United Nations University Scholarships in Sustainability

Program(s): Masters

Details:

Students who complete the two-year Master of Science in Sustainability program will be equipped with the theoretical understanding and practical skills required to help address sustainability-related problems.

Supported by:

N/A

Eligibility:

Applicants must be persons from developing countries* who can demonstrate a need for financial assistance
Applicants who are currently living in Japan under a working visa are NOT eligible for the scholarship
Applicants who want to pursue a second master’s degree at UNU-IAS are not eligible for the scholarship
A completed bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) from a recognized university or institution of higher education in a field related to sustainability (those who expect to receive a bachelor’s degree or its equivalent conferred before the entrance period of September 2022 may also apply)
A GPA of 2.8 or above on a 4.0 scale (equivalent to 70% on a 100 % scale) for the bachelor’s degree earned
English language proficiency.

600 on TOEFL – Paper-Based Testing (PBT) OR
100 on TOEFL – Internet-Based Testing (IBT) OR
7.0 on IELTS – Academic format

Students who possess a firm academic interest in the pressing global issues on the UN agenda, in particular those of sustainability, and a strong desire to contribute to the solving of problems concerning global environment and society through a transdisciplinary approach.

Application and Selection Procedure:

Successful applicants will be notified by email to the address provided on the Application Form.
Unsuccessful applicants will be notified by e-mail to the address provided on the Application Form. Admissions Office does not provide individual feedback on unsuccessful applications