Otsuka Toshimi Scholarship Foundation｜Scholarship｜Information｜Graduate School of Frontier Sciences, The University of Tokyo

Otsuka Toshimi Scholarship Foundation / Application Closed

Release：Oct 6, 2021

Scholarship for GSFS International Students

Application Deadline

October 10 (Sun), 2021

Eligibility

(1)	Privately funded international students enrolled in GSFS as a regular student, studying medicine/ dentistry/ pharmacology, engineering directly related to medicine/pharmacology, or business administration. Masters course students can only apply if studying business administration.
(2)	Those who will be able to complete their degree program during the standard period of study.
(3)	Those who are 38 years old or younger as of April 1, 2022, having "college student" status.
(4)	Those who have not applied for this scholarship through direct application in the past, regardless of whether the application was successful or not.
(5)	Those who applied through the university recommendation but failed in the past are not eligible.
(6)	Those who are in financial difficulty and will not receive any other scholarship.
(7)	Those who will not leave Japan for 40 or more days in total during the scholarship period.
(8)	Those who are in Japan during application, screening and interview.
For details, be sure to check the guideline.

Amount

Amount: 2 Mil, 1.5Mil or 1 Mil JPY/year (decided by the foundation)

Duration: 1 year from April 2022

# of applicants to be recommended

Apply To

Applicants must email the following documents to the ILO . Please mention which category you are applying for in the email.

Email: ilo[a]edu.k.u-tokyo.ac.jp (change [a] to @)

(2) Academic Transcript of your current program.
* If credits are not given yet, submit the transcript of your previous degree program.

(3) Copy of your residence card

(4) Copy of your student ID card

Before submitting the application, be sure to read Steps to apply.

Those applicants who passed the GSFS internal screening will be required to submit the documents stated in the guidelines.

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