Ph.D. students enrolled in Japanese graduate schools in the Kanto region who are expected to obtain their degree within the scholarship year, fluent in Japanese, and willing to participate in foundation activities.

Applicants must be international students who will be enrolled in Japanese universities or graduate schools, demonstrating academic excellence and a potential for international understanding.

International students enrolled in or intending to enroll in graduate schools in Japan (Master's or Doctoral programs) who have potential to bridge Japan and other countries.

Self-supporting international students studying in Japan, recruiting twice a year for spring and autumn cycles.

Open to nationals of World Bank member developing countries with at least three years of recent development-related work experience, a bachelor's degree, and admission to a preferred Master's program.

Open to students from ADB's developing member countries for graduate studies.

Privately financed international students with excellent academic records and character who are experiencing financial difficulties and are currently enrolled in universities, graduate schools, junior colleges, colleges of technology, or professional training colleges in Japan.

International students meeting academic and nationality requirements set by the Japanese government for research, undergraduate, or specialized training programs.

Asian students at designated universities in Kansai/Aichi area, master/doctoral. Approximately ¥130,000–¥150,000/month. School recommendation. Nepal eligibility must be confirmed.

Civil engineering, architecture, science and engineering students at designated universities. Approximately ¥80,000/month. School recommendation. Nepal eligibility unknown.

Master/Doctoral students at designated universities. Approximately ¥30,000/month. Foundation/designated school route. Nepal eligibility unknown.

Doctoral students at designated universities in Kyoto, Japanese studies related fields. Approximately ¥100,000/month. No nationality restriction confirmed — Nepal eligibility unknown.

Not specified

Students in Tokyo and surrounding schools. College of technology, vocational, undergraduate, master, doctoral. Approximately ¥120,000/month. Nationality restriction not clear.

The website provides general information about the Kobe Student Youth Center and mentions the Rokko Scholarship Fund is supported by secondhand book fairs and fairs, but does not detail specific eligibility criteria on the homepage.

Asian students in Kyushu designated schools. Undergraduate 4th year, master, doctoral. Approximately ¥70,000/month. Asia category but Kyushu/designated school limited.

Students from developing countries in fields contributing to development. Approximately ¥100,000/month. Nepal likely in eligible developing country category — confirm latest guideline.

Asian students from designated universities, Master/Doctoral. Approximately ¥140,000/month. Designated university recommendation. Nepal eligibility must be confirmed.

Undergraduate 3rd/4th year, master, doctoral from South Asia / Southeast Asia / Central Asia / Latin America. Approximately ¥50,000/month. University president recommendation required.

Undergraduate/master/doctoral students in Aichi area. Approximately ¥50,000/month. Region-limited. Nepal eligibility unknown.

Undergraduate/master/doctoral students. Approximately ¥57,000/month. Tochigi-related eligibility may apply. Nepal eligibility unknown.

Asian students, undergraduate/master/doctoral. Approximately ¥60,000–¥70,000/month. School recommendation. Nepal eligibility must be confirmed.

Asian students in Fukui prefecture. Undergraduate/Master/Doctor. Approximately ¥70,000–¥80,000/month. Region-limited to Fukui — Nepal eligibility must be confirmed.

Japanese language school students from Asia. Approximately ¥20,000/month. School recommendation. Nepal eligibility must be confirmed.

Undergraduate (3rd year), Master's program (1st year), and Doctoral program (2nd year) students.

Non-Japanese women who are enrolled in a PhD degree program at a Japanese university.

International students majoring in agriculture or related fields at Japanese universities.

International students enrolled in universities or graduate schools.

International students enrolled in Master's or Doctoral programs at Japanese universities.

Privately financed international students from East Asia and Southeast Asia enrolled in graduate schools in Japan.

Privately financed international students from Asian countries enrolled in Japanese universities or graduate schools.

Privately financed international students from Asian countries studying at universities or graduate schools in Japan who demonstrate academic excellence and financial need.

Eligibility is determined by the internal criteria set by each individual institution (university, vocational school, or language school).

The provided webpage content contains only general organizational information for the Fukuoka City International Foundation and does not detail specific scholarship eligibility criteria.

Available to students in Japanese language schools, 1st-year undergraduates under 30, Master's students under 35, and Doctoral students under 40.

Ph.D. students enrolled in Japanese graduate schools in the Kanto region who are expected to obtain their degree within the scholarship year, fluent in Japanese, and willing to participate in foundation activities.

Foreign students in Japan enrolled in undergraduate (2-4 year), Master's, or Doctoral programs.

The provided content serves as a landing page index for scholarships for international students and does not list specific eligibility criteria or details for a single program.

Undergraduate and Master's students in Japan.

Applicants must be international students who will be enrolled in Japanese universities or graduate schools, demonstrating academic excellence and a potential for international understanding.

International students enrolled in or intending to enroll in graduate schools in Japan (Master's or Doctoral programs) who have potential to bridge Japan and other countries.

Self-supporting international students studying in Japan, recruiting twice a year for spring and autumn cycles.

Applicants must be from Asian countries and engaged in public sector work.

Open to nationals of World Bank member developing countries with at least three years of recent development-related work experience, a bachelor's degree, and admission to a preferred Master's program.

Open to students from ADB's developing member countries for graduate studies.

International students accepted by Japanese universities under a student exchange agreement between their home university and a Japanese institution.

Privately-financed international students who are enrolled in a Japanese university, graduate school, junior college, college of technology, or specialized training college via a pre-arrival admission system.

Privately financed international students with excellent academic records and character who are experiencing financial difficulties and are currently enrolled in universities, graduate schools, junior colleges, colleges of technology, or professional training colleges in Japan.

International students meeting academic and nationality requirements set by the Japanese government for research, undergraduate, or specialized training programs.