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University
Scholarships:
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: How to apply
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: Application Form
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: Required Documents
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: Available Programs
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: Eligibility Requirements
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How
to apply?
Procedure
1-
Your application, containing following, should be reached to
the Association
of Iran's Japan Alumni (AIJA)
before January 21, 2010
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a-
Filled out "Application Form".
b-
University Graduation Certificate(s) or Certificate of
Scheduled
Graduation.
c-
Academic Transcripts.
d-
Documents Proving English Proficiency.
e-
Passport Copy.
f-
Photographs x 3.
Note:
1- For details, please refer to “Required
Documents”.
2- At this stage, do not send any originals.
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2-
Documents are subject to preliminary screening by AIJA.
3-
Successful Applicants would be requested to fill out some
complementary forms and submit them along ORIGINALS mentioned
in "Required
Documents".
4-
Package would be delivered to concerned organizations in Japan
for final screening.
5-
Successful applicants would be notified later.
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Application
Form
Appropriate
scholarships will be allocated to successful applicants who
submit this form in addition to their regular application
documents. Applicants who are selected will be recommended to
the appropriate scholarship organizations. Final decisions
regarding scholarship awards will be made by the scholarship
organization concerned.
Please
read the requirements for each scholarship and indicate your
response for each. If no box is checked for a scholarship, we
will not consider you for that scholarship.
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Required
Documents
1-
Application Form
This
must be completed entirely in English. Please write your name
and date of birth exactly as they appear on your passport.
2- University
Graduation Certificate(s) or Certificate of Scheduled
Graduation
Proof
of graduation from every university attended. If you are
currently attending a university degree program, you must
submit proof that the program will be completed prior to fall
2010.
3- Academic
Transcripts
Applicants
must submit a transcript of grades for all university study to
date.
4-
Documents Proving English Proficiency
Applicants
must submit one of the following. The results are valid for 2
years from the test date. Expired scores will not be accepted.
A score by 600 or above on paper based TOEFL, 100 on Internet
Based TOEFL, 880 on TOEIC or 7.0 on IELTS.
5- A
Letter of Recommendation
Must
be written by a university instructor who knows you well
enough to write the recommendation. Letter must be written in
English. If the letter is written in another language, please
attach an English translation.
6-
Passport Copy
Applicants
must submit a copy of their valid passport, showing their
photo, name, passport number and date of expiration.
7-
Photograph x 3 (Identical)
Applicants
must submit 3 identical passport-style photographs taken
within the last three months, showing a front view above chest
level with a plain background. No cap or hat allowed. The
photograph size must be 3 x 4 cm. Photographs may be in color
or black and white. Please write your name and nationality in
English on the back of each photograph.
8- Certificate
of Employment, Required for MBA Applicants ONLY
Certificate
of employment issued by your current employer or a letter
authorized by your former place of work that shows the period
of employment and a simple description of your duties. These
certificates or letters should also show the name and contact
information of the employer.
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Available
Programs
(Master’s
Degree in Science or Business Administration)
Please choose ONLY one program below
A)
International Priority Graduate Placement
Programs (PGP)
1-
Japan-Germany Dual Master’s Degree Program in International
Material Flow
Management (IMAT)
2-
Comparative Institution Design for Transition Economy and
Business Management (CID)
3-
Innovation and Technology Management
B)
Joint Japan/World Bank Graduate Scholarship
Programs
(JJ/WBGSP)
4-
Development Economics (DE)
5-
Environmental Policy and Administration (EPA)
6-
International Public Administration
7-
Tourism Policy and Administration (TPA)
8-
Public Health Management (PHM)
C)
Other Programs
9-
Asia Pacific Studies
10-
Contemporary Japan Studies
11-
Finance (MBA)
12-
International Business and Marketing (MBA)
Description
of some of
the programs
A)
International Priority Graduate Placement
Programs (PGP)
1-
Japan-Germany Dual Master’s Degree Program in International
Material Flow Management (IMAT)
The
IMAT Program is a joint degree program with the institute for
applied material flow management (IfaS) of the University of
Applied Science, Trier in Germany. It features
multidisciplinary study courses aiming at education young
professional in "green business opportunities"
through system efficiency. It facilitates new and innovative
business and technology management strategies through a
combination of engineering, economics and environmental
sciences. The first year of the program is held at APU, and
the second is held at IfaS.
Degree
awarded:
Master
of Science in International Cooperation Policy from APU and
Master of Engineering in International Material Flow
Management from IfaS.
2-
Comparative Institution Design for Transition Economy and
Business Management (CID)
The
Transition Economy Program aims to develop global leaders who
can design systems that lead to corporate reform and that
promote and create independent, sustainable and innovative new
industries that make the most of the individual cultures and
environments of developing countries.
Degree
awarded:
Master
of Business Administration.
3-
Innovation and Technology Management
In
this program students will obtain general and systematic
management knowledge and skills as well as specialist skills
related to innovation and technology management. This program
will foster international human resources who can fulfill
roles required by corporations for innovation and technology
management, as well as proactively respond to the
international human resources needs and social demands of
today.
Degree
awarded:
Master
of Business Administration.
B)
Joint Japan/World Bank Graduate Scholarship
Prog
rams (JJ/WBGSP)
4-
Development Economics (DE)
This
program addresses economic and financial issues that arise in
international development projects. From policy formation to
implementation, the program stresses the importance of
designing consistent and successful projects.
Degree
awarded:
Master
of Science in International Cooperation Policy.
5-
Environmental Policy and Administration (EPA)
This
program explores various policies and methods for managing the
diverse urban and natural environments of the Asia Pacific
region, with sustainable development held as the main
objective.
Degree
awarded:
Master
of Science in International Cooperation Policy.
6-
International Public Administration
This
program addresses structures for administering multilateral
international issues, cooperative initiatives and methods of
conflict resolution. The Asia Pacific experience of
international reorganization and its role in international
cooperation are also analyzed.
Degree
awarded:
Master
of Science in International Cooperation Policy.
7-
Tourism Policy and Administration (TPA)
This
Program examines the political, economic, social and
environmental background of tourism policies in the Asia
Pacific. New policies and potential methods of implementation
are considered.
Degree
awarded:
Master
of Science in International Cooperation Policy.
8-
Public Health Management (PHM)
This
program aims to educate students in finding practical solution
to public health programs, specifically those occurring in the
Asia Pacific Region.
Degree
awarded:
Master
of Science in International Cooperation Policy (Public Health
Management)
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Eligibility
Requirements
Eligibility
Requirements for All External Scholarship Applicants
1
– Major field of study
The
program chosen should be related to the field that the
applicant studied at the previous university, or related to
the applicant’s professional experience.
2-
Academic Background
Any
person who has completed the 16th year of formal education, or
is scheduled to complete it by September 2010 is eligible to
apply.
3-
English language ability
Excellent
English language ability is required. (A score of 600 or above
on paper based TOEFL, 100 on Internet Based TOEFL, 880 on
TOEIC or 7.0 on IELTS. Those who can certify that they had
been educated in English only for at least 6 years in high
school or above are exempted from this requirement. Japanese
language ability is not required.)
4-
Academic Ability
Exceptional
academic ability (an Accumulative GPA of 3.6 out of 4 or
equivalent, from a reputed and accredited university.)
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