ADB–Japan Scholarship Program – MSc Sustainable and Green Finance
National University of Singapore
ADB–Japan Scholarship Program – MSc Sustainable and Green Finance is an institution-specific route under the ADB–Japan Scholarship Program for August 2027 intake. Eligible applicants first seek admission through the participating institution, which evaluates applications and forwards scholarship nominations under the ADB programme procedures.
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A research-related allowance may be available where approved.
Full tuition fees for the approved postgraduate programme.
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Applicants must hold a bachelor's degree or equivalent with a strong academic record.
Recipients must return to their home country for at least two years after study.
Applicants must be nationals of an eligible ADB borrowing member or Japanese ODA-eligible country.
Applicants must normally have at least two years of full-time professional work experience.
Applicants must obtain admission to an approved master's programme at a participating institution.
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Required documents
Proof of nationality and identity
Bachelor's degree and academic transcripts
Evidence of professional work experience
English-language evidence where required
Participating institution admission documents
Application steps
Review the ADB–Japan Scholarship Program eligibility rules and participating institution entry.
Apply directly to the participating institution for admission and scholarship consideration.
Provide the institution with the required academic, professional, financial, and identity documents.
The institution evaluates eligible applicants and submits scholarship nominations to ADB.
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Application steps
Review the ADB–Japan Scholarship Program eligibility rules and participating institution entry.
Apply directly to the participating institution for admission and scholarship consideration.
Provide the institution with the required academic, professional, financial, and identity documents.
The institution evaluates eligible applicants and submits scholarship nominations to ADB.
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