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- 26 May 2015
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I mentioned two projects I had done in my bachelor's. They didnot ask anything about it during the interview. Its okay if you dont have a thesis.
I mentioned two projects I had done in my bachelor's. They didnot ask anything about it during the interview. Its okay if you dont have a thesis.Ok one more thing @indojindesu did you provide them with a previous research thesis , I have no thesis as this would be my first time
Good luck!There are professors that research similar things at Ritsumeikan, Tokyo, Tsukuba and others so that's not a problem. Thank you for what you said, I'll go with what I know, it's interesting and important I'll just try to put a positive spin on it.
You can include a brief paragraph on how your research is relevant to Japan. But the interest in culture and stuff can/should be mentioned in the interview. It would seem a bit odd if you mention that in your research proposal/study plan. Try and connect it to your research or save it for the interview.Thankyou @indojindesu I am wondering if I can write about my interest in Japan country in my ultimate goal. I wanna write about my interest in the country too.
Ah, so I've run into a roadblock (one of many, I'm sure). Looking for your advice!
I am proposing to do fieldwork research in Nagoya, but there aren't many advisors there who are confident that they can advise me thesis-wise (it's Golden Week so I may hear more after the break). However, Waseda has more a potential advisor who can advise my research thesis. I was originally going to have Nagoya as my first choice because of location, but travel wouldn't be too much of a problem. I have Nagoya, Waseda, and Doshisha as my three choices.
My question is: in my research proposal, which states I will do fieldwork in Nagoya, should I write something along the lines "If placed at Waseda, Professor so-and-so will advise and will travel for fieldwork... (once I get their solid yes)" and "If placed at Doshishia, etc etc..."? What are your thoughts?
Hi there,
I am currently working on the application paper for MEXT research scholarship program and I intend to apply for Master of Public health. One thing that is troubling me is the research plan and field of study. Do anyone know the sample format for writing the research plan?
I am assuming you didnot choose April?Hi! I would like to ask as to what is the preferred month of arrival in Japan? Should it be September or October? I am choosing between the two and I'm really confused on what is the difference between coming in September and October. Based on what I've researched, fall semester starts on the last week of September. Present scholars please help. Thanks a lot!
Didnot see your post.Oh! Another question: has anyone applied for MEXT as well as applied to the graduate programs directly, as a safety in case they are not chosen for MEXT?
You can scan the health certificate and email the Embassy asking if this is acceptable. If they dont reply， you could submit it anyway.wonder if the Embassy will see it the same way as me
My current field/subjectPresent field of study",
The topic I want to research/study in JapanResearch Topic in Japan"
Detailed research proposal.Study programme in Japan
You can apply but the universities will ask for a TOEFL score. Ask your embassy if you can apply or not.Hello ! I have a licence in accounting and management and I want to choose a MBA or management studies . I also want to choose an english program but I don't sit TOELF exam . What can I do ?
Write the name of the professor whose research you are interested in. If you are placed in another lab , thats the university's decision.Do I must write the name of Professors or I can leave it blank? Some universities do not allow to contact to professors before passing first screening round, so I can not decide the name of professors to fill in
No idea.Do you have to return any money if you fail to advance?
Dorms are university's responsibility so it depends on the university you choose.I also have another question, regarding the dormitories. Can you stay in a dormitory in the first year? Do you have to find a private accomodation in the following period?
Its enough, I think. You can do a part time job if needed. (You need your university's permission)I wonder if the scholarship is enough...
No idea.
Dorms are university's responsibility so it depends on the university you choose.
Its enough, I think. You can do a part time job if needed. (You need your university's permission)
But Do you think I can choose a japanese program ? It seems like six months in japanese courses will not be enough to attend university coursesYou can apply but the universities will ask for a TOEFL score. Ask your embassy if you can apply or not.