MEXT Research 2016
MEXT Research 2016
MEXT Research 2016
NOTE: The screening committee also takes into consideration your ability to follow the
guidelines and instructions. Please follow the instructions carefully.
4. MAKE SURE THAT ALL YOUR PAPERS ARE COMPLETE BEFORE SUBMISSION. Application forms
with incomplete requirements will not be considered. (We understand that some documents
like diploma and transcript of records are hard to obtain; certified true copies issued by the
University Registrar of the said documents will be accepted for the meantime)
6. Due to the huge volume of applications received every year, we are unable to confirm receipt
of documents from each applicant. We suggest you prepare a receiving copy, which can be
signed by the Embassy staff who receives your document, or, for those delivered by courier
(LBC, OCS, etc), please check with your courier service provider on how you can verify
delivery/receipt of your documents. Inquiries on application status will not be entertained.
7. Only short listed candidates will be contacted to take the exams and interview. The
examinations and interviews will be held in Manila and possibly in Cebu.
8. Application Form Annex. Please provide the course (Field of Study) you wish to take up, the
name of the Japanese University where you intend to do your research and the name of your
contact professor. Application form annex with incomplete information will not be considered.
9. If you were successful at the preliminary screening (after passing the exam and interview), you
are required to find an academic adviser in a Japanese university. You may send copies of
your research proposal, and your academic record to the prospective adviser in a Japanese
university and ask for acceptance into that university. (Guidelines 5.5 and 5.6 SELECTION AND
NOTIFICATION)
10. Place all your documents in a clean envelope, folder or clear-book arranged according to the
list. Please do not fasten (use a fastener) your documents. Number the documents (
through ) in the right upper corner.
The Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT) offers scholarships to
international students who wish to study in graduate courses at Japanese universities either as a (non-degree)
student or a regular student seeking a degree under the Japanese Government (MEXT) Scholarship Program for
2016 as follows.
1. FIELDS OF STUDY
Applicants should apply for the field of study they majored in at university or its related field. Moreover, the
fields of study must be subjects which applicants will be able to study and research in graduate courses at
Japanese universities.
The fields of study may be restricted to particular fields by the Japanese Embassy/Consulate General
(hereinafter referred to as the “Japanese diplomatic mission”) in the applicant’s country.
A student who studies medicine, dentistry or welfare science will not be allowed to engage in clinical training
such as medical care and operative surgery until he/she obtains a relevant license from the Minister of Health,
Labor and Welfare under applicable Japanese laws. Those studying traditional entertainment arts such as Kabuki
and classical Japanese dances, or subjects that require practical training in specific technologies or techniques at
factories or companies are excluded from this restriction.
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(7) Visa Requirement: Applicants must acquire College Student (ryugaku) visas before entering Japan. They
then enter Japan with the College Student (ryugaku) residence status. Please also note
that those who change their visa status to one other than College Student after arrival
in Japan will lose their qualification to be Japanese Government Scholarship recipients
from the date when their visa status changes.
(8) Others: After returning to the home country, former scholarship recipients shall maintain close contact
with the university where they studied, cooperate with the conducting of post-return survey
questionnaires, participate in events conducted by Japanese diplomatic missions in their country,
and work to improve relations between the home country and Japan.
(9) Any applicant who meets any or all of the following conditions is ineligible. If identified after the start of
the scholarship period, the applicant will be required to withdraw from the scholarship.
① Those who are military personnel or military civilian employees at the time of their arrival in Japan;
② Those who cannot arrive in Japan during the period designated by MEXT or the accepting university;
③ An applicant who is a previous recipient of a Japanese government scholarship, but does not have
educational research experience exceeding more than three years from the first day of the month following
the final payment of the previous scholarship to the beginning of the payment of this scholarship, as of
April 1, 2015. This does not apply to the past recipients of Japanese studies scholarships and
Japan-Korea Joint Government Scholarship Program For The Students In Science And Engineering
Departments who have graduated or are going to graduate from universities in their home countries and
past participants in the Young Leaders Program;
④ Those who are currently enrolled at a Japanese university with a College Student (ryugaku) residence
status; those enrolled, or scheduled to be enrolled, at a Japanese university as a privately financed
international student during the period when the scholarship application was filed in the home country
until prior to the start of the provision of the scholarship; This does not apply to current self-financed
international students at Japanese universities who will complete their courses of study and return to their
countries before the end of the current fiscal year;
⑤ Recipients of scholarships from institutions other than MEXT (including government institutions in their
home countries) that overlap with the Japanese Government Scholarship (Prospective beneficiaries are
included);
⑥ Applicants who are expected to graduate at the time of application and cannot satisfy the qualifications
and the conditions related to academic background by the deadline given;
⑦ Holders of dual nationality at the time of application who cannot verify that they will give up Japanese
nationality by the time of the arrival in Japan; or
⑧ Applicants who wish, from the time of application, to conduct fieldwork or participate in an internship
outside of Japan, since this scholarship program is intended for overseas students who wish to enroll in a
Japanese university and do graduate research in Japan.
3. PERIOD OF SCHOLARSHIP
The period of the scholarship will differ as follows depending on the student category the applicant is accepted
under at a Japanese university.
(1) In the case where a grantee will enroll as a research student, part-time non-degree student, or auditor,
etc. (hereinafter referred to as a “Research Student (non-regular student”) after coming to Japan:
① If a grantee comes to Japan in April 2016, his/her scholarship will be payable for 24 months from April
2016 through March 2018;
② If a grantee comes to Japan in October 2016, his/her scholarship will be payable for 18 months from
October 2016 through March 2018.
(In either case, the above-mentioned scholarship period includes a 6-month Japanese language training
period for grantees who require such training.)
(2) If a grantee enrolls as a regular student in a master's course, doctoral course, or professional graduate
course for a degree after coming to Japan, regardless of the time of his/her arrival in Japan the scholarship
will be payable for a period necessary for him/her to complete his/her regular course (standard course
period). (Period includes a 6-month Japanese language training period for the grantees who need such
training.)
(3) The extension of scholarship period: If a grantee desires to proceed to a regular graduate course for a
degree from a Research Student (non-degree) course, or to a doctoral course from a master’s course or a
professional graduate course, he/she may have the term of his/her scholarship extended upon a successful
examination by MEXT and provided that he/she has made outstanding academic achievement that meets
certain criteria. However, note the following;
① A grantee cannot have the period of his/her scholarship extended as a Research Student (non-degree)
course.
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② If a grantee proceeds to a more advanced level of education without receiving approval for an extension
of the period of the scholarship, the scholarship will be cancelled. He/she may, however, proceed to a
more advanced level of education or continue with his/her study as a privately-financed student.
③ A Research Student(non-regular students) is not eligible to apply for an extension of the scholarship
period if he/she cannot proceed to master’s or doctoral course by the end of the term of the Research
Student’s scholarship. However if he/she withdraw traveling costs (transportation from Japan), they are
eligible to apply for an extension of the scholarship period.
4. SCHOLARSHIP BENEFITS
(1) Allowance: 143,000yen (Research Students(non-regular students), 144,000yen (regular students in
Master’s courses or professional graduate courses), or 145,000yen(regular students in
doctoral courses) per month. (In case that the recipient research in a designated region, 2,000
or 3,000 yen per month will be added. The monetary amount each year may be subject to
change due to budgetary reasons.) The scholarship is cancelled in principle if the recipient is
absent from the university for an extended period. The scholarship will be also cancelled in
principle in the following situations. If the recipient has been receiving the scholarship despite
his/her falling under any of the following situations, the recipient will be ordered to return the
amount of scholarship that he/she received during the period wherein he/she was involved
with any of the following situations.
① The recipient is determined to have made a false statement on his/her application;
② The recipient violates any article of his/her pledge to the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports,
Science and Technology;
③ The recipient violates any Japanese laws;
④ The recipient is expelled from his/her university or preparatory educational institution or receives
other punishment, or is removed from enrollment; (The scholarship payment may be stopped during the
period up until punishment is decided by the university, etc.)
⑤ It has been determined that it will be impossible for the recipient to complete the training course within
the standard time period because of poor academic grades or suspension from the university;
⑥ The recipient’s residence status has changed to one other than College Student as defined in the
Appended Table I-4 of the Immigration Act;
⑦ The recipient has received a scholarship from another institution (excluding those specified for
research expenditures).
⑧ If he/she proceeds to a more advanced level of education without receiving approval for an extension
of the period of the scholarship.
(2) Traveling Costs
① Transportation to Japan: The recipient will be provided, according to his/her itinerary and route as
designated by MEXT, with an economy-class airplane ticket from the
international airport nearest to his/her home country residence * to the New
Tokyo International Airport or any other international airport that the
appointed university usually uses. Expenses such as inland transportation
from his/her home address to the international airport, airport tax, airport
usage fees, special taxes on travel, or inland transportation within Japan will
NOT be covered. (*The address in the country of the recipient’s nationality
stated in the application form is in principle regarded as the recipient’s
“home country residence.”)
② Transportation from Japan: In principle, the recipient who returns to his/her home country within the
fixed period after the expiration of his/her scholarship will be provided,
upon application, with an economy-class airplane ticket for travel from the
New Tokyo International Airport or any other international airport that the
appointed university usually uses to the international airport nearest to
his/her home address.
Note 1: If a grantee returns home without having received an extension even though he/she may have
applied for extension of the scholarship period, as a general rule, he/she will not be paid for the
travel expenses to return to the home country.
Note 2: Any aviation and accident insurance to and from Japan shall be paid for by the recipient.
Note 3: If a grantee continues to stay in Japan after the scholarship period has ended, he/she will not
be paid travel expenses to return to the home country for a temporary return.
(3) Tuition and Other Fees: Fees for the entrance examination, matriculation, and tuition at universities will
be paid by the Japanese government.
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5. SELECTION AND NOTIFICATION
(1) In cooperation with the governments of the applicants’ countries, the Japanese diplomatic missions will
conduct a primary (preliminary) screening of applicants by means of submitted application documents,
written examinations (language) and interviews.
(2) Written examinations will be English and Japanese language tests. The Japanese and the English language
examinations must be taken by all applicants.
Note 1: The result of the Japanese language examination will be used as reference data for placement at a
university and for Japanese-language education to be provided upon the applicant’s arrival in Japan.
Note 2: In particular, if an applicant with limited proficiency in Japanese desires to pursue studies in fields
such as Japanese linguistics, Japanese literature, Japanese history, or Japanese law ―fields that
require sufficient knowledge of the Japanese language ― he/she will not be selected as a grantee
unless there are exceptional circumstances.
(3) The following policy will apply to each stage of screening:
① Application documents: Must show that the applicant’s academic achievement at the university he/she
last graduated from equaled or exceeded the minimum specified level, and state
the applicant’s desired research program in a detailed and concrete manner.
② Written examination: Must show that the applicant obtained scores that cleared the fixed cut-off level in
both Japanese or English.
③ Interview: Must reveal that the applicant has a clear sense of purpose relating to his/her study in Japan
and has gathered information about Japanese universities. The interview must also reveal that
the applicant has sufficient Japanese or English language ability to communicate with his/her
adviser in Japan. If the applicant desires to study a subject that requires advanced Japanese
language proficiency, the interview must show that the applicant has a considerable degree of
Japanese language proficiency.
(4) Results of the primary screening will be notified to the applicants on the date separately designated by the
Japanese diplomatic mission.
(5) Each person who has passed this primary screening is required to contact directly the Japanese university
of his/her choice in order to obtain admission as a regular student for a degree or as a Research Student
(non-regular student) in a graduate course, or a letter of provisional acceptance as a research student
(hereinafter referred to as “Admission”) by the 31th of August. In order to obtain the Admission,
candidates can gain information regarding the contact office for international students of each university,
websites of universities and researchers, etc. from the Japanese diplomatic mission. Candidates are not
allowed to contact Japanese universities after the 1st of September.
(6) Each candidate must submit to the university of his/her choice a set of the documents that are submitted
to and returned by the Japanese diplomatic mission (application, academic transcript of the university
attended, research program plan, etc.) all with a confirmation seal of the Japanese diplomatic mission
affixed, and a certificate of the primary selection issued by the Japanese diplomatic mission. Additional
documents may have to be submitted upon request of the university.
(7) MEXT will conduct a secondary screening based on the results of the primary screening conducted by
the Japanese diplomatic mission, and select applicants as MEXT scholarship grantees whose placement at
a university of their choice has been decided.
Note 1: Applicants who have passed the primary screening at a Japanese diplomatic mission are not
necessarily accepted as MEXT scholarship grantees.
Note 2: Applicants who were not accepted by any universities which the applicants named in their Placement
Preference Form will not be selected as MEXT scholarship grantees.
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In case a candidate is not able to gain Admission to any universities due to poor communication, MEXT
will discuss the matter with the universities that the candidate listed in the Placement Preference Form.
However the candidate may not be accepted [nor may not be selected] by the universities [and then by
MEXT] if his/her research program plan is vague, unclear, or insufficient in content, or his/her desired
major field presents difficulty from the perspective of research guidance in Japan. In this case, any
objection by a candidate to the decision will not be accepted.
(2) Research guidance such as lectures, experiments and practical training at universities is basically
conducted in Japanese.
(3) If a grantee is judged to be insufficient in Japanese language proficiency by the accepting university,
usually he/she will be placed in a Japanese-language training institution designated by the university of
placement or MEXT for the first six-month period after his/her arrival in Japan. Upon completion of the
language training the grantee will be placed at a university for advanced education. If a grantee has poor
achievement in the language training course and is considered incapable of advanced education at the
university, scholarship payment will be stopped. (See 4. (1).)
(4) If a grantee is initially deemed by his/her accepting university to be sufficient in Japanese language
proficiency to conduct his/her research in Japan, he/she may be placed in the university as a Research
Student (non-degree) or a graduate student studying for a degree without going through Japanese-language
training.
(5) If a grantee desires to move on to a regular course for a degree from a Research Student (non-degree)
course, or to a doctoral course from a master’s course or a professional graduate course, he/she needs to
take an entrance examination administered by the relevant university and pass it. To continue receiving
the MEXT scholarship after advancing to a higher level, the grantee must undergo another screening
examination and be awarded an extension of the scholarship. (See 3.(2).)
A grantee cannot apply for an extension of the scholarship period while enrolled in a Research Student
(non-degree) course.
(6) If a grantee desires to advance to a regular course for a degree from a Research Student non-degree
course, in principle, he/she must move on to the graduate school of the university at which he/she is
studying as a Research Student. If proceeding to the graduate school is deemed to be inappropriate given
the grantee’s major field or ability, he/she may be allowed to transfer to another graduate school provided
that he/she is admitted to it.
Note 1: Under the educational system of Japan, a typical master's degree course lasts for two years
subsequent to graduation from a university (i.e. after completion of 16 years of school education), and
a typical doctoral degree course lasts for three years after completion of a master's course. If a
student has completed such a two-, or three-year course, obtained the necessary credits, and passed
the final examination after submitting his/her graduation thesis, he/she will be granted the relevant
degree.
Note 2: In the fields of medicine, dentistry and veterinary science, and pharmacy which is based on a 6-year
course at a department or faculty, most of the universities offer only 4-year doctoral courses. For
admission to such a doctoral course an applicant is required to have completed 18 years of school
education. If an applicant completed 16 years of school education, he/she is required to have engaged
for two or more years in research activities at universities or research institutions subsequent to
completion of the 16 years of education, and to be deemed by a graduate school in Japan as being
academically equal to an applicant who completed a 18 years of formal education.
Note 3: Professional graduate schools were opened in 2003 with the aim of developing individuals with deep
knowledge and outstanding ability in their field in order to support professions that require
sophisticated expertise. The standard required duration of study is two years. In some fields of study,
the duration is less than two years but more than one year. Upon completion of the course a master’s
degree (specialized occupation) is conferred. Among the professional graduate schools are “graduate
schools of law.” These schools require a standard duration of study of three years. Upon completion of
the course a student will be granted the degree of “Doctor of Law (specialized occupation).”
Note 4: Entrance examinations given by a graduate school vary from one university to another. In general,
applicants have to take examinations in two foreign languages, his/her major subject, and an essay
test.
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7. APPLICATION PROCEDURE
Applicants must submit the following documents to the Japanese diplomatic missions by the required date.
The submitted documents will not be returned.
① Application Form (a prescribed form) 【original 3】※photo
② Placement Preference Form (a prescribed form) 【original 1】※photo
③ Field of Study and Research Program Plan (a prescribed form) 【original 1, copy 2】
④ Certified grade transcript for each academic year from the last university attended (issued by that
university) 【original 1, copy 2】
⑤ Graduation certificate or degree certificate of the last university attended (or an attested document
certifying that the applicant will graduate from the school, where applicable) 【1 original , 2 copies 】
⑥ Recommendation from the president/dean or the adviser of the last university attended
【1 original, 2copies】
⑦ Recommendation from the present employer (if currently employed) 【1 original, 2 copies】
⑧ Medical certificate (prescribed form) 【original 1, copy 2】
⑨ Abstracts of theses【1 original, 2 copies】
⑩ Photograph(s) showing applicant's own works of art or a recorded CD of musical performance
(only for those majoring in fine arts or music) 【1 original, 2 copies】
Note 1:These documents must be written in Japanese or English, or translations in either of these languages
should be attached.
Note 2: Photographs (4.5×3.5 cm, taken within the past six months, upper body, full-faced, uncapped.
Write your name and nationality on the reverse and paste them onto the Application Form and
Placement Preference Form) attached to the original application must be originals; copies are not
acceptable. It is acceptable to paste the data of photo on each application form and print it. (To print
your photos and paste it on the application form is not allowed.)
Note 3: The Field of Study and Research Program Plan should describe concretely and in detail the
applicant’s own research program because it will serve as important material for placement of the
applicant at a university.
Note 4: The academic transcripts of the last university attended should show the grade scale applied and the
grades earned by the applicant in all the subjects studied for each year of study at a university
department/faculty and graduate school. (A degree certificate or a graduation certificate simply
showing the ranking of the applicant at graduation will not substitute for academic transcripts.)
Note 5: The graduation certificate and the degree certificate obtained from the last university attended may
be photocopies provided that the copies are attested by an authorized person of the university.
Note 6: For abstracts of the theses, abstracts of the graduation thesis and any presented papers will suffice.
Please note that these abstracts will be used as basic data for evaluation of the applicant’s academic
ability.
Note 7: Number the documents(① through ⑩) in the right upper corner.
8. NOTES
(1) The recipient is advised to learn, before departing for Japan, the Japanese language and to acquire some
information about Japanese weather, climate, customs, university education, and conditions in Japan, as
well as about the difference between the Japanese legal system and that of his/her home country.
(2) As the first installment of the scholarship payment cannot be provided immediately upon the recipient’s
arrival, the recipient should bring approximately US $2,000 to cover immediate needs after arrival in Japan.
(3) Accommodations:
① Residence halls for international students provided by universities.
Some universities have residence halls for international students. The recipients enrolled at such
universities may reside at these residence halls under certain conditions. However, due to the limited
number of rooms, some of these facilities may be unavailable.
② Private boarding houses or apartments:
Those who are unable to find accommodation in the aforementioned facilities may live in regular
dormitories of the university or in private boarding houses/apartments. It is difficult for recipients with
dependents to find appropriate housing in Japan. The recipient is requested to arrive in Japan alone first to
secure housing before having his/her spouse and/or family come to Japan.
(4) The English texts attached to the Application Guideline and the Application Form are for convenience only.
The Japanese versions of the Application Guideline and the Application Form take precedence, and any
English expressions do not change the Japanese content; if you have any questions about the content of the
written text, you should inquire at the Japanese diplomatic mission.
(5) In addition to the regulations stipulated in this guideline, those that are necessary to implement the
Japanese Government Scholarship are determined by the Japanese government.
(6) More detailed information on this scholarship program is available at the Japanese diplomatic missions.
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A P P L I C AT I O N
J A PA N E S E G O V E R N M E N T ( M O N B U K A G A K U S H O : M E X T ) S C H O L A R S H I P F O R 2 0 1 6
日 本 政 府( 文 部科 学 省)奨 学 金 留学 生 申請 書
Research Students( 研 究 留 学 生 )
INSTRUCTIONS(記入上の注意)
1.Type application, if possible, or write neatly by hand in block letters.(明瞭に記入すること。)
2.Use Arabic numerals.(数字は算用数字を用いること。)
3.Write years in the Anno Domini system. (年号はすべて西暦とすること。)
4.Write proper nouns in full without abbreviation. (固有名詞はすべて正式な名称とし、一切省略しないこと。)
※ Personal data entered in this application will only be used for scholarship selection purposes, and contact information
such as email addresses will only be used to create academic networks after the student returns home and by the
Japanese government to send out information when needed.
(本申請書に記載された個人情報については、本奨学金の選考のために使用するほかは、特に email アドレス等の連絡先については、帰国
後における関係者のネットワークを作ること及び必要に応じ日本政府より各種情報を送信する以外には使用しない。)
,
(Family name/Surname) (Given name) (Middle name)
1-2)In Roman capital letters (ローマ字)
,
(Family name/Surname) (Given name) (Middle name)
※Please write your name exactly as it appears in your passport. (綴りはパスポートの表記と同一にすること)
2-1)Nationality (国籍)
Paste your photograph or
digital image taken within
the past 6 months. Write
2-2)Possession of Japanese nationality (日本国籍を有する者)
your name and nationality
□Yes, I have (はい) □No, I don’t have(いいえ)
in block letters on the back
3)Sex (性別)
of the photo.
□Male(男) □Female(女)
4)Marital Status (配偶者の有無) (photo size:4.5cm×3.5cm )
□Single(未婚) □Married(既婚) (写真(4.5cm×3.5cm))
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Year(年) Month(月) Day(日) Age(年齢)(as of April 1,2016)(年齢 2016 年4月1日現在)
Present address(現住所)
E-mail address
* If possible, write an E-mail address that can be used continuously before ,during and after you stay in Japan. (可能な限り、渡日前~日本留学中~帰国後
にわたり使い続けることが予想される E-mail アドレスを記入すること。)
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8)Academic background (学歴)
High School
(高校) Location To and
(所在地) (卒業) months
(月)
Graduate Level
(大学院) Location To and
(所在地) (卒業) months
(月)
April 1, 2016
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9)The first course you plan to take in Japan(日本における最初の入学希望課程)
Please circle either ⅰ), ⅱ), ⅲ) or ⅳ).(希望する最初の入学希望課程を次の4つから選択し、○をすること。)
12)If you are applying for other scholarships, please state the name of the sponsor, scholarship period, scholarship amount, etc.
(もし他の奨学金に応募している場合は、その名前、期間、金額等を記すこと。)
ⅰ) Yes, I have.(ある)
Period: Type: University:
14)State the titles or subjects of books and papers(including graduation theses) authored by applicant, if any, with the name, address of publisher and
the date of publication.(著書、論文(卒業論文を含む。)があればその題名、出版社名、出版年月日、出版場所を記入すること。)
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14-3)Employment record: Begin with the most recent employment and exclude part-time work.(職歴:アルバイトは除く。)
From
To
From
To
15)Japanese language proficiency: Evaluate your ability and fill in with an X where appropriate in the blanks.
(日本語能力を自己評価のうえ、該当欄に×印を記入すること。)
Excellent Good Fair Poor
(優) (良) (可) (不可)
Reading
(読む能力)
Writing
(書く能力)
Speaking
(話す能力)
※If you have taken the Japanese Language Proficiency Test, specify the level you acquired. 〔 〕Level
(日本語能力試験の級取得者は取得級を記載)
16)Foreign language proficiency: Evaluate your ability and fill in with an X where appropriate in the blanks.
(外国語能力を自己評価のうえ、該当欄に×印を記入すること。)
Excellent Good Fair Poor
(優) (良) (可) (不可)
English
(英語)
French
(仏語)
German
(独語)
Spanish
(西語)
Others( )
(その他)
※Specify the test results for any English proficiency examinations you may have taken. TOEFL〔 〕points IELTS〔 〕points PTE Academic〔 〕points
Others( )〔 〕points (英語能力を示す指標があれば点数を記載)
17)Accompanying Dependents (Provide the following information if you plan to bring any family members to Japan.)
同伴家族欄(渡日する場合、同伴予定の家族がいる場合に記入すること。)
All expenses incurred by the presence of dependents must be borne by the grantee. He/She is advised to take into consideration the various difficulties and
great expense that will be involved in finding living quarters for them. Therefore, those who want to accompany their families are well advised to come alone
first and let them come after suitable accommodation has been found.
( (注) なお、同伴者に必要な経費はすべて採用者の負担であるが、家族用の宿舎を見つけることは相当困難であり賃貸料も非常に割高になるので
あらかじめ承知しておくこと。このため、採用者はまず単身で来日し、適当な宿舎を見つけた後、家族を呼び寄せること。 )
Name Relationship Age
(氏 名) (続 柄) (年 齢)
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18) Person to be notified in applicant's home country in case of emergency:
(緊急の際の母国の連絡先)
ⅰ) Name in full:
(氏名)
ⅱ) Address, telephone/facsimile number, and E-mail address
(住所:電話番号、ファックス番号及び E-mail アドレスを記入のこと。)
Present address(現住所)
E-mail address
ⅲ) Occupation:
(職 業)
ⅳ) Relationship to applicant:
(本人との関係)
19)Visits or stays in Japan List from your most recent visits. (日本への渡航及び滞在記録)
Date(年月日) Purpose(渡航目的)
From
To
From
To
(I understand and accept all the matters stated in the Application Guidelines for Japanese Government (MONBUKAGAKUSHO:MEXT) Scholarship
for 2016, and hereby apply for this scholarship.)
(私は 2016 年度日本政府(文部科学省)奨学金留学生募集要項に記載されている事項をすべて了解して申請します。)
Date of application:
(申請年月日)
Applicant's signature:
(申請者署名)
Applicant's name
(in Roman capitals letters):
(申請者氏名)
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P L A C E M E NT P R E F E R E NC E F OR M F OR JA PA NE S E G O V E R NM E NT (M O NB UK A G A K US HO : M E X T ) S C HO L A R S HI P
日 本 政 府 (文 部 科 学 省 )奨 学 金 留 学 生 配 置 希 望 大 学 申 請 書
,
(Family name/Surname) (Given name) (Middle name)
2) Sex (性別)
□Male(男) □Female(女) Paste your photograph or
digital image taken within
3) Date of birth and Age as of April 1,2016(生年月日及び 2016 年 4 月 1 日現在の年齢)
the past 6 months.
19 Write your name and
Year(年) Month(月) Day(日) Age(年齢) nationality in block letters
(as of April 1,2016) on the back of the photo.
(年齢 2016 年4月1日現在)
4) Nationality(国籍) (photo size:4.5 ㎝×3.5 ㎝)
(写真(4.5cm×3.5cm))
* MEXT will consider your preference, but it may not be met because of university enrollment capacity. Therefore, please note in advance that placement
in preferred universities, especially in Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka, is extremely difficult, and placement is not limited to your preferred universities.
(注)希望は参考とされるが、受入大学の入学定員等の関係で希望にそえないことがある。特に、東京、京都、大阪にある大学を希望する場合は、希望どおり
配置されるとは限らないので、あらかじめ承知しておくこと。
(別紙)
専攻分野及び研究計画
Field of Study and Study Program
Nationality
(国 籍)
Proposed study program in Japan (Outline your field of study on this side and the specifics of your study program on the reverse side of this sheet.
This section is one of the most important references for selection. The statement must be typewritten or written in block letters. Additional sheets
of paper may be attached if necessary.)
( )
日本での研究計画;この研究計画は、選考及び大学配置の重要な参考となるので、表面に専攻分野の概要を,裏面に研究計画の詳細を具
体に記入すること。記入はタイプ又は楷書によるものとし、必要な場合は別紙を追加してもよい。
2 Your research topic upon arrival in Japan: Stipulate the research you wish to carry out in Japan.
(渡日後の研究テーマ:日本においてどういった研究がしたいかを明確に記入すること)
3 Study program in Japan: (Describe in detail and with specifics — particularly concerning the ultimate goal(s) of your research in Japan)
(研究計画:詳細かつ具体に記入し、特に研究の最終目標について具体的に記入すること。)
MONBUKAGAKUSHO:MEXT SCHOLARSHIP RECOMMENDATION FORM
To the Applicant : Please write your full name above. Give this form and one of the envelopes marked “confidential" and addressed to yourself to the
person you have asked to recommend you. Ask this person to place the completed form in the envelope, seal the envelope, sign across the seal, and
send it back to you. Return the unopened envelope with your application.
To the Applicant and the Recommender : This recommendation will be used for admissions purposes only.
To the Recommender : Please respond to the following questions. Please type or print. After completing this form, place it in the envelope provided,
seal the envelope, sign across the seal, and return it to the applicant. This recommendation is a required part of the application process; prompt return
to the candidate is important. We appreciate your assistance and would like to assure you that your comments will be carefully considered.
Recommender's name :
Address :
1.During which period of time have you had the most frequent contact with the applicant? From to .
4.Please comment on the applicant's interpersonal skills. How well does he or she work within a team?
9.Please make whatever additional comments you wish about the applicant's potential for graduate (or undergraduate) study in Japan and potential for
becoming a responsible, effective person in your country. Additional pages may be attached, and the back page can also be used for comment..
Signature Date
健康診断書
氏名 □男 Male 生年月日
Name: , □女 Female Date of Birth:
Family name, First name Middle name
1.身体検査
Physical Examination
(1) 身 長 体 重
Height cm Weight kg
2.申請者の胸部について,聴診とX線検査の結果を記入してください。X線検査の日付も記入すること(6ヶ月以上前の検査は無効。)
Please describe the results of physical and X-ray examinations of the applicant's chest X-rays (X-rays taken more than
six months prior
to the certification are NOT valid).
4.既往症
Past history : Please indicate with + or - and fill in the date of recovery
(If the applicant has not contracted any of the disease, please chech “None”.)(いずれも該当しない場合は、なしにチェックすること。)
None.....□
6.診断医の印象を述べて下さい。(問題がない場合も、その旨ご記入ください。)
Please give your impression of the applicant’s health. (If you do not have a particular opinion, please write as such.)
7.志願者の既往歴,診察・検査の結果から判断して,現在の健康の状況は充分に留学に耐えうるものと思われますか?
In view of the applicant's history and the above findings, is it your observation that his/her health status is adequate to pu
rsue studies in Japan?
Yes □ No □
日付 署名
Date: Signature:
医 師 氏 名
Physician's Name in Print :
検査施設名
Office/Institution:
所在地
Address: