Global GatewaysKyushu U’s relief program for Ukrainian students and researchers
Please note that applications to the Program are to be accepted through the end of August 2022.
Kyushu University (Kyushu U) has launched a special relief program for students, new graduates, and researchers who have been displaced and/or lost their ability to continue their studies/ research due to the Russian aggression in Ukraine.
In order for us to see if we can actually accommodate your unique needs, we would first like you to inform us of your current situation and special needs by filling out the
Inquiry Form
What does the program entail?
The program comprises a range of economic support (including monthly stipends, travel expenses to Japan and housing), the special admission to our academic programs, and the special invitation to continue with your research on our campuses.
What your status would be
If you are a student (we have primarily graduate students in mind)：
You would be accepted as a “research student (non-degree student).”
If you are a researcher：
You would be accepted as a visiting researcher and other similar position (unpaid apart from the monthly stipend) in the research department of your choice.
Duration of the relief program
It is due to continue, at least, until March 31, 2023.
*N.B. The extension of the program will be discussed by taking into consideration how the things develop.
Program details
- Assistance for coming to Japan: Visa application, travel expenses, etc.
- Free accommodation: Campus housing etc., will be provided free of charge.
- Monthly stipend: 80,000 yen per month
- Fee waivers: Tuition fees and other related fees (e.g., entrance fee, examination fee) will be waived.
- Others: Japanese language classes are available upon request.
About Kyushu U
Kyushu University, or Kyushu U, is by general consensus one of Japan’s foremost research universities. Originally founded in 1911 as one of the seven imperial universities, it has since nurtured countless educators, researchers, and medical practitioners who have made positive contributions to society in Japan and beyond. As part of our Vision 2030 strategy, we are strongly committed to driving social changes with “integrative knowledge.” To find out more about us and our vision, click HERE
Comprehensive in its scope, Kyushu U has 12 undergraduate and 18 graduate schools, in addition to the university hospital and a handful of world-class research centers. It now hosts talented students and eminent researchers from over 100 countries around the globe.
For more information, visit Kyushu U Fast Facts
If you don’t speak Japanese, don’t worry! You can choose from a range of degree-granting programs that are taught in English. You can find out more about all our international programs HERE. If you are particularly interested in our 18 graduate schools and their unique programs on offer, please visit HERE.
How to reach us
In order for us to see if we can actually accommodate your unique needs, we would first like you to inform us of your current situation and special needs by filling out the
Inquiry Form