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UNESCO Keizo Obuchi Fellowship 2026 in Japan

UNESCO

UNESCO Keizo Obuchi Fellowship 2026 in Japan is a fellowship grant scholarship offered by UNESCO in Japan. The official provider page contains the current application information for Master’s, Postgraduate, Fellowship applicants.

HostJapan

EligibleUnspecified

LevelMaster’s, Postgraduate

DeadlineSep 30, 2026

Fellowship grant Business Artificial Intelligence Education

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How can international students find scholarships in 2026/27?

Filter current listings by eligible nationality, host country, study level, field, funding type, and deadline. Open each result and verify the final rules and application route with the official provider.

Are all scholarships on this page fully funded?

No. Funding can range from tuition-only awards to scholarships that also include a stipend, travel, insurance, accommodation, or research support. Check the benefits and exclusions in the official call.

What documents are commonly required for scholarship applications?

Common documents include a passport or identity document, transcripts, certificates, a CV, a personal statement or statement of purpose, and referee details. The provider may also request admission evidence, language results, a research proposal, or certified translations.

Does appearing in the search mean I am eligible?

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