２０２５年度（４月入学）

名古屋大学大学院国際開発研究科
博士前期課程Master ’s Program

Application Guidebook
for the Academic Year 2025
(April Enrollment)

第 1 期学生募集要項
First Round (September) Examination

Graduate School of International Development（GSID）NAGOYA UNIVERSITY

名古屋大学大学院
国 際 開 発 研 究 科

Academic Calendar 2024

2024年度学年暦
月

日

事

項

2024年 1,2日 新入生向けガイダンス
4月3日

新入生履修登録期間（18:00～4日11：30まで）

April 3

Class Registration Period for New Students (from 18:00 until 11:30 on April 4)

5日

入学式

April 5

Spring Entrance Ceremony

9日

履修登録確認1回目

April 9April 10中旬 定期健康診断

Mid AprilClass Registration Confirmation (First time)
Spring Semester Classes Start
Class Registration Correction Period (until 13:00 on April 17)
Student Health Checkup

26日 履修登録確認2回目（新入生含む）

April 26Class Registration Confirmation (Second time) including new students

下旬 学修計画書提出

Late April

Submission of Research Plan

1日名古屋大学記念日

May 1

Nagoya University's Anniversary

25日 春学期授業予備日

May 25Make-up Class Day for Spring Semester

下旬 春学期分授業料納入期限

Late May

Spring Semester Tuition Fees Payment Deadline

6日

June 6

University Festival "Meidai-Sai"(6th afternoon to 9th)

14日 9月修了者・博士学位論文提出期限(16時）

June 14

PhD Dissertation Submission Deadline for September Graduates (until 16:00)

5日

9月修了者・修士学位論文提出期限(16時）

July 5Master's Thesis Submission Deadline for September Graduates (until 16:00)

6日

春学期授業予備日

July 6Make-up Class Day for Spring Semeseter

19日 9月修了者・修士学位論文口述試験

July 19

Master's Thesis Oral Defense for September Graduates

26日 春学期授業終了

July 26

Spring Semester Classes End

下旬 集中講義(～8月)

Late July

Intensive lectures (until Augusut)

8日

Augusut 8

Summer Holidays (until September 30)
Class Registration Period for Current Students (until 17:00 on September 19)

10日 春学期授業開始
履修登録修正期間（～17日13：00まで）

5月

6月

7月

8月
9月

10月

11月

12月

2025年
1月

3月

Date
EventsApril 1-2, 2024 GSID Guidance for New Students

名大祭(6日午後～9日)

夏季休業(～9月30日)

13日 在学生履修登録入力期間（～19日17：00）

September 1327日 秋季卒業式・修了式
履修登録確認1回目（新入生除く）

September 27

30日 10月入学者・新入生ガイダンス

September 30

Graduation Ceremony for September Graduates
Class Registration Confirmation (First time) except for new student
GSID Guidance for New Students enrolled in October

1日

秋季入学式

October 1

Fall Entrance Ceremony

2日

秋学期授業開始

3日

新入生履修登録・在学生履修登録修正期間（～
11日13：00まで）

October 2
October 3

Fall Semester Classes Start
Class Registration Period for New Students and Class Registration
Correction Period for Current Students (until 13:00 on October 11)

23日 履修登録確認2回目（新入生含む）

October 23

Class Registration Confirmation (Second time) including new students

下旬 学修計画書提出（10月入学者）

Late October

Submission of Research Plan (Fall enrollees)

9日

November 9Make-up Class Day for Fall Semester

秋学期授業予備日

下旬 秋学期分授業料納入期限

Late November Fall Semester Tuition Fees Payment Deadline

6日

December 6

PhD Dissertation Submission Deadline for March Graduates (until 16:00)

21日 秋学期授業予備日

December 21

Make-up Class Day for Fall Semester

27日 年末授業最終日

December 27

Last Class day of 2024

28日 冬季休業(～1月7日)

December 28

Winter holidays (until January 7)9日

3月修了者・博士学位論文提出期限(16時）

January 9, 2025

Classes Start

10日 3月修了者・修士学位論文提出期限(16時）

January 10

Master's Thesis Submission Deadline for March Graduates (until 16:00)

23日 秋学期授業終了

January 23

Fall Semester Classes End

30日 3月修了者・修士学位論文口述試験

January 30

Master's Thesis Oral Defense for March Graduates

中旬 授業料免除申請締切(2025年度分)
下旬 在学生履修登録入力期間(次年度春学期)

Mid March
Late March

25日 卒業式・修了式

March 25

Tuition Fee Exemption Application Deadline (for AY2025)
Class Registration Period for Current Students (Spring Semester of the
Next Academic Year )Graduation Ceremony for March Graduates

年始授業開始日Nagoya University
Graduate School of International Development

Admission Policy
As detailed in our Mission Statement, the Graduate School of International
Development aims to educate researchers and professionals who can contribute tointernational development cooperation. We equip these researchers andprofessionals with excellent independent research capabilities and practical work
skills.
The Graduate School of International Development seeks the following persons:
1. Those who possess a high level of English language proficiency, have a basic
understanding of their chosen field of specialization, and are able to think logically;
those who have a strong desire to conduct empirical research on the development
problems that the international community, states, and civil society organizations
tackle by using social science theories and methods, and to contribute topolicymaking and implementation from a global perspective;
2. Those who have the will to contribute to state- and community-building incooperation with the international community and with a full understanding of
national and local realities;
3. Those who are eager to realize sustainable development and just societies at the
global level while establishing a worldwide network of governments, universities,
international organizations, private companies, nongovernmental organizations,and individual citizens.

【Important Notice】Change of application method: Web application
Applications are submitted through the web application system. In order to apply
online, applicants must have access to a PC, printer, and e-mail address. An
acceptable payment method must be decided upon, and a full facial photographmust be submitted along with all necessary application documents. Applicantsmust first register at the My Page section of the website before starting application
procedures. Applicants should allow ample time for completing application
procedures. In addition, important notices regarding entrance examinations shallbe sent from the university to your e-mail address. Therefore, an e-mail addressthat is easy to check on a daily basis should be prepared, and it should not bechanged before April 2025.
Note: In this application guideline, all dates and times are in Japan Standard Time
(JST).

Master’s Program Application Guidebook for the Academic Year 2025
(April Enrollment)
Those who wish to be admitted to the Master’s Program of the Graduate School of International
Development in 2025 must follow the following instructions:
１．Admission Openings
Department of International Development and Cooperation: approximately 20 applicants
２．Application and Filing Period
All three steps of the application must be completed in order.
(1) Registering Online
Registration Period: July 15 (Monday) 2024, 0:00 - August 1 (Thursday), 2024, 12:00 (noon).
You cannot register after the deadline of the web application system.
For details, see “5. Application Procedure (1) Registering through the web application system
and Payment of Examination Fee” on page 6.
(2) Payment of Examination Fee
Payment Period: July 15 (Monday) 0:00 - August 1 (Thursday), 2024, 12:00 (noon).
For details, see “5. Application Procedure (1) Registering through the web application systemand payment of examination fee” on page 6 and “6. How to Pay the Examination Fee” on page 6.
(3) Submission of Application Documents
Reception Period: July 29 (Monday) 8:30 – August 2 (Friday), 2024, 16:00.
・Applicants must send the application documents by attaching them to an e-mail and byregistered postal mail. For details, see “5. Application Procedure (2) Send the documents byregistered postal mail and e-mail attachment” on page 6 and “Checklist” on page 9.
・The application will be accepted only if all the documents arrive before the application deadline
by both e-mail and registered postal mail. If any documents are delayed, your application will
not be accepted.
３．Application Requirements
Those who meet one of the following qualifications are eligible to apply:(1) Have graduated from an accredited Japanese university or will graduate by the end of March,
2025.
(2) Have been conferred a bachelor’s degree according to Article 104, para. 7 (1) of the School
Education Law or will be conferred a bachelor’s degree by the end of March, 2025.
(3) Have completed at least 16 years of formal education in their home country or will havecompleted 16 years of formal education by the end of March, 2025.
(4) Have completed up to 16 years of formal education in Japan through correspondence education
managed by a foreign school or another recognized educational institution or will complete 16
years of formal education by the end of March, 2025.

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(5) Have graduated from a university in Japan that is a recognized university belonging to thesystem of higher education of a foreign country and is approved by the Japanese Minister of
Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (only those who have completed at least 16
years of formal education) or will graduate by the end of March, 2025.
(6) Persons who have been conferred, or expect to be conferred by March 31, 2025, a degree
equivalent to a bachelor's degree through attending an overseas university or other overseas
school (limited to those whose education and research activities have been evaluated by persons
who have been certified by the relevant country's government or a related institution, or havebeen separately designated by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science andTechnology as being equivalent to such) and have graduated from a program that requires threeor more years to complete (including graduating from a program implemented by the relevant
overseas school while living in Japan through distance learning, as well as graduating from a
program implemented by an educational facility established with the relevant overseas country's
school education system and has received the designation mentioned above).
(7) Have graduated from a post-secondary course of a specialized training college recognized by theJapanese Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (limited to applicants
who have attended at least 4 years, and to those who have fulfilled requirements as approved by
the Japanese Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology), or will complete
their degree by the end of March, 2025.
(8) Have been approved by the Japanese Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science andTechnology (Ministry Notice No. 5 of 1953).
(9) Have been recognized by GSID based on individual screening of qualifications as being
comparable in academic ability to a Japanese university graduate, and of an age not less than
22 by the end of March, 2025.
* Those who intend to apply under the above application requirement (6) or (8) should contact the
GSID Administrative Office by June 28 (Friday), 2024.
* Those who intend to apply under the above application requirement (9) should contact the GSID
Administrative Office by June 28 (Friday), 2024 for eligibility screening.
４．Required Documents(1) Documents which all applicants must submit① Application Form and Photograph Card
・Print one-sided on A4-size paper in color from the web application system.
・Prepare your picture as a data file (up to 2MB) with the following requirements: front-facing,
upper body, no hat, facial photo without background, and taken within 3 months before
application and upload it to the web application system.
・A letter of admission and other documents will be sent to the postal address entered in the
web application system. If you change your address after you apply, be sure to notify the GSID
Administrative Office of the change.

-2-② Curriculum Vitae/Resume
Please download the prescribed form from the website below and enter the necessary
information.
https://www4.gsid.nagoya-u.ac.jp/en/admission/application/③ Official transcripts from your previous school
Official academic transcripts from each school, university, or professional school attended after
graduating from high school. Only the original is accepted. Photocopies will not be accepted. If
the original is not written in Japanese or English, also submit a translation in either of theselanguages.
*If the transcripts are sent directly from an educational institute, please make sure that theyreach the GSID Administrative Office during the filing period. In the case of digital
certificates, they must reach the GSID Administrative Office directly from enrolled school
during the filing period.
④ Certificate of graduation (diploma) or expected graduation
A certificate of graduation (diploma) or expected graduation must be issued by each school you
have attended or are attending. Only the original is accepted. Photocopies will not be accepted.
If the original is not written in Japanese or English, a translation in either of these languages
must also be submitted.
*If the certificates are sent directly from an educational institute, please make sure that theyreach the GSID Administrative Office during the filing period.
In the case of digital certificates, they must reach the GSID Administrative Office directlyfrom enrolled school during the filing period.
⑤ Statement of purpose
Your statement of purpose should include the reason why you have decided to apply for the
Master’s Program at GSID. It must be written in Japanese (1,500 characters or less) or in
English (600 words or less), by using the designated form. Send an MS Word file and a PDF copy
by e-mail attachment.
・If you have any research or employment history, undertaken any internships or volunteer
work, or any other activities related to the research topic you will pursue at GSID, please
specify them.
・If the research topic you wish to pursue at GSID differs from your previous academic major,
please specify the reason.
*Any statement of purpose that exceeds the set word limit shall be negatively evaluated.
Submitted documents shall undergo a plagiarism check.
* Applicants should not use generative AI tools to generate text or any other content in theirapplication documents.
⑥ Research proposal-3-

Your research proposal must be written in Japanese (4,000 characters or less) or in English(1,600 words or less), by using the designated form. Send an MS Word file and a PDF copy by email attachment. Be sure to specify a title for your research proposal. The research proposal
must include the following information:・Research topic and an explanation of its background・Academic significance in relation to existing literature・What kind of data and analytical methods you plan to use*Any research proposal that exceeds the set word limit shall be negatively evaluated.
Submitted documents shall undergo a plagiarism check. A bibliographical reference list,
and/or bibliographical citations made within footnotes are not counted as part of the wordlimit.
* Applicants should not use generative AI tools to generate text or any other content in theirapplication documents.
⑦ A photocopy of the official score sheet for English proficiency tests is in the following table.
Those with a score less than the minimum required, are not eligible to apply.
<Types of English proficiency tests to be accepted and the minimum required score>
Test

Subtypes

Minimum score

TOEFL

TOEFL iBT

79

TOEFL

iBT

Home

edition
TOEFL Essentials
The

revised

TOEFL

Paper-delivered Test

79

TOEFL iBT Special Home
edition is also accepted

8.5
550

TOEFL ITP

Not accepted

IELTS

6

IELTS Indicator

Not accepted

Duolingo

Duolingo

110

TOEIC

TOEIC L&R, S&W

Not accepted

IELTS

Note

・Scores of any tests other than those noted above shall not be accepted.
・TOEIC scores will not be accepted.
・Scores will only be accepted from tests taken within five years from the date of the first dayof the application period.
・A copy of the official score of any of the above accepted English proficiency tests MUST be
submitted in order to qualify to sit for the entrance examination. NO exceptions shall beallowed under any circumstances, including for the following reasons: “it was too difficult torearrange to take the test,” “English is my mother tongue,” or “English was the language of
instruction where I received my latest degree.”(2) Documents to be submitted by those who are not Japanese nationals⑧ A photocopy of your passport
Applicants without Japanese nationality must submit a valid passport photocopy of the page
showing the passport number and the applicant’s photograph.
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⑨ A photocopy of your residence card
Applicants who are currently residing in Japan must also submit a photocopy of theirresidence card (both sides).
(3) Optional documents which may be voluntarily submitted⑩ Letter of recommendation
This must be written and sealed by the applicant’s academic advisor from the university s/he
has attended. A letter from the applicant’s present supervisor is also acceptable.
The recommender may send the recommendation letter directly to the GSID Administrative
Office by postal mail or by e-mail attachment. In addition, when it is the applicant, not therecommender, who submits the recommendation letter, it must be a paper letter with a seal,
enclosed and submitted by postal mail.
⑪ Letter of self-recommendation⑫ Statement concerning the applicant’s previous work and/or research experience
Applicants may submit a statement describing their previous work and/or research experience,
if applicable. The statement must be written or typed in 2,000 characters of Japanese or 800
words of English on a separate sheet of A4-size paper.
⑬ Academic work(s) or work experience related to your research proposal⑭ Summary of the academic work(s)⑮ List of the academic work(s)Applicants may submit academic papers and/or books written by the applicants in Japaneseor English that are related to the research topic specified in the research proposal. A copy of theacademic work and a summary in about 3,000 characters of Japanese or in about 1,200 words ofEnglish are to be submitted. When submitting published work, please include the cover page ofthe publication. The applicant must also attach a list of publications with bibliographical data
including the name of the author(s), the title of the publication, the name of the journal, thevolume number, the publication’s first and last page numbers of the publication, and the year of
publication. If an item is not published, please indicate that it is “unpublished.” If the publication
is a chapter of a book, please indicate the name of the editor(s), the title of the book, the title ofthe chapter, the chapter’s first and last page numbers, the publisher, and the year of publication.
If the item is a book, please indicate the name of the author(s), the title of the book, the numberof pages, the publisher, and the year of publication.
⑯ A photocopy of the official score of a Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT)⑰ MEXT Scholarship Student Certificate
MEXT scholarship students taking an examination from another university must submit thecertificate.
５．Application Procedure-5-(1) Registering through the web application system and payment of the examination fee
・ The application procedure is completed by submitting the necessary documents by theapplication deadline after registering the application on the web application system and paying
the examination fee.
・The application procedure cannot be completed only by registering the application online andpaying the entrance examination fee.
・Payment is due within 4 days including the date of application. However, if the Web application
deadline falls earlier than that, the payment deadline will be the Web application deadline.
・Please note that the payment deadline for registration on the web application system after July
29 (Monday) will be August 1 (Thursday) 12:00 (noon).
(2) Send the documents by registered postal mail and e-mail attachment
The submission method (postal mail or e-mail attachment) differs depending on the application
documents. The application will be accepted only if the postal mail and e-mail attachments arrive
within the application deadline. If either one is delayed, the application will not be accepted.
<Documents to be sent by postal mail>The application documents specified on p.9 shall be posted by registered mail. Print the“Address Sheet” in color from the web application system, attach it to a square-shaped No. 2
envelope (the size that can accommodate A4), and send it to arrive by the application deadline(Friday, August 2, 16:00).
If you live abroad, please send it by a traceable method such as EMS or DHL.
<Documents that need to be submitted by e-mail attachment>
The application documents that are not sent by postal mail should be sent toas an electronic file (PDF or MS Word file).
*Please refer to p.9 (10．Checklist) for details on whether to send the application documentsby postal mail or by e-mail as attachments.
* The status of the application can be checked through the web application system.
* Check your e-mail settings to ensure that you can receive e-mails fromas the GSID Administrative office will send an e-mail if there are
any problems with the application.
* Applicants should not use generative AI tools to generate text or any other content in theirapplication documents.
６．How to Pay the Examination Fee(1) The examination fee is 30,000yen *Handling fee will be charged separately.
Those who intend to enroll as MEXT scholarship student do not need to pay the examinationfee.
(2) How to Pay
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・Paying by credit card
<Available only for residents of Japan>
・Paying by internet banking
・Paying at convenience stores
・Paying at ATMs with Pay-easy option(3) Examination Fee Refund Policy
After accepting the application documents, the paid examination fee will not be refunded.
However, it may be refunded only in the following cases. The transfer fee for the refund will be
deducted. For details, see the attached “Web Application Flow”.
① If you do not complete the application procedures after paying the examination fee or if yourapplication is not accepted.
② If you pay the examination fee twice.
*The entrance examination fee will be refunded by bank transfer. When refunding to an
account at a bank outside Japan, the amount returned will be greatly reduced and it will takemany days to arrive. Please be cognizant of this before you pay the examination fee.
７．Selection Process and Dates(1) Screening of Documents
The screening of applicants will be conducted based on the submitted documents. Eachindividual applicant will be notified of the results of the screening process via e-mail by
August 30 (Friday), 2024.
(2) Connectivity testThose who wish to take an online connectivity test due to concerns about your online connection
during the screening or other procedures, should notify GSID Administrative office at the time of
application. The connectivity test will be conducted at the following date and time. Completion of
the connectivity test does not guarantee remedies in the event of a problem on the day of theexamination.
① Date and time: September 4 (Wednesday), 2024, 10:00② Language: Japanese or English③ Method: Details will be provided by e-mail to applicants who have sent a notification, after
the application is filed.
(3) Oral Examination
Date: Your designated examination time will be on either September 11 (Wednesday) or 12(Thursday), 2024
The oral examination will be conducted online in Japanese or English. Notice of yourdesignated date and time will be sent to you individually by e-mail after September 5(Thursday). To prevent any misconduct, you must ensure that there are no other people
present in the room you are using during the examination. Please note that you will be
asked to show all the sides of your room via camera to verify that no one else is present.
Also, the use of a virtual or blurred background is prohibited.
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* How to confirm the latest information in the case of unforeseen circumstances:
The examination schedule and selection procedures may change due to the spread of infectious
diseases or other unforeseen circumstances. Please check the GSID website regularly for the latest
information, especially before application and the examination.
GSID Website: https://www4.gsid.nagoya-u.ac.jp/
８．Announcement of Examination Results(1) Date: September 18 (Wednesday), 2024
(2) Notification: Official letter of admission will be sent out only to successful applicants by postal
mail after the examinee numbers of successful applicants are posted on the GSID website. No
telephone inquiries will be accepted.

９. Entrance Registration Procedures
Detailed information regarding additional paperwork for admission and entrance registration
will be sent in early March.
(1) Registration Deadline: Middle of March, 2025
(2) Required Fees:① Entrance Fee: 282,000 yen② Tuition Fee for 6 months (April 2025－September 2025): 267,900 yen (535,800 yen per year)③Accident and Liability Insurance Premiums for 2 years: 1,750yen～18,750yen(Details will be provided at the entrance registration procedures.)* Those who have already enrolled in other universities are, in principle, unable to enroll in GSID.
However, under certain circumstances, there may be exceptions. Please contact the GSID
Administrative Office before undertaking entrance registration procedures.
* Please note that if the fees change before your entrance to the university or during your stay at
Nagoya University, you will need to pay the revised fees.
* Among successful candidates, jobholders will be asked to submit a letter of approval issued by
an immediate manager or a self-consent letter to accept the studentship at GSID. No format isprovided.

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１０．Checklist
Send this sheet with the other documents by post after you check all the items.
Documents to be submitted

Submission method①

Application Form and Photograph Card

All applicantsPostal Mail*1②

Curriculum Vitae/Resume

All applicantsE-mail③

Official transcripts from your previous

All applicantsPostal Mail*1

expected

All applicantsPostal Mail*1

Statement of purpose（Microsoft Word and

All applicantsE-mailAll applicantsE-mailAll applicantsE-mailschool(s) (Original)④

Certificateofgraduationor

graduation (Original)⑤

pdf files）⑥

Research proposal（Microsoft Word andpdf files）⑦

A photocopy of the official score sheet of an
English proficiency test⑧

A photocopy of your passport

Non-Japanese

E-mail⑨

A photocopy of your residence card

Non-Japanese

E-mailliving in Japan⑩

Letter of recommendation

Optional

Postal Mail*1, 2⑪

Letter of self-recommendation

Optional

E-mail⑫Statement

Optional

E-mailOptional

E-mailconcerningtheapplicant’s

previous work and/or research experience⑬

Academic work(s) or work experience
related to your research proposal⑭

Summary of the academic work(s)Optional

E-mail⑮

List of academic work(s)Optional

E-mail⑯

A photocopy of the official score of a

Optional

E-mailOnly MEXT

Postal Mail*1

Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT)⑰MEXT Scholarship Student Certificate

Scholarship Students
of another university

Check (✓) when you have each document ready.

*1 Submission can also be done in person at the counter of GSID Administrative Office.
*2 The recommender may send the recommendation letter directly to the GSID
Administrative Office by postal mail or by e-mail attachment.

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Applicants with special needs who require special care in terms of taking exams should consult
the GSID Administrative Office prior to applying for the examination.
(1) Consultation period
Consultations will be accepted until 16:00, June 28 (Friday), 2024.
(2) Required documents
Please submit the following documents:⑱ A request letter for special care during the examination
A request letter for special care on A4 paper, stating the nature of the applicant’s special needs
and the arrangement desired for examinations (no special format required)⑲ A doctor’s diagnosis
A doctor’s diagnosis of the applicant’s special needs issued within three months. A photocopyof the diagnosis may be accepted.
⑳ Other documents
The applicant may submit other documents.
Please contact the GSID Administrative Office before the application deadline if the applicant＊

with special needs wishes to consult about studies at the university.
(2) Application procedures for the examination
The applicant may submit the application for the entrance examination after consulting with
the GSID Administrative Office. See page 5 for application procedures.
１２．Related Information(1) After applications are filed, changes in submitted documents are not permitted. The
examination fee is non-refundable. Submitted documents will not be returned.
(2) Applicant’s name, mailing address, and other personal information included in application
documents will be used only for the purposes of grading and registering during the entrance
examination selection process, announcement of examination results, entrance registration
procedures, and student affairs after admission. Personal information will be usedappropriately and will not be used for any other purpose.
(3) Regarding the clarification of the scope of control for “deemed exports” under the Foreign
Exchange and Foreign Trade Act (“FEFTA”)
As a general rule, the following is unnecessary if the research involves only the humanities andsocial sciences.
As an exception, if you are involved in a fusion area with a science field, please follow the procedures
below. In November 2021, in accordance with the clarification of the scope of control for “deemed
exports” under the Foreign Exchange and Foreign Trade Act (“FEFTA”), some provision of sensitivetechnology to faculty members and students by universities and research institutions has become
subject to control under the FEFTA. Consistently with this change, when applying to study at the
University, students will be required to submit a “Declaration of applicable specific categories” based- 10 -

on the “Flowchart for determining applicable specific categories”. In addition, submitting a “Letterof confirmation” may be required at the time of acceptance.
“Declaration of applicable specific categories” & “Flowchart for determining applicable specificcategories”
https://mado.adm.nagoya-u.ac.jp/form1_export-control_en
You may submit the form at your own discretion. If you have any questions, please contact below.
Nagoya University, Academic Research & Industry‐Academia‐Government collaboration, Export
Control Division
E-mail：anzen@aip.nagoya-u.ac.jp
TEL：052-747-6702
If you cannot submit the "Declaration of applicable specific categories" in time for the application
deadline, please submit it as soon as it is ready.
All other documents required for application must be submitted on the application deadline- 11 -

Contact details for inquires & submission of
application materials:

GSID Administrative OfficeStudent Affairs Division for the Schools of Humanities
and Social Sciences, Integrated Research Building,Nagoya University
B4-4 (700) Furo-cho, Chikusa-ku, 464-8601
TEL

052-789-4957

E-mailhttps://www4.gsid.nagoya-u.ac.jp/