Kyoto University is a Partner University under BXAI’s Asian Future Leaders Scholarship Program (AFLSP).  AFLSP scholarships are offered for all master’s degree programs at the university.

About Kyoto University:

Founded in 1897, Kyoto University was the second imperial university established in Japan and is one of Japan’s National Seven Universities.  Its three core missions include (1) education – learning through an independent and interactive approach; (2) research – generating knowledge through freedom and autonomy in research that conforms with high ethical standards; and (3) social contribution –encouraging cooperation with local and national society and promoting foreign academic exchange. As one of Asia’s most accomplished research-oriented universities, Kyoto University has produced many notable alumni, including Nobel Laureates Ryoji Noyori, Kenichi Fukui, Hideki Yukawa, and Sin-Itiro Tomonaga.  The university has 10 faculties, 18 graduate schools, 14 research institutes (more than any other university in Japan), and a student body of 22,785, which includes 1,882 international students.

AFLSP Highlights:

• Eligibility extends to all master’s degree programs.
• Scholars are invited to take part in an intensive one-semester program on cross-discipline enrichment to broaden their exposure in arts, humanities, and sciences.

Application and Enquiries:

Kyoto University operates an independent nomination process for the AFLSP.  To express your interest or apply for admission, please contact the university directly.