Honjo International Scholarship Foundation Scholarships Last Date & Deadlines 2026
Application Deadline
31 October 2026
Applications for the Honjo International Scholarship Foundation Scholarships for the 2027 academic year open on September 1, 2026, and close on October 31, 2026. Document screening results are announced on January 31, 2027, with interviews in February 2027 and final results by March 31, 2027.
Timeline Details & Extensions
Applications must be submitted and finalized before 11:59 PM on the closing date. We advise students to submit applications at least a week in advance to avoid last-minute server bottlenecks.
- Institute-level verification continues for 15-30 days after the student application deadline.
- Incomplete or unfinalized drafts are auto-rejected on the last date.
FAQs for Honjo International Scholarship Foundation Scholarships
Q.Is a university nomination required to apply for the Honjo International Scholarship Foundation Scholarship?
No, university nomination is not required. Applicants can apply directly to the Honjo International Scholarship Foundation without pre-selection by their university, making it a more accessible option for international graduate students.
Q.What is the language requirement for the scholarship interview?
Interviews for the Honjo International Scholarship Foundation Scholarship are conducted exclusively in Japanese. Applicants must have the ability to hold everyday conversations in Japanese.
Q.Am I allowed to hold other scholarships if I receive the Honjo International Scholarship?
Generally, scholarship recipients are not permitted to receive any other scholarships in conjunction with the Honjo International Scholarship. However, there are specific exceptions: Japanese Government (MEXT) Scholarship, Monbukagakusho Honors Scholarship for Privately Financed International Students, and JSPS International Fellowship are permissible.
Q.Can I work part-time while receiving the Honjo International Scholarship?
Yes, you can hold part-time jobs while receiving the scholarship, but they must be related to your studies (such as teaching assistant or research assistant) or international exchange affairs (such as translators or interpreters). Other forms of employment are generally not permitted.