Grant

Keiko Hongo Japanese Scholarship

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Key scholarship details

Application status

Not open yet

Applications open

18 Mar 2024

Applications close

29 Apr 2024

Benefit amount

Up to $5,000

Eligible study level

Undergraduate, Honours, Graduate coursework, Graduate research

Eligible student type

Domestic and international students

Eligible study stage

Current study

Benefit duration

One-off

Summary

This scholarship supports students planning to go to Japan on a structured Japanese language or studies program.

Benefits

Up to $5,000. Several awards may be offered from this amount.

Recipients are required to:

  • accept the award online within 21 days of receiving the award offer letter;
  • submit the relevant travel documents; and,
  • submit a final report.

ENQUIRIES

artsawards-info@unimelb.edu.au

Amount:

Up to $5,000

Duration:

One-off

Quantity:

1

Eligibility and selection criteria

Eligibility

To be considered for this scholarship, you must:

    • be a second or third-year undergraduate student of Japanese; or,
    • be enrolled to continue Japanese studies at Honours, Masters or PhD level; and,
    • be planning to go to Japan on a structured Japanese language or studies program.

Selection criteria

The scholarship will be offered to a student who demonstrates:

  • academic performance, specifically in Japanese subjects;
  • the relevance of the overseas placement to their intended study;
  • the quality and feasibility of the submitted study plan; and,
  • the skills, experience and aptitude required to carry out the proposed project as evidenced by the application.

Study level:

Undergraduate, Honours, Graduate coursework, Graduate research

Student type:

Domestic and international students

Study stage type:

Current study

Study area:

Arts, humanities and social sciences

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Application

How to apply

Eligible applicants must submit an online application form including:

  • details of your Japanese language studies;
  • details of your proposed travel overseas;
  • a 300-500 word proposal describing how you would use this scholarship, how it would positively impact your academic work and outlining how overseas travel is relevant to your graduate research;
  • an indicative budget;
  • at least one academic reference;
  • a current statement of results; and,
  • any other information which may assist the committee in making its decision.

When will I know the outcome?

Applicants will be advised of the outcome via email.

Submit an application

Status:

Not open yet

image of recipient Jessica Ji

Recipient feedback

The scholarship provided me the funds to participate in extracurricular activities during my year-long exchange at Keio University. I was able to take a week-long trip to the south of Japan in the prefecture of Kyushu, a weekend trip to Kyoto and Nara and a weekend trip to Nikko, in the north of Tokyo. I was also able to experience different cultures within Japan and try the types of food found in different prefectures. I’m very grateful for the experiences that I’ve had thanks to the Keiko Hongo Japanese scholarship.

Jessica Ji

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