Japan Hokkaido University Special Grant Programme 2018

Scholarship Description:

Japan Hokkaido University Special Grant Programme 2018 is open for International Students . The scholarship allows PhD level program(s) in the field of veterinary medicine taught at Hokkaido University . The deadline of the scholarship is .

Scholarship Description: The Hokkaido University is organizing Special Grant Program for the students who are applying to a doctoral course with one of the graduate school. The programme will cover tuition fee for international students.

The aim of the grants is to enable applicants to embark on an independent career in academic stroke research.

About University: The Hokkaido University is one of the oldest, largest, and most prestigious universities in Japan. In 2014, Hokkaido University was ranked 39th  in the QS World University Rankings in the field of Agriculture/Forestry and within the top 100 in six fields Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Materials Science, Biological Sciences, and Earth/Ocean Sciences.

Degree Level: These grants are available to pursue doctoral programme.

Available Subject: These grants are awarded in the fields offered by one of the graduate school:

• Graduate School of Veterinary Medicine


• Graduate School of Environmental Science


• Graduate School of Chemical Sciences and Engineering

Scholarship Benefits: These recipients have their tuition fees waived in exchange for working as a research assistant.

Eligible Nationalities: International Students are eligible for scholarship.

Application Procedure:

• A completed application form


• A self-addressed stamped envelope


• A photocopy of a personal identification (e.g. driver’s license)

Scholarship Link

Deadline: Applications are open for the admission of April 2018.

 

Degree Level:

Japan Hokkaido University Special Grant Programme 2018 is available to undertake PhD level programs at Hokkaido University.

Available Subjects:

Following subject are available to study under this scholarship program.

• veterinary medicine