Japanese Asian Development Bank offers Kyoto University ADB Scholarship 2023-24. International students from all over the world are eligible to apply for Asian Development Bank scholarships. The ADB Japan Scholarship is a fully funded scholarship to study at Kyoto University for a Master’s degree.
Kyoto University is among the top-ranked universities in Japan offering advanced courses and modern research facilities. There are 300 scholarships available at the university, and there is no application fee involved. All courses are in English.
Kyoto is the second-oldest university in Japan, one of Asia’s top ten, and one of Japan’s National Seven universities. The Kyoto University produces world-class researchers, including 19 Nobel Prize laureates, two Fields medalists, and one Gauss Prize winner. It has the most Nobel laureates of all universities in Asia.
Kyoto University ADB Scholarship 2023-24 Details:
| University | Kyoto University |
| Degree Level: | Masters Degree |
| Scholarship coverage: | Fully Funded |
| Eligible nationality: | All Nationalities |
| Award country: | Japan |
| Last Date: | 13 June 2023 |
Scholarship benefits
- Fully funded scholarship.
- Complete Tuition Fee
- Medical and health insurance.
- Accommodation expenses.
- Air travel tickets.
- Visa fee.
- Thesis/Research Allowance.
Eligibility Criteria
- Bachelor’s degree.
- National of the ADB country list.
- Two years’ work experience required.
- Applicants must not be more than 35 years of age.
- Must sign the agreement of returning to home country after completion of studies.
- Passport / ID card.
- English Proficiency.
How to Apply
The applicant must complete the online application form on the official website to apply for the scholarship. Complete the sections of the application form relating to your personal, educational, and professional background. Submit the required documents by uploading them.
The last date to apply for the Kyoto University ADB Scholarship 2023-24 in Japan is 13th June 2023. Apply before the deadline. Late applications will not be considered.
