Japan-IMF Scholarship Program for Asia (JISPA) — Master's Track
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Master's Track Overview
- The JISPA Master’s Track is the flagship program of the scholarship offered by the Japan-IMF Scholarship Program for Asia (JISPA).
- Offers scholars the opportunity to pursue a specially designed, English-taught master’s degree in economics or public policy at one of the IMF’s partner universities in Japan.
- Each partner university has different strengths and focus on fostering different skills.
- Applicants must specify their preferred university in their application.
- Applicants are strongly encouraged to carefully review the program content and the "Skills to be Attained" offered by each university before applying.
Who is JISPA Looking For?
- JISPA looks for motivated officials whose applications are formally endorsed by their governmental agencies.
- Candidates should demonstrate a strong commitment to advancing their countries’ economic development and enhancing public welfare.
- Many scholars come from central banks and ministries of finance.
- The program is also open to officials from other government agencies involved in macroeconomic policy formulation.
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- jispa-e-brochure
- Skills to be Attained
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