Nagoya University Graduate School of International Development Scholarship

The Nagoya University Graduate School of International Development (GSID) Scholarship is a graduate-level funding opportunity for master's and doctoral studies at GSID in Japan. It includes pathways such as the Japanese Government (MEXT) Scholarship via University Recommendation and a range of private scholarships administered or nominated by GSID. The scholarships support study and research in development policy, regional planning, institutional economics, area studies and related fields, with programmes offered in English and Japanese. Benefits cited include monthly stipends, tuition waivers and round-trip airfare for MEXT recipients, and additional private scholarships with monthly allowances.

Monthly stipends (MEXT: up to ¥143,000), full tuition waivers, round-trip airfare for MEXT recipients; private scholarships offer monthly allowances between ¥30,000 and ¥180,000.

Open to master's and PhD applicants seeking to study in Japan. Eligible nationalities are listed below.

Apply directly to GSID under the University Recommendation pathway to be nominated for MEXT and for GSID-administered private scholarships; submit application on the provider's official site.