If you are studying a subject that requires a high level of Japanese language skill, very important (things like Japanese language studies, history, politics, etc.)How important is the Japanese test?
just wondering.
I dunno, I think both.Is it used to see how much Japanese you know or is it used as a deciding factor on your acceptance?
You can, but I think it's up to your professor/school. I'll be studying in English, so I am expected to start in the lab straight away, however I'll be doing part-time classes through the uni.I know you get about 6 months of Japanese training with the scholarship.
Absolutely! I am about kindergarten level, and I got inSo can someone at a JPLT 3 level go in, fail the test and still get accepted?
I'm applying for the undergraduate, but I'm going for area studies or linguistics. I'm sure there's more humanities students out there!I'm applying for the monbusho scholarship for the first time, and I'm quite worried about my research proposal...I'm a Japanese-French language major graduating soon, and I really want to go to Japan for either linguistic studies or international relations.
I've seen a lot of people applying in the field of media/design and the sciences, but not many humanities students--are there any out there??
Thanks Scalemx for the info..I have submit the application form with my study plan for this course....when i came to my office this morning and start checking my email, I'm so excited!!This is a scholarship for research students/postgraduate studies. Usually when you get this scholarship you become a research student. After 6 months/1 year/2 years you can choose (pass entrance exams) to either study a master's course or in case you already did a master's course, a doctorate course. You can start the master's or doctorate course right away if this suits you better. Usually both a master's course and a doctorate will require you to write a thesis/dissertation. Depending on your field of study and the professor who is supervising you, you may learn more or research more yourself, but a certain amount of research will usually be necessary. If you would give more information about what field you are planning to go into, it will be easier to give a clear answer.
apnea,
you are applying for what field of masters?
Hey everyone!
just wanna know how pages basically need for writing research proposal?
anyone can help me on this matter?
1 more thing, is there no past years questions for 2010?