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The Next Generation Japan Studies Development Program is an opportunity for emerging scholars to receive funding, mentorship, and professional development to advance research on Japan across social sciences, humanities, economics, and policy studies. It aims to support early-career researchers, doctoral candidates, and scholars affiliated with academic or research institutions, with a focus on broad, interdisciplinary exploration of Japan’s society, culture, politics, and economy.
혜택 & 지원 내용
Financial support for research, mentorship from established scholars, professional development through workshops and training, and opportunities to network with a global community of Japan Studies scholars.
지원 자격
Primarily doctoral students and early-career researchers affiliated with academic or research institutions; applicants should demonstrate commitment to Japan Studies and academic excellence.
지원 방법
Prepare a detailed research proposal and submit via the official SSRC platform; review guidelines on the official program page before submission.
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