The Fully Funded Asia Pacific University ADB Scholarship in Japan is open to all internationals residing in ADB Member Countries. This scholarship is offered under the Asian Development Bank-Japan Scholarship Program to Pursue a master's Degree in Japan. It aims to provide an opportunity for well-qualified citizens of the Asian Development Bank’s (ADB) developing member countries to pursue graduate studies in development-related fields of the Asia Pacific region.

The Asia Pacific University of Technology and Innovation (APU) was established in 1993. The university offers media, business engineering, and information technology Programs. 

The benefits of the Fully Funded Asia Pacific University ADB Scholarship in Japan are:

1. Complete Tuition Fee

2. All Admission Fee

3. A 144,000 JPY/month stipend will be given for living expenses. The amount can be changed if required.

4. Round Air Fare tickets will be provided from the home country to Japan and after completion of the degree to the Home country.

The eligibility criteria for the Fully Funded Asia Pacific University ADB Scholarship in Japan are stated below:

1. Applicant must have the nationality of an ADB member country

2. Currently not living or working outside of the national country

3. Have at least two years of full-time work experience after obtaining a bachelor’s degree at the time of application

4. Be 35 years old or less at the time of application

5. Not already enrolled in a graduate degree program

6. Not be an executive director, alternate director, management or staff of ADB, nor a consultant or relative of the aforementioned

7. You have to return to your home country after completing a degree

8. Intend to enroll at APU in September 2024.

Documents Required:

1. ADB-JSP application form (Click Here)

2. If you have written any thesis before, provide its abstract, an example of previous written work, and/or a list of research achievements to date.

3. Certificate(s) of employment showing at least two years of work experience acquired after receiving a bachelor’s degree

4. New income tax return or proof of your guardian's monthly or yearly salary

5. Certification of family income (including the income of the applicant’s parents or spouse).