If you’re a passionate individual from a developing nation with aspirations to pursue a master’s degree in a development-related field, the Joint Japan World Bank Graduate Scholarship Program (JJWBGSP) presents an excellent opportunity. This comprehensive guide provides detailed information about the scholarship program, including eligibility criteria and the application process.
The Joint Japan World Bank Graduate Scholarship Program is a collaboration between the World Bank and the Government of Japan. This initiative aims to support individuals committed to contributing to the development efforts of their countries by providing fully funded scholarships for master’s degree programs.
The JJWBGSP 2024-2026 is a prestigious fully funded master’s scholarship designed for women and men from developing nations. It covers the full tuition fee, accommodation, economy class air travel, and a monthly living stipend, enabling scholars to focus on their studies and contribute effectively to development upon graduation.
The scholarship supports master’s degree programs at participating universities in the United States, Europe, Africa, Oceania, and Japan. Applicants must be admitted to one of the 26 designated Participating Programs in key areas of development.
The JJWBGSP scholarship covers a period of 2 years, which is the duration of most master’s degree programs. The scholarship duration is limited to the length of the graduate program or two years, whichever is less.
Selected scholars will receive comprehensive benefits, including:
Please note that the scholarship does not cover visa application costs, expenses for family members, additional travel, or educational equipment.
To be eligible for the JJWBGSP scholarship, applicants must:
Follow these steps to apply for the scholarship:
The scholarship application has two windows:
For more information and detailed application guidelines, visit the official Joint Japan World Bank Graduate Scholarship Program website.
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