National Institute of Technology Scholarship

　Scholarships offered by the National Institute of Technology and National Colleges of Technology include the Japan Student Services Organization Scholarship (formerly the Japan Scholarship Foundation Scholarship) and various scholarships (offered by corporations, foundations, businesses, etc.), which include both loan and grant types.

In addition, the National Institute of Technology provides its own scholarships, as shown below.
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Amano Institute of Technology Scholarship

　This scholarship was established in 19 with funding from the Amano Technical Research Institute (Chairman Kobayashi Junichi) and is aimed at 5th year students at national colleges of technology. Eligibility requirements are: 4) students whose academic performance at the end of their 1th year is in the top quartile of their department, XNUMX) students who have not received disciplinary action in the past XNUMX years, and XNUMX) students who are in need of financial assistance. The scholarship is paid out at XNUMX yen per student per month for one year.

Ushio Foundation Scholarship

　This is a scholarship provided by the Ushio Foundation, a public interest incorporated foundation, to students enrolled in majors. With the purpose of contributing to the development of human resources by supporting academic research, the grant is given to students who are enthusiastic about research, have a firm commitment to their studies, have good morals, and have excellent academic performance, but who are in need of scholarship funds. Masu.
Seven National College of Technology major students (six domestic students, one privately financed international student) will receive a monthly stipend of 8 yen until they complete their major (up to two years).

komatsu scholarship

　The scholarship was established with a donation from Komatsu Ltd. It provides 5 yen per student per month to students at national colleges of technology, mainly in areas affected by the Great East Japan Earthquake, for the shortest period of study from April of the year of enrollment until graduation from the department or completion of the specialized course. (New applications for this scholarship have closed.)

DMG MORI SEIKI Scholarship Fund

　The scholarship was established with donations from Germany's DMG MORI SEIKI (formerly Gildemeister) and DMG Mori Seiki Co., Ltd. (formerly Mori Seiki Manufacturing Co., Ltd.). The scholarship provides 5 yen per student per month, mainly to students at national colleges of technology in areas affected by the Great East Japan Earthquake, for the shortest period of study from April of the year of enrollment until graduation from the department or completion of the specialized course. (New applications for this scholarship have closed.)

Ueda Memorial Foundation Scholarship

　This scholarship is provided by the Ueda Memorial Foundation, a general incorporated association, for fourth-year students and first-year students of specialized courses at national colleges of technology who are majoring in civil engineering. Eligibility to apply is that the student has the intention of finding a job that utilizes civil engineering in the future, has excellent character and academic ability, is in good health, and is in need of financial assistance. The scholarship is 4 yen per student per month, and is paid for two years in principle until graduation or completion of the course.

Nikon Scholarship

　The scholarship was established with a donation from Nikon Corporation. This scholarship is available to students in their second or fourth year at a national college of technology, or in their first year of specialized courses, who are in the mechanical, materials, electrical, electronic, information, chemical, biological, construction, architecture, multi-disciplinary, or economics/business departments. Eligibility to apply is to be in the top third of the students' academic performance in the previous year in their department (or course in the case of a multi-disciplinary department), and to have a total household income of 2 million yen or less per year. The scholarship is paid out at 4 yen per month per regular student and 1 yen per month per specialized course student for two years.

Unicage Scholarship

　The scholarship was established with a donation from Universal Shell Programming LLC. It is a scholarship for students at national colleges of technology. Applicants must be in the top 2 of students who have taken the online Linux/Web course offered by the institute and passed the exam in the year of enrollment. The scholarship is paid for two years at 3 yen per month for each undergraduate student and 2 yen per month for each specialized course student.

Kandenko Scholarship

　The scholarship was established with a donation from Kandenko Corporation. This scholarship is for third and fourth year students at national colleges of technology in either the electrical, electronics, construction or architecture departments or courses. Eligibility requirements are: 3) those who intend to use the skills and knowledge they have acquired to contribute to society through the construction of social infrastructure, 4) those who have belonged to the same school-recognized club or club and continued extracurricular activities from their first year of study until the time of application, and 2) those whose household total income is 1 million yen or less per year. The scholarship is paid out at XNUMX yen per student per month for one year.

Independence Support Admissions Support Grant

　The fund was established with a donation from G.O.P. Co., Ltd. This is a grant for new students at national colleges of technology. Eligibility to apply includes being a highly motivated new student who will be far from their hometown and parents (more than 84,600 hours from home) and who will gain new knowledge in an unfamiliar place through life at a college of technology. The grant is XNUMX yen per person and is only available once. Please see the website of each school for the number of applicants.