Tottori University International Exchange Center

If you would like to apply for this scholarship, please contact the International Affairs Division.

You can download the application form and guidelines from the URL as below or get it at the IAD.

http://sisf.or.jp/ja/scholarship/foreign-studies/self-supporting/

 

You must submit the application forms for this scholarship to the IAD by Wednesday, December 18, 2019.

 

*You must fill out the application forms in Japanese.

 

（Qualification Summary）

1.　Qualified Applicants

 To qualify for this scholarship, applicants must be privately financed students who are enrolled in the University as an undergraduate or as a graduate student, and are from one of the following countries：Bangladesh, Bhutan, Brunei, Cambodia, India, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Maldives, Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan, Philippines, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Thailand, East Timor, Viet Nam（Note: Japanese Nationals and Research students are not qualified.）

 

Note:Privately financed International Students who are new first-year students or new transfer students in April 2020 are eligible.

 

In addition, applicants must meet all of the following requirements:

 

① Students are interested in international understanding and goodwill and will be able to attend Sato Foundation Meetings (meetings will be held six times a year.);

 

② Students are currently not receiving any scholarships or study grants.

 

③ Students have a “college student” visa;

 

④ Students do not have a parent who works in Japan;

 

⑤ Students do not have a doctoral degree;

 

⑥ Students are able to communicate in Japanese;
 

⑦ Students are able to cooperate actively with international exchange programs as SATOM after finishing receiving this scholarship. (SATOM is alumni of Sato International Scholarship Foundation)