Hokkaido University Scholarship Establishment

Hokkaido University Scholarship

According to study abroad experts, Hokkaido University for studying in Japan is a key comprehensive university with a graduate school as its core. Its history can be traced back to Sapporo Agricultural College, Japan's first modern university established in 1876. Throughout its long history, from the days of the Imperial University to today's new university, our school has developed with the basic concepts of "pioneering spirit", "cultivation of internationality", "all-round education" and "emphasis on practical learning" in educational research. to date.

Hokkaido University Scholarship:

Students can apply for Japanese government scholarships before going to Japan, and they can apply for scholarships from various private organizations after going to Japan. Application qualifications, payment conditions, etc. vary depending on the type of scholarship. Among self-financed international students, the proportion of scholarship recipients is 46.5% for master’s degrees and 56.2% for doctoral degrees.

In addition, Hokkaido University also has its own scholarship system:

University President’s Scholarship (sponsored for particularly outstanding graduate students recommended by sister schools)

Scholarship amount: 1.5 million yen per year (equivalent to 115,000 RMB)

2 million yen (equivalent to 150,000 RMB) in the first year

Special treatment for self-funded foreign students System (funding targets particularly outstanding doctoral students)

Scholarship amount: 1.5 million yen per year (equivalent to 115,000 yuan)

2 million yen in the first year (Equivalent to RMB 150,000)

China’s National Construction High-level Publicly-sponsored Postgraduate Program (the funding target is graduate students who have received funding from the China Scholarship Council)

Scholarship amount: equivalent to students The amount of tuition fees to be paid.

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Overview of scholarships in various countries

The vast majority of scholarships in the United States are awarded through institutions, and a large part of them It is assigned to domestic students. But even so, the few scholarships available for international students are very attractive. Although the competition is fierce, a large number of Chinese students will still receive full scholarships every year. American college scholarships are divided into three types: non-service scholarships, service scholarships and school loans.

The scholarships that international students come into contact with are usually the first two types. Among them, non-service scholarships have the largest application rate and the largest amount. British universities also have scholarships, but the amounts are small and the total number is small. In contrast, government-type scholarships are more attractive. The Chevening Scholarship is the British Government’s most representative flagship scholarship programme. This scholarship is funded by the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO). The UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office scholarships cover tuition fees and living expenses for eligible applicants. The maximum tuition fee for the academic year is ￡12,000. An international round-trip air ticket and other related expenses are also provided. Some scholarship recipients may be co-funded by Foreign and Commonwealth Office partners or sponsors.

The vast majority of scholarships in the United States are awarded through colleges and universities, and a large part of them are allocated to domestic students. But even so, the few scholarships available for international students are very attractive. Although the competition is fierce, a large number of Chinese students will still receive full scholarships every year. American college scholarships are divided into three types: non-service scholarships, service scholarships and school loans.

The scholarships that international students come into contact with are usually the first two types. Among them, non-service scholarships have the largest application rate and the largest amount. British universities also have scholarships, but the amounts are small and the total number is small. In contrast, government-type scholarships are more attractive. The Chevening Scholarship is the British Government’s most representative flagship scholarship programme. This scholarship is funded by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO). The UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office scholarships cover tuition fees and living expenses for eligible applicants. The maximum tuition fee for the academic year is ￡12,000. An international round-trip air ticket and other related expenses are also provided. Some scholarship recipients may be co-funded by Foreign and Commonwealth Office partners or sponsors.

The Orange Tulip Scholarship Program established by the Dutch Ministry of Education aims to create more low-cost opportunities for outstanding Chinese students to study in the Netherlands, while further promoting Dutch higher education among Chinese students. In the 2009-2010 academic year, the total amount of the Orange Tulip Scholarship reached approximately 400,000 euros, supporting 40-50 outstanding Chinese students to go to the Netherlands to study for high-level degree programs at master's level and above. The school generally provides full tuition exemption. Or partial exemption, and some even provide living allowances/subsidies.

The most well-known scholarships in South Korea are the high tuition exemptions provided by various universities. Before 2009, in order to promote domestic higher education and attract international students, South Korea offered a 50% tuition fee reduction for international students. After subsequent adjustments, the tuition exemption amount ranged from 30% to 100%. The tuition exemption received by each student was determined by his or her academic performance.

Students whose grades and academic status do not meet the standards may eventually lose the opportunity to enjoy tuition exemptions, while students with excellent grades may enjoy higher education in South Korea without spending a penny.

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