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OIST Visiting Scholars Program 2026-27 in Japan (Fully Funded)
Deadline: Rolling
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Deadline
Rolling
Hosting Country
Japan
Funding
Fully Funded
Region
Asia
Added on
9 Jun 2026
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OIST Visiting Scholars Program 2026-27 in Japan (Fully Funded)
About
Elevate your research career with an incredible, fully funded experience in Japan! The OIST Visiting Scholars Program 2026-27 invites talented academics and researchers to the Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Graduate University. This isn't just a visit; it's a chance to immerse yourself in a world-class, interdisciplinary research environment for a period of up to one year. OIST is renowned for its cutting-edge facilities, international faculty, and collaborative atmosphere, all set against the stunning backdrop of Okinawa. The program is designed to foster scientific exchange and innovation by bringing bright minds to Japan. As a visiting scholar, you will have the freedom to pursue your research, collaborate with OIST's leading scientists, and contribute to the vibrant academic community. All your expenses will be covered, allowing you to focus completely on what you do best—research. Don't miss this opportunity to advance your work and build lasting international connections.
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Eligibility
- Applicants must hold a PhD or equivalent degree.
- Must be currently employed in an academic or research institution.
- Demonstrate a strong research record and a compelling research proposal.
- Proficiency in English, the official language of OIST, is mandatory.
- The program is open to researchers from all over the world.
- Your research interests must align with the work being done at OIST.
- Must be able to stay for the duration of the proposed visit.
Benefits
- A competitive salary or stipend to cover all living expenses.
- Fully furnished accommodation on or off campus.
- Round-trip airfare for the scholar.
- Support for dependents may also be available.
- Access to state-of-the-art research equipment and facilities.
- A dedicated budget for research materials and lab expenses.
- An opportunity to work in a highly international and collaborative environment.
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How to Apply
- Start by identifying a host research unit at OIST that aligns with your work.
- Contact the professor of the host unit to discuss your research proposal and secure their endorsement.
- Visit the official program page for detailed application instructions: OIST Visiting Scholars Program.
- Prepare your application package, including your CV, research proposal, and letter of endorsement.
- Submit your complete application through the OIST portal before the deadline.
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