1)	Self-financed foreign students who enrolled in a Master’s program and hailing from Asian countries such as China, Malaysia, Thailand, Taiwan, Indonesia, the Philippines, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar or Bangladesh.
(2)	Those who has monthly budget under 100,000 JPY, with over half of their income coming from part-time work.
(3)	Students studying subjects other than religion and politics.
(4)	Those who are 35 years of age or younger as of April 1 this year.
(5)	Those who can attend to the Scholarship award ceremony on July 2 (Sat), 2016.
(6)	Those who wish to work as a bridge between Japan and the mother country.
(7)	Those who can participate in events organized by the foundation.
(8)	Those who are not receiving funds from other scholarship foundations.
(9)	Japanese language skills are required.

Amount

Amount: 100,000 JPY/month and tuition fee (2,000,000 JPY max)
Duration: 2 years from April of 2016

# of applicants to be recommended

Apply To

Applicants must submit the following documents to ILO by the deadline. Application Form should be printed in single page and should not be stapled.


(1)	Application Form for Scholarship from private Foundations, 1 original
(2)	Transcript of graduate school and of undergraduate school, 1 copy

Those applicants who passed the GSFS internal screening will be required to submit documents described below and other necessary documents.


(1)	Transcript of your Japanese Language Proficiency Test level N1. (Score must be 250 or more for the old exam and 90 or more for the current exam.)
(2)	Certificate of your Japanese Language Proficiency Test level N2.
(3)	Certificate which shows your Japanese language level is at least equivalent to JLPT level N2 or more by the supervisor with his/her seal and handwritten signature.

For details, see the <a href=”https://ilo.i-system.biz/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/AEON_Guideline2016.pdf”

The University of Tokyo Graduate School of Frontier Sciences International Liaison Office