The University of Tokyo: Accepting Ukrainian students and researchers:
The University of Tokyo:
March 30th
Due to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
Temporarily accept students and researchers who are unable to continue their education and research.
It will be accepted until the end of March next year.
(Asahi Shimbun Digital) –Yahoo! News
https://news.yahoo.co.jp/articles/3b9705119a5c7901ca068311ffbe602a054564af
Токійський університет: прийом українських студентів та науковців:
Токійський університет:
30 березня
Через вторгнення Росії в Україну
Тимчасово приймати студентів та науковців, які не можуть продовжити навчання та наукові дослідження.
Його прийматимуть до кінця березня наступного року.
(Asahi Shimbun Digital) –Новини Yahoo!
University of Tokyo to accept students, researchers affected by Russian invasion
NHK WORLD-JAPAN News
NHK has learned
the University of Tokyo will temporarily accept students and researchers facing difficulty continuing their academic work in a safe environment due to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.The university says
it is preparing to accept up to dozens of individuals regardless of their nationality.But it will flexibly consider the upper limit, depending on future developments.
The university plans to offer help
for acquiring residency status and to cover the cost of travel to Japan.It will provide
students and researchers about 80,000 yen, or roughly 660 dollars, per month in living costs for up to one year.It will also offer
Japanese-language lessons and counseling services.The university will screen applicants based on academic programs to be provided by its faculties, graduate schools and other institutes.
The programs will continue
until the end of March next year and will include research guidance by teachers.Application guidelines
will be posted on the university’s website on Wednesday.More information will be added as soon as it becomes available.
The university plans to set up
an emergency humanitarian aid fund to solicit donations for students and researchers in the programs.NHK WORLD-JAPAN News