About Daiwa:
The Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation is a UK charity, established in 1988 with a generous benefaction from Daiwa Securities Co Ltd. The Foundation’s purpose is to support closer links between Britain and Japan.
Daiwa Foundation Japan House, the London-based headquarters, acts as a centre for UK-Japan relations in Britain by offering a wide programme of seminars, exhibitions and book launches as well as meeting rooms for Japan-related activities and facilities for visiting academics.
The Foundation is represented in Japan by its Tokyo Office, which provides local assistance to Daiwa Scholars and administers grant applications from Japan. It also handles general enquiries, and forms part of the network of organisations supporting links between the UK and Japan.

Detail:
The Daiwa Scholarship is a unique 19-month programme of language study, work placement and homestay in Japan.
Daiwa Scholarships offer young and talented UK citizens with strong leadership potential, the opportunity to acquire Japanese language skills, and to access expertise and knowledge relevant to their career goals.

Last Date To Apply: 2.12.2011

Contact:
The Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation
Bancho Building 103
Goban-cho 12-1
Chiyoda-ku
Tokyo 102-0076
Tel: 03 3222 1205
Fax: 03 3222 1208
Email: tokyo.office@dajf.org

Source: http://www.dajf.org.uk

About Reischauer Institute of Japanese Studies:
The Edwin O. Reischauer Institute of Japanese Studies at Harvard University supports research on Japan and provides a forum for related academic activities and the exchange of ideas. It seeks to stimulate scholarly and public interest in Japan and Japanese studies at Harvard and around the world.

Details:
The Edwin O. Reischauer Institute of Japanese Studies at Harvard University will offer several postdoctoral fellowships in Japanese studies to recent PhDs of exceptional promise, to give them the opportunity to turn their dissertation into publishable manuscripts

Eligibility:
Applicants must have received their PhD degree in 2006 or later, in Japanese studies in any area of the humanities or social sciences. Those who are chosen to receive fellowships must have completed all requirements for the PhD degree by July 1, 2011.

Responsibilities:
Residence in the Cambridge/Boston area and participation in Institute activities are required during the appointment. Postdoctoral fellows will be expected to give a presentation at the Reischauer Institute’s Japan Forum lecture series. During their term of appointment, postdoctoral fellows will be expected to contribute to the teaching program at Harvard, normally by offering one undergraduate course during the fall or spring semester of the academic year. Areas of particular interest for 2011-12 tentatively include Japanese film; Japanese popular culture; Meiji  history; Japanese imperialism/war memory; gender and politics in East Asia; political economy of Japan; and Japanese-Americans in history, culture, politics, and/or society. Broader courses that include, but are not limited to, Japan are especially encouraged.

Grant:
1. Each fellowship will cover a 10-month period, beginning September 1, 2011, with a stipend of $44,000 health insurance coverage for the grantee and research/travel funds.
2. Postdoctoral fellows will be provided office space, and access to the libraries and resources of Harvard University.

How To Apply:
Applicants should submit one original & five copies of a complete, collated application consisting of the following:
* Cover sheet: on a separate sheet, please provide the following information, retyping each question in this order.
1) Name
2) University & dept. (of Ph.D.)
3) Field of Study
4) Thesis title
5) Date Ph.D. received (or, if pending, give specific timeline)
6) Name of 2 recommenders
7) Short summary (c. 40 words) of research plan
Brief statement on teaching interests
9) Do you have a continuing teaching position? If yes, where? N.B. If teaching, have you obtained approval from your dept. to accept a postdoctoral position (if received) for 2010-11?
10) Have you previously applied for a Harvard postdoctoral fellowship? If yes, when?
11) Are you currently applying for other postdoctoral fellowships at Harvard? If so, which?
* Curriculum vitae: please include citizenship, Social Security number, current and permanent addresses, telephone number(s), email address; academic degrees with dates of conferral, discipline and institution.
* List of publications (this may be included in your CV)
* Official transcript of grades *(Only 1 original necessary; other 5 copies may be duplicates.)
* Dissertation abstract and table of contents (up to 3 pages; be sure your name is designated at top of each page)
* Plan of research (on separate sheet, up to 2 pages): What do you plan to do at each stage of your research during the fellowship? What particular resources do you intend to use at each stage? What are the advantages of doing your postdoctoral fellowship at Harvard; are there specific individuals you hope to seek out while in residence?
* Brief statement (up to one page) on your teaching interests, and on your ideas about a few undergraduate courses you might teach, with a sentence or two on how you might approach each if you were to offer it. See above for areas of possible need in 2010-11. In addition, we are especially open to courses that are framed more broadly and that are not limited to Japan. (e.g., Warriors; Literature and Environment; Depressions; East Asia in the International Political Economy.) Because this is a new requirement and arrangements will need to be negotiated with the relevant departments or programs, applicants are encouraged to list several course titles, in the event that their preferred topic does not correspond with departmental priorities. Successful applicants will be asked to submit course descriptions at a later date.
* Two letters of recommendation (signed and sealed). These must be enclosed with application unless an exception is granted (in which case recommendations being sent separately must reach the Reischauer Institute by the application deadline). *(Only one original of each recommendation needed; the Reischauer Institute will duplicate these.)

Last Date To Apply: 25.3.2011

Contact:
Postdoctoral Fellowships
Reischauer Institute, Harvard University
CGIS South Bldg., 1730 Cambridge St., Room S234
Cambridge, MA 02138 USA
(617) 495-3220

Source: http://www.fas.harvard.edu/~rijs/index.html

Scholarship Description: Japanese Government (MEXT) Scholarship for 9 Master’s or Doctoral candidates entering in September 2011 (MEXT stands for Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology): This scholarship is awarded for foreign students who are accepted to International Graduate Program (Master’s and Doctoral Program) after entrance examination (AO method). This Scholarship provides monthly allowance of 158,000 Yen for two years, Screening fees (refunded after enrollment), Tuition Fees and a round trip air ticket to Japan.

Asia Special Scholarship for 6 Master’s or Doctoral candidates entering in September 2011: This scholarship is awarded for students who are accepted to International Graduate Program (Master’s and Doctoral Program) after entrance examination (AO method). Students must be nationals of Asian countries excluding Japan (refer to the “List of Participating Countries for Asia Special Scholarship”), and must apply for this program from overseas. After enrollment, students are provided 150,000 Yen as a round trip air ticket to Japan, and monthly allowance of 200,000 Yen for two years in Master’s program, three years in Doctoral program at a maximum. “List of Participating Countries for Asia Special Scholarship” Afghanistan, United Arab Emirates, Yemen, Israel, Iraq, Iran, India, Indonesia, Uzbekistan, Oman, Kazakhstan, Qatar, Republic of Korea, Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, Cambodia, Kyrgyzstan, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Syrian, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Taiwan, Tajikistan, China, Turkmenistan, Turkey, Nepal, Bahrain, Pakistan, Bangladesh, East Timor, Philippines, Bhutan, Brunei, Viet Nam, Hong Kong, Macau, Malaysia, Myanmar, Maldives, Mongolia, Jordan, Laos, Lebanon.

International Program for Graduate Students:
The graduate school of Faculty of Science and Engineering, Waseda University establishes
international programs that allow students to earn degrees through programs conducted
entirely in English language.

Master’s Program:
Aims to offer students a broader prospective and deeper knowledge to equip them with
research abilities in specialized fields and advanced competences necessary for professional
careers. Students will take classes offered in English. Full time attendance for two years is
necessary for a master’s course. It is necessary to obtain the number of credits set by each
graduate school, receive supervision in the fields of their study, and pass the thesis and final
examinations.

¦Doctoral Program:
Aims to help students develop specialized knowledge and research competences required of
researchers and professionals with expertise in their fields. To obtain the doctoral degree,
three years of postgraduate study with guidance is necessary, as a general rule. Students
must also submit a doctoral dissertation and pass the thesis and final examinations.

How to apply for Scholarships:
Applicants for Japanese Government (MEXT) Scholarship or Asia Special Scholarship should
submit the following documents by January 7, 2011.
1. Completed application form.
2. For a doctor’s course, an official transcript showing the applicant’s academic
performance from both an undergraduate and a master’s course.
For a master’s course, an official transcript showing the applicant’s academic
performance from an undergraduate course.
3. Two confidential recommendation letters in the specific form.
Each letter should be in a sealed envelope with signature of the recommender
over the flap of envelope and should be sent to the Faculty of Science and
Engineering directly.

Source: http://www.sci.waseda.ac.jp/admission/GUIDE/youkou/Information.pdf

Scholarship Description: The applicant shall be qualified to purse a course of study and research, with Japanese as the medium of instruction, in a master’s course at a Japanese university.The period of the scholarship will be three years, including one year of Japanese language study at a Japanese language school specified by the foundation or one year of auditing a postgraduate course, followed by two years of graduate level study.
The scholarship shall be terminated if the selected applicant failed to gain admission to a graduate school at a Japanese university within one year after his/her arrival in Japan. Selected applicants who have not yet learned the Japanese language are required to pursue Japanese language study at a language school in his/her home country prior to coming to Japan.
Anyone who supports the objectives of the foundation to build his/her own country and to promote international friendship, is outstanding in personality and ability, in sound health and is deemed to be in need of financial assistance for educational expenses, and who meets the following qualifications:
Be a citizen of the People’s Republic of CHINA.
Be a resident of the People’s Republic of CHINA on April 1, 2011.
Be born after April 2 1987.

Academic Qualifications:
Must have graduated from a university designated by our foundation prior to March 31, 2012 and be able to obtain a letter of recommendation from his/her supervising professor. The applicants are also required to have completed a total of 16 years of education at recognized educational facilities.

Major:
The field of study selected by the applicant must be the same as his/her major at the undergraduate level.
Preferably, the applicant should have selected the university of his/her choice and the supervising professor under whom he/her wishes to pursue graduate studies.The applicant’s proposed research theme should be suitable for study at the graduate level in a Japanese university.

Language ability: Must be able to understand graduate level lectures taught in Japanese or English.
Selected applicants who have not yet learned Japanese are required to attend a Japanese language course at a language school for 6 months ?approximately 500 hours?prior to coming to Japan. Furthermore, the selected applicant shall be required to take the Japanese Language Proficiency Test held annually by the Japan Foundation.

Dwelling:
Must principally be willing to live in the ANA dormitory.
Note: The foundation thinks it desirable for the students to live in the ANA dormitory not only for the purpose of saving living expenses but also for the purpose of associating daily with young Japanese people living in the same facility. Scholarship Application Deadline: 31 March 2011

Source: http://www.okazakizaidan.or.jp/info/pdf/2012/info_ch_e.pdf

About OAH:
Founded in 1907, the Organization of American Historians (OAH) is the largest professional society dedicated to the teaching and study of American history. The mission of the organization is to promote excellence in the scholarship, teaching, and presentation of American history, and to encourage wide discussion of historical questions and equitable treatment of all practitioners of history. The OAH is supported through the contributions of its membership, income from the annual meeting, and the support of Indiana University. The OAH represents more than 7,800 historians working in the U.S. and abroad. Our members include college and university professors, precollegiate teachers, archivists, museum curators, public historians, students, and a variety of scholars employed in government and the private sector.

Detail:
With the generous support of the Japan-United States Friendship Commission, the OAH and the Japanese Association for American Studies (JAAS) plan to send two American scholars to Japanese universities for two-week residencies from June 1-14, 2011. During their residencies, the American historians give lectures and seminars in English in their specialty. They also meet individually and in groups with Japanese scholars, graduate students, and undergraduate students studying American history and culture, and participate in the collegial life of their host institutions. The purpose of this exchange program is to facilitate scholarly dialogue and contribute to the expansion of scholarly networks among students and professors of American history in both countries. We are pleased to announce (pending funding) the fifteenth year of the competition.

Eligibility:
Applicants from previous competitions are welcome to apply again. Winners of the competition are expected to attend the 2011 OAH Annual Meeting in Houston, Texas, so that they can meet with visiting Japanese scholars and graduate students as well as the OAH/JAAS Historians’ Collaborative Committee.
The two host institutions in Japan for 2011 are:
Hitotsubashi University (Tokyo, Japan) is seeking a specialist in the history of race and gender. The University of Kitakyushu (Fukuoka, Japan) is seeking a specialist in American Jewish history.
Note: If the host university cannot offer housing, applicants are expected to pay hotel expenses from the daily stipend.

Award:
Round-trip airfare to Japan, housing, and modest daily expenses are covered by the award. Awardees are also encouraged to explore Japan before or after their two-week residency at their own expense. Applicants must be members of the OAH, have a Ph.D., and be scholars of American history.

How To Apply:
Applications should include the following:
1. A two-page curriculum vitae emphasizing teaching experience and publications. Also include the names and contact information of three references.
2. The institution(s) for which you would like to be considered.
3. A personal statement, no longer than two pages, describing your interest in this program and the issues that your own scholarship and teaching have addressed. Please devote one or two paragraphs to why you understand this residency to be central to your development as a scholar in the world community. You may include comments on previous collaboration or work with non-U.S. academics or students. If you wish, you may comment on your particular interest in Japan.

Last Date To Apply: 8.10.2011

Contact:
Chair of the selection committee:
Professor Andrea Geiger
aageiger@sfu.ca

Source: http://www.oah.org/

Details:
The applicant shall be qualified to purse a course of study and research, with Japanese as the medium of instruction, in a master’s course at a Japanese university.

Duration:
The period of the scholarship will be three years, including one year of Japanese language study at a Japanese language school specified by the foundation or one year of auditing a postgraduate course, followed by two years of graduate level study.
The scholarship shall be terminated if the selected applicant failed to gain admission to a graduate school at a Japanese university within one year after his/her arrival in Japan. Selected applicants who have not yet learned the Japanese language are required to pursue Japanese language study at a language school in his/her home country prior to coming to Japan.
Anyone who supports the objectives of the foundation to build his/her own country and to promote international friendship, is outstanding in personality and ability, in sound health and is deemed to be in need of financial assistance for educational expenses, and who meets the following qualifications:
Be a citizen of the People’s Republic of CHINA.
Be a resident of the People’s Republic of CHINA on April 1, 2011.
Be born after April 2 1987.

Eligibility:
Must have graduated from a university designated by our foundation prior to March 31, 2012 and be able to obtain a letter of recommendation from his/her supervising professor. The applicants are also required to have completed a total of 16 years of education at recognized educational facilities.
Major:The field of study selected by the applicant must be the same as his/her major at the undergraduate level.
Preferably, the applicant should have selected the university of his/her choice and the supervising professor under whom he/her wishes to pursue graduate studies. The applicant’s proposed research theme should be suitable for study at the graduate level in a Japanese university.

Selection:
The initial selection of scholarship applicants shall be based on submitted documents. These shall include documents verifying the achievements in research conducted by the applicant in the past, the proposed research theme, academic record at undergraduate level and a recommendation from the applicant’s supervising professor. Applicants selected on the basis of documentary selection shall, as a rule, be required to attend an interview, present a short thesis and take an academic competence examination. These shall be held in the applicant’s own country. The selection committee shall consist of professors who are currently teaching at Japanese universities. The applicant shall have a choice of Japanese or English for interview purposes. 
Applicants shall not be allowed to raise any  objections against the result of the selection announced in documents by the foundation.

How To Apply:
The applicant must complete the official application form provided by our foundation and submit it along with all other specified documentation  (please see below). The form must be completed in accordance with the “Instructions for Filling in the Application Form.” Incomplete applications will not be accepted. Required documents:
(1) School records
(2) Graduation certificate(or Certificate of studentship)
(3)Health certificate 
A health certificate issued by a doctor clearly stating that the applicant is fit for an extended period of study abroad. The certificate should be written on the prescribed form
and completed in English
(4) Recommendation from supervising professor stating the academic performance,
personality and future prospects of the applicant
(5)Recommendation from employer at place of employment
(Only for applicants currently employed)

Last Date To Apply: 31.3.2011

Contact:
The Okazaki Kaheita International Scholarship Foundation
Shiodome City Center 33F
1-5-2, Higashi-Shimbashi, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105-7133
Japan

Source: http://www.okazakizaidan.or.jp/info/pdf/2012/info_ch_e.pdf

About The University of Aizu:
The mission of the University of Aizu is “to Advance Knowledge for Humanity”, or in other words, to make discoveries and inventions which will contribute to the peace and prosperity of people.

Details:
The University of Aizu offers a number of special postdoctoral fellowships for talented young scholars for doing collaborative and independent research in one of several strategic research themes. The post is fixed term for a period of 18 months starting from within a period of June-October 2011.

Eligibility:
In principle, candidates must have acquired or expect to acquire a doctoral degree on or after April 1, 2005.
Research Fields: High-performance Computing, Internet Computing, Software Engineering, and Cloud Computing that relate to the strategic research being conducted at the University of Aizu.

How To Apply:
CV
Publication List
Research Plan
Recommendation Letter from Research Advisor
All documents should be submitted electronically to spdr2011@u-aizu.ac.jp

Last Date To Apply: 28.2.2011

Contact:
University of Aizu
Aizu-Wakamatsu City, Fukushima-ken
965-8580
Japan

Source: http://web-ext.u-aizu.ac.jp/labs/opm/Position/PostDoc2011.html

About The Fuji Xerox:
In 1992, Fuji Xerox announced the Good Company Concept on which our management is based. Under this concept, a good company must be “strong”, “kind” and “interesting.” A “strong” company can deliver excellent products and services that satisfy customers and also reward its shareholders on an ongoing basis.

Details:
Development of international understanding and cooperation is all the more important to achieve a peaceful and harmonious global society, which is the long-term goal of humanity in the 21st century.
Although Japan has dramatically elevated her position in the world in the decades following World War II, it is also true that Japan has not yet fully lived up to the role expected of her. In particular, Japan does not seem to have the best relations with her Asia-Pacific neighbors in terms of politics, economics and culture despite their geographic proximity and long history of cultural interchanges with Japan. In this respect, further mutual understanding and reliance on continued efforts to foster friendship through interchanges among nations have great significance in today’s world.
In its Mission Statement, Fuji Xerox Co., Ltd. asserts that it will contribute to the advancement of the global community by continuously fostering mutual trust and enriching diverse culture. Based on this precept and the above-mentioned perception of the current status of Japan, the research grant program was initiated to support young researchers from Asia-Pacific countries/regions who are studying in Japan. The grant is allocated from the Setsutaro Kobayashi Memorial Fund, which was established to commemorate the achievements of the late Setsutaro Kobayashi, who was the first president of Fuji Xerox.
Fuji Xerox hopes that the research grant program contributes to the promotion of mutual understanding of people and harmonious development of the nations or areas in the Asia-Pacific regions.

Amount:
Maximum 1,200,000 yen per grantee will be available to approximately 40 grantees. An amount from 430,000 to 1,200,000 yen per grantee was provided to 41 grantees for the 2007 program. (Depending upon the results of the Grantee Screening Committee’s assessment, the actual amount for some grantees could be less than the originally requested amount.

Originality: While the research theme and method should be based on an applicant’s original concept or unique idea, such method should be attainable.
Social value: The theme should have strong potential for promotion of mutual understanding among people and nations/regions in Japan and Asia-Pacific.
The results of the research shall be reflected in the thesis submitted for a doctorate and shall have strong potential for obtaining the doctoral degree in the near future.

Apply Online: http://www.fujixerox.co.jp/cgi-bin/eng/std/index.cgi?PCODE=company/social/fellow/foreign

How To Apply:
Application documents and all questions regarding this program shall be directed to the following fund office:
The Setsutaro Kobayashi Memorial Fund
c/o Fuji Xerox Co., Ltd.
9-7-3, Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo, 107-0052
Telephone: (03) 6271-4368

Last Date To Apply: 28.2.2011

Contact:
The Setsutaro Kobayashi Memorial Fund
c/o Fuji Xerox Co., Ltd.
9-7-3, Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo, 107-0052
Telephone: (03) 6271-4368

Source: http://www.fujixerox.com/eng/company/social/prog.html

About The Hindu-Hitachi:
The Hindu, started in 1878 as a weekly, became a daily in 1889 and from then on has been steadily growing to the circulation of 14,66,304 copies (ABC: July-December 2009) and a readership of about 4.06 million.
The Hindu’s independent editorial stand and its reliable and balanced presentation of the news have over the years, won for it the serious attention and regard of the people who matter in India and abroad.

Details:
The number of scholarships will be three. The terms and conditions are as follows:
1. Candidates who must be Indian Citizens, should not have completed 30 years of age on 31-03-2011 and should be in possession of the minimum Degree of B.E., or B.Sc. (Engg.) or its equivalent from any recognized University. Candidates who have already had practical experience in the branches for which training is proposed to be given, will be given preference. Candidates with at least one year’s professional experience need apply. Those who were interviewed in previous years for the Scholarships need not apply again.
2. The scholarships are tenable in Japan for principally six months commencing about July 2011. Trainees may have general training in one of the following product fields of Hitachi Ltd., (Hitachi) for example (1) Industrial Systems (2) Transportation Systems (3) Power Systems (4) Information and Telecommunication Systems, being subject to the convenience of each of Hitachi’s establishments. During the training, there will be special emphasis on environment-related and energy-saving technologies.
3. Trainees shall be during their training, under the supervision and direction of Hitachi, which has full discretion on scope, mode, duration and place of establishment of their training. Training will not be available in the R&D activities of Hitachi. They will be subject to the rules and regulations and the discipline of the establishment to which they are posted.
4. Selected trainees will be provided with return Economy Class air passage. Arrangements will also be made for free Boarding and Lodging for trainees in Japan and to defray all expenses for travelling in Japan which may be considered necessary for their training. Inaddition, each trainee will be paid a monthly fixed allowance to cover his personal expenses.
5. Parents or Guardians of selected candidates shall guarantee their good conduct and shall undertake to pay for their repatriation should their conduct be found unsatisfactory by Hitachi Ltd., or any public authority in Japan or in case the selected candidates desire to discontinue their studies in Japan for any reason whatsoever during the period of their scholarship.

How To Apply:
Completed forms should reach THE HINDU, 859 & 860, Anna
Salai, Chennai – 600 002, superscribed “THE HINDU – HITACHI
TRAINING  SCHEME”, before December 31 2011.

Last Date To Apply: 31.1.2011

Contact:
The Hindu
859 & 860, Anna
Salai, Chennai – 600 002
India

Source: http://www.hinduonnet.com/thehindu/advt/hitachi31122010.pdf

Scholarship Description: This program enables students from five ASEAN countries (Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, and Vietnam) wishing to enroll in a master’s course (major in one of the sciences) at the University of Tokyo, to secure scholarships before their arrival in Japan. It aims to cultivate individuals capable of leading Asia in the twenty-first century and to contribute to the development of Asia and the world as well as to mutual understanding between these countries and Japan.

Eligibility:
Applicants who wish to enroll in a master’s course and major in one of the sciences (except medicine and veterinary medicine) at the University of Tokyo and who fulfill the following requirements and qualifications.
1. Applicants must be citizens of Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, or Vietnam.
2. Applicants must have graduated or be expected to graduate with an excellent academic record (with 16 years of education completed or expected to be completed) and must receive the recommendation of their university president or academic advisor or be otherwise qualified to enroll in the University of Tokyo.
3. Applicants must be under the age of 35 on April 1, 2012.
4. In principle, the applicant must be able to obtain approval of acceptance as a Postgraduate International Research Student (hereinafter “Research Student”), from the University of Tokyo and be registered as a Research Student for April 2012 or October 2012.
However, the applicant may enroll directly as a master’s course student of some graduate schools in the University of Tokyo. In that case, the applicant must be able to obtain approval of enrollment from the University of Tokyo and be registered as a master’s course student for Apr 2012 or Oct 2012.
5. Applicants must acquire adequate Japanese language proficiency that is required in 2/11 order to research and study in a master’s course, when enrolling as a master’s course student of the University of Tokyo.
6. Applicants must apply from the above 5 countries and be able to attend selection procedures when necessary.
7. Applicants must be in good physical and mental health and have a strong motivation for learning.
8. Applicants must not be receiving other scholarships.

Number of students to be accepted:
student from each of 5 countries (Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, and Vietnam)

Period of Scholarships:
Scholarships will be provided for max. 3 years, 1 year studying as a Research Student and
max. 2 years studying in a master’s course. The scholarship will be suspended if the
scholarship recipient fails to pass the entrance exam for a master’s course within a year
after arriving to Japan if the recipient enters as a Research Student.
If the recipient enters as a master’s course student, scholarships will be provided for max. 2
years.

Scholarship Application Deadline: 31 March 2011

Source: http://www.ajinomoto.co.th/img_news/attachments/84-attachment-8845.pdf