ADB and the Japanese government offer scholarships to continue their studies
The Asian Development Bank and the Government of Japan offer scholarships to citizens of the bank's partner countries, including Turkmenistan ADB. It is available to students who wish to continue their education in higher education institutions of the Pacific region, including master's and postgraduate studies.
The scholarship covers tuition, accommodation, transportation, textbooks, as well as medical insurance. In addition, it provides an opportunity to receive additional financial support for the implementation of a research project. The scholarship is issued for one year with the possibility of its extension in case of successful study. Applicants wishing to get an education in a master's degree can count on a grant for two years, and in graduate school – for three years.
To become an ADB scholarship holder, you need to fill out an online form that can be downloaded from the bank's official website and submit it at least 6 months before the start of training. After the preliminary selection of candidates is carried out, the educational institution sends an application to the bank, which determines the scholarship holders.
A candidate applying for the ADB-JSP scholarship must meet the following requirements: be a citizen of one of the ADB partner countries and not exceed the age limit of 35 years (with the exception of management and management programs, where the age is up to 45 years), as well as have excellent academic performance. In addition, you must enroll in a master's or postgraduate program at one of the partner universities of the ADB scholarship program and indicate your desire to receive an ADB-JSP scholarship. ORIENT news
