[Japan] Doshisha University – Student Exchange Application 2020

Warmest greetings from Doshisha University, Japan!

Doshisha University was founded in 1875 by Joseph Hardy Neesima (Jo Niijima), who became one of the six great educators of the Meiji era. The three educational principles of Liberalism, Internationalism, and Christian Principles have been passed on to us since its foundation, and students are encouraged to nurture a sense of freedom, independence, and conscience. Located in the ancient capital of Kyoto, Doshisha University is home for over 2,400 graduate and professional graduate students. Doshisha continues to develop as an international hub of higher education and research.z

We are pleased to inform you that the application for the exchange program at Doshisha University is now open. Details for the application can be found below:
Application Pack 2020 for a candidate

Required Documents

1. Application form (download)
2. English language proficiency  (Min. Score of TOEFL – ITP=530, iBT 80 or IELTS 6.0)
3. Official academic transcript
4. Passport-size photo (4 pieces, 3 x 4 cm, white background color, taken within the past three months)
5. Colored copy of passport
6. Application for accommodation (download)
7. JASSO Application form (download)
8. Application for Certificate of Eligibility (download)
9. Statement of Expenses Payment (download)
10. Bank Account Balance Statement of the applicant
11. Document proving the grant of scholarship (if any)
12. Application Checklist (download)
13. Questionnaire on Japanese Proficiency (download)
14. Confirmation Letter of Participation (download)
15. Curriculum Vitae
16. Motivation Letter
17. Certificate of Enrollment from faculty
18. Letter of Recommendation from the academic advisor
19. Letter of Nomination from faculty (*addressed to Head of Office of International Affairs)

Please send all documents above in hardcopy (2 COPIES) to Office of International Affairs, UGM (Bulaksumur Block F-12) and softcopy (compiled in 1 PDF file) to scholarship@ugm.ac.id no later than November 1st, 2019, for Spring 2020 and March 1st, 2020, for Fall 2020.