Research Support / Scholarships
The Graduate School of Human and Socio-Environmental Studies has competitive research funds to support research activities of graduate students.
Additionally, The “Kanazawa University Strategic Project for the Development of Doctoral Students and Research Promotion (HaKaSe+)” is part of a doctoral human resource development program that offers scholarships to students who meet specific criteria.
If selected and accepted according to the established requirements, recipients will receive a monthly scholarship of 180,000 yen, an annual research grant of 400,000 yen, and additional support such as exemption from tuition fees.
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Long-Term Study System (Excludes students enrolled in the short-term, one-year enrollment program)
This system allows students to pursue their studies while working or raising children.
The Graduate School of Human and Socio-Environmental Studies established the long-term course option for those engaged in employment, housework, childcare, or nursing care.
Under this system, students can set an extended study period within the maximum enrollment period stipulated by university regulations (four years for the Master’s program and six years for the Doctoral program).
This approach offers flexible learning opportunities tailored to the diverse needs of working individuals.
The tuition for the standard course period (two years for the Master’s program and three years for the Doctoral program) is divided into installments paid over the entire extended program duration.
Special provisions for working adults (Article 14 of the Standards for the Establishment of Graduate Schools)
We have established a system to provide classes or research guidance for working adults during evenings or at other specified times when there is a special educational need.