Kyoto University
Graduate School of Human and Environmental Studies
Application Guidelines for the Ph.D. Program, Spring 2020

October, 2019

Graduate School of Human and Environmental Studies, Kyoto University
Yoshida-Nihonmatsu-cho, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto 606-8501, Japan
Phone: +81 (0)75 753 2951/2952

◆ Our mission
The mission of the Graduate School of Human and Environmental Studies, Kyoto University, isto deepen fundamental understanding of humans and nature through interdisciplinary
approaches bridging the humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences. While pursuing theseresearch aims, the Graduate School strives to instill professional and technical excellence instudents who will be researchers, leaders, and practitioners tackling social and environmental
problems through their broad perspectives, advanced knowledge, and insights.
◆ Three Departments

・Department of Human Coexistence
Scientific progress simultaneously enriches and challenges modern societies, as newtechnologies entail new human interactions and affect mental and physical wellbeing. The
Department of Human Coexistence studies humans not only as individuals, but as coexistingsocieties and communities. It trains researchers, educators, and professionals to develop flexible
responses to social problems.

・Department of Cultural Coexistence
Never in history has dialogue been so necessary to ameliorate conflicts among nations, regions,and religions. In this global context, the Department of Cultural Coexistence explores ways ofcoexistence among different cultures, critically reexamining Western civilization and comparing
it with others. It trains researchers, educators, and professionals to tackle problems ofcivilizations using perspectives of history, society, and culture.
・Department of Interdisciplinary Environment
The future of the world depends on how humans coexist with nature. This requires developing
science and technology for this purpose. The Department of Interdisciplinary Environment
reexamines conventional ideas of scientific “development” to explore new technologies andsustainable social systems enabling such coexistence. It trains insightful researchers, educators,
and professionals to make logical scientific proposals for technology and social systems toharmonize humans and nature.
◆ Departments and Courses

・Department of Human Coexistence
Human and Socio-Cultural Studies, Thought and Culture, Cognitive and Behavioral Sciences,

Mathematical Science, Linguistic Science, Foreign Language Acquisition and Education
・Department of Cultural CoexistenceStudies of Contemporary Civilizations, Comparative Studies of Civilizations, Cultural, Regional,and Historic Studies of Environment, Social Cultural History
・Department of Interdisciplinary Environment
Studies of Symbiotic Socio-Environmental Systems, Molecular Studies of Chemical andBiological Environments, Dynamics of Natural Environments, Studies on Material Science2◆ Two categories of the Ph.D. Program
Our graduate school accepts applicants in the following two categories of the Ph.D. Program(See pp.9-10 for details)

Category A: Standard Ph.D. Program
Category B: Special Ph.D. Program (Program for those who have continued their research forthree or more years after completing their master’s program and have published research
papers which are relevant to the applicants’ research fields at our graduate school)*Note: Applicants must consult with their prospective academic advisors before deciding theirapplication category.

1. The number of students to be admitted
Department of Human Coexistence 3 - 5
Department of Cultural Coexistence 3 - 5
Department of Interdisciplinary Environment 3 - 5
2. Application eligibility
Interested persons that meet one of the following requirements can apply.
(1) Those who have or will have by March 31, 2020, either a master’s degree, a professional
degree (master), or a Juris Doctor degree.
(2) Those who have completed or will have completed by March 31, 2020, a program in a foreigncountry which is considered to be equivalent to the master’s or professional program at
Kyoto University.
(3) Those who have finished a correspondence course offered by a foreign school while residing
in Japan, and have completed or will have completed by March 31, 2020, a program whichis considered to be equivalent to the master’s or professional program at Kyoto University.
(4) Those who have or will have completed by March 31, 2020, a program (considered to beequivalent to the master’s or professional program at Kyoto University) at a foreign

educational institution located in Japan. The institution must be officially registered as a
graduate school in its home country and specifically designated by the Minister of Education,

Culture, Sports, Science and Technology of Japan (hereafter referred to as the Minister of
Education).

(5) Those who have completed a program at the United Nations University and have or will
have by March 31, 2020, a degree which is considered to be equivalent to a master’s degree.
(6) Those who have completed a program at either a foreign educational institution, a school
defined by (4), or the United Nations University, and have passed the qualifying examination
specified by the Minister of Education. Applicants must be considered as having an academic
ability considered to be equivalent to that of the master degree holders at Kyoto University.

(7) Those who have been specifically designated by the Minister of Education. [Those who
graduated university or completed 16 years of formal education in a foreign country andengaged in research at universities or research institutions for two or more years. Applicantsmust be considered as having an academic ability equivalent to that of the master’s degree

holders at our graduate school.](8) Those who have been considered as having an academic ability equivalent to or above that3

of the holders of a master’s degree, a professional degree (master), or a Juris Doctor degree,
and will become 24 years old by March 31, 2020.
Note 1: Those who would apply under the (6), (7), (8) eligibility requirements must obtainnecessary application forms by November 22 (Fri), 2019 and submit the application documents
together with the relevant certificates by registered mail. (Application documents must be

received by our graduate school no later than November 29 (Fri), 2019, 5 pm.)
Note 2: Those who have completed (or are expected to complete) graduate programs at foreign
universities must go through the necessary procedures at the Admissions Assistance Office of

Kyoto University (AAO, see URL below), before the application period of our graduate school
starts, in order to confirm their application eligibilities. Those who have not completed thisprocedure are not allowed to apply. The applicants to our graduate school need to write their
AAO ID numbers (which will be shown in the Subject line of their AAO result email) in thespace at the right bottom of our application form.
AAO URL: http://www.kyoto-u.ac.jp/ja/international/students1/ku-aao.html

3. Application forms and documents
The following forms and documents must be put into a designated light green envelope (can beobtained either by mail or at the Admissions Office counter), and then this envelope must be
put into a larger envelope or a package together with the required thesis and its abstract (andrelevant papers if necessary. See (8) below.). The larger envelope or the package must be sent to
the Admissions Office by registered mail.
(1) Application form: Use a designated 4-page form. Read thoroughly before filling in.
(2) Photo card and examination card: Prepare 3 photos (3 cm×2.4 cm each) showing the upper
part of your body, face forward, without a hat. Both photos must have been taken within 3months of application. Affix each photo on the application form, the photo card and theexamination card.

(3) Certificate of completion (or expected completion) of a relevant program and transcript:
Documents must be issued under the name of the applicant’s university president or thegraduate school’s dean. (In case of a foreign university, a photocopy of the certificate isacceptable.)(4) Mailing address label: The applicant’s name, mailing address, postal code must be written
on the designated mailing label.
(5) Entrance examination fee: 30,000 yen must be paid between December 12 (Thu), 2019 andDecember 25 (Wed), 2019.
Applicants who are expected to complete one of the master’s programs at Kyoto University
other than our graduate school and the Japanese Government Scholarship students(hereafter referred to as the MEXT Scholarship students) will be exempted from paying theentrance examination fee. (The MEXT Scholarship students must submit their “Certificate
for the MEXT Scholarship student”.)(How to pay the examination fee.)
Access

the

web

site

of

Kyoto

University’s

Examination

Settlement

Service(https://www3.univ-jp.com/kyoto-u/hae/), follow the instructions, and pay the entrance4

examination fee.
・ A 650-yen handling fee will be charged.

・ Make sure that the payer’s name is the same name as the applicant’s name. (If thepayer’s name is different from the applicant’s name, the application may not be
accepted.)・ When the payment procedure is completed, print out the Certificate for Payment fromthe Payment Confirmation Screen, cut out the necessary part, affix it onto the Form for
the Entrance Examination Fee Payment Certificate, and submit the Form for the
Entrance Examination Fee Payment Certificate.
・ If you have any question, contact the following:
The Help Desk for Kyoto University’s Examination Settle Service
Phone: 050-3786-3324
Office hours: 10:00 – 18:00
Office period: December 12 (Thu), 2019 – December 25 (Wed), 2019
Note: If you have paid the examination fee but did not apply, or if you have paid theexamination fee twice by mistake, please contact the Admissions Office (contact information
can be found on the last page of this brochure).
(6) Envelope for mailing the entrance examination card: Write your postal code, mailing address,
and name on the designated envelope and affix a 384-yen stamp.

(7) International applicants: Include the following in addition to (1) through (6).
①. CV (Use the designated form.)②. If you are living in Japan, either a certificate of residence or a photocopy of your resident
card (both sides); if you are living outside Japan, a photocopy of your passport (the photo

page and the page showing your approved period of stay).
(8) Master’s thesis
I. Category A applicant: The applicant’s master’s thesis or equivalent paper (photocopy is
acceptable) and its abstract (about 4,000 characters in Japanese), three copies each.
II. Category B applicant: The applicant’s master’s thesis or equivalent paper (photocopy is
acceptable), its abstract (about 4,000 characters in Japanese), and major publishedpapers, three copies each.

* In both Categories A and B, if the mater’s thesis and/or other papers are written in
English, add their abstracts in English (ask a prospective advisory professor about thelength of the abstracts). If the master’s thesis and/or other papers are written inlanguages other than Japanese and English, add the Japanese translation and theirabstracts in Japanese (about 4,000 characters in Japanese). Make three copies each.
4. Application procedure

Application forms and documents must be mailed in an envelope or a package by registeredmail only.
5. Application period

Applications must be received by the Admissions Office between December 23 (Mon), 2019 andDecember 25 (Wed), 2019, 5 pm. Envelopes postmarked on December 23 (Mon) will be accepted5after the December 25 deadline.
6. Entrance examination(1) Examination method: An oral presentation and an oral examination will be conducted(mainly focusing on the submitted thesis and papers). If necessary, a written examination
will be conducted about the specialty field and foreign language. Details will be informed
separately.

(2) Examination date: February 3 (Mon), 2020. The examination starts at 9:30 am.
(3) Reserved examination date: February 10 (Mon), 2020
In case the examination cannot be carried out on the examination date due to emergency

circumstances such as the issuance of a heavy snow warning, the examination date may bedelayed by one week and changed to the above-mentioned date. The change of theexamination date will be notified on the Graduate School’s web site (https://www.h.kyotou.ac.jp) and the bulletin board located in front of the Graduate School’s Admissions Officein the early morning of the examination date. Make sure to check the latest information on

the web site or the bulletin board.
(4) Examination site: The main building of the Graduate School of Human and Environmental
Studies, Kyoto University (Yoshida-Nihonmatsu-cho, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto).
7. Announcement of the examination results
The results (the examinee numbers only) will be posted on the Graduate School’s bulletin board
on February 21 (Fri), 2020, around 1 pm. The results will posted on the web site of the Graduate
School (https://www.h.kyoto-u.ac.jp) for a short time, but applicants are recommended toconfirm the results with the bulletin board. (Inquiries by phone will not be accepted)
Those who passed the examination will be notified by registered mail around February 27 (Thu),2020.
8. Fee payment and entrance registration(1) Entrance fee: 282,000 yen (subject to change).

Those who are expected to complete, in March 2019, their master’s programs(2) Tuition:(3) Note:

at one of the graduate schools at Kyoto University other than our graduate
school and the MEXT students are exempted from paying the entrance fee.
267,900 yen for the spring semester (A yearly fee 535,800 yen) (subject tochange). The spring and the fall semester fees can be paid together.
The Japanese Government Scholarships students are exempted from paying
the tuition.
Details of the fee payment and the entrance registration will be mailed tothe successful applicant together with the acceptance letter.

9. Employee application

Employees of companies/public offices who wish to apply to our graduate school in accordancewith the Government’s Guidelines for Graduate Schools, Article 14 Special Terms*, must
contact a prospective advisory professor before application.

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* Graduate schools need to give special consideration to students who are employees ofcompanies/public offices so that the students’ study schedule can fit with their work conditions,commuting tie, etc.

10. Important matters(1) Application①. All applicants must contact their prospective advisory professors before application inorder to confirm/discuss research theme, necessary papers/theses, and the necessity of awritten examination.

②. Application documents, once submitted, cannot be changed for any reason.
(2) Entrance examination①. Details of the examination (place, schedule, etc.) will be mailed to the applicant (around
January 24) together with the entrance examination card.

②. On the entrance examination day (February 3, Mon), the applicants must be in the waiting
room 30 minutes prior to the start of the examination.
③. If a written examination is required, the applicants can bring with them, besides theentrance examination card, writing implements (black pencils, mechanical pencils, eraser,
pencil sharpener) and a watch/clock (timing function only).
(3) Submitted theses/papers will not be returned.
(4) Entrance procedure①. The applicants who have taken the examination while being a student of a graduate school(including a research student) need to submit either a Certificate of Completion of the
Master’s Program or a Certificate of Withdrawal from School (No fixed format. Withdrawal
date must be before March 31, 2020).
②. Those who enter our graduate school

while

maintaining

theirpositionsatcorporations/public offices must submit a letter of agreement about the applicants’ entrance
to our graduate school. The letter must be issued by the applicants’ management.

(5) The applicants who wish to receive application forms by mail must send a standard returnenvelope (332mm×240mm) with his/her mailing address and name and a 400-yen stamp.
Write 「博士後期課程編入学生募集要項請求」in red on the front side.

(6) The applicants who need special attention at the entrance examination due to any kind of

disabilities or other reasons must contact the Admissions Office by November 22 (Fri), 2019.
(7) The applicants need to remember that, once accepted by the graduate school, minimum
Japanese language proficiency is needed to handle administrative matters.

12. Privacy policy
Any information written on the application documents will be handled in accordance with Kyoto
University’s Rules on the Protection of Personal Information.

Contact information

Admissions Office
Graduate School of Human and Environmental Studies

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Kyoto University

Yoshida-Nihonmatsu-cho, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto 606-8501, Japan
Phone: +81 (0)75 753 2951/2952
Email: 110jinkan_jimu@mail2.adm.kyoto-u.ac.jp8◆ Two categories of the Ph.D. Program
The Graduate School of Human and Environmental Studies confers doctoral degrees to students
who have sufficient scholarship and potential to conduct independent, advanced research basedon unique insights. Applicants must choose one of the following two categories of the Ph.D.
Program when applying.
Category A

Category B
Those who, after finishing a master'sCompletion requirements

Application
eligibility

1st
year
2nd
year
3rd
year

Requiredqualifications
for applying
for a doctoral
degree /judgment
criteria

Standard
periodShortestThose who have completed or are
expected to complete a master’s
program or other equivalent programs(*1).

program (*4), have continued researchoutside university (*5), and havepublished works (*6) relevant to theresearch purposes of our graduate

school. (Acceptance will be decided
based on the above-mentioned
research achievements, oralpresentation, and oral examination.)
Special research II
Research report II

Special research I
Research report I
Special research II
Research report II(*2)

Special PracticeSpecial Seminar(*2)

Special PracticeSpecial Seminar
Integrated Thesis as Doctoral Thesis

Doctoral Thesis

・Receive sufficient academic guidance.
・Earn 10 or more credits (IncludingSpecial Research I and II, Special

Practice, Special Seminar).
・Submit a doctoral dissertation andpass the examination (*3).

・Receive sufficient academic

guidance. ・Earn 8 or more credits(IncludingSpecial Research II, Special Practice,Special Seminar) (*7).
・Submit an integrated thesis (*8) as adoctoral dissertation and pass theexamination.

3 years

3 years

2 years

1 yearperiodIf the doctoral dissertation is proved to be extraordinarily excellent, theresearch period can be shortened by one or two years.

Degreeconferred

Doctor of Human and Environmental Studies

9Notes:(*1) Admission is decided by the master’s thesis, oral presentation, and oral examination.

Japanese Government Scholarship students are required to contact their prospective
advisory professors before application to discuss their research plans.

(*2) The dotted lines indicate that these subjects can be completed in one academic year.
(*3) The doctoral dissertation will be subject to the judgment for a doctoral degree conferred byour graduate school only.
(*4) Those who have finished a master’s program at graduate schools other than our graduate
school (including foreign graduate schools), or those who are considered to have an equal
or higher academic ability are included.
(*5) Research needs to have been conducted for 3 or more consecutive years.

(*6) Co-authored published books/chapters can be included as long as the co-author(s) has
agreed to do so.
(*7) Consult with the advisory professor so that the student can earn enough credits while
maintaining his/her current job.
(*8) An integrated thesis is defined as the research paper (written by a single author) which isbased on the papers and/or books written before entering the Ph.D. program and which
integrates the research results conducted at our graduate school. This integrated paper isregarded as the Ph.D. application dissertation.

10◆ The professors listed below are not accepting doctoral candidates in spring, 2019.
・Department of Human Coexistence
11. Human and Socio-Cultural Studies
112. Human Symbiosis

Not accepting doctoral candidates.

114. Social Studies of Arts and Culture

Reiko TANABE, Hideo MATSUDA, Shigeru TAGA

12. Thought and Culture
121. Human Ontology

Takefumi TODA, Takuo AOYAMA

122. Theory of Creative Arts

Atsushi OKADA

123. Literary Arts and Representation

Naoyuki MIZUNO, Toshihiro OKUDA

13. Cognitive and Behavioral Sciences131. Cognitive Sciences

Yutaka KOMURA, Yukiko UCHIDA

132. Physiological Psychology

Not accepting doctoral candidates.

15. Linguistic Science
151. Linguistic Information Science

Koji FUJITA, Kazumi TANIGUCHI152. Comparative Linguistics

Fumiaki HATTORI, Yasushi KAWASAKI
Masatake DANTSUJI, Hiroaki NANJO

153. Linguistic Information System

Not accepting doctoral candidates.

16. Foreign Language Acquisition and Education
162. Language Education Research and Development

Nobuyuki THUKAHARA
Sachi TAKAHASHI

・Department of Cultural Coexistence
21. Studies on Contemporary Civilizations
211. Studies on Civilization Structures

Kenji EDA, Isamu OOKAWA

22. Comparative Studies of Civilizations
222. Studies in Regional Civilizations

Norihiko AKAMATHU

23. Cultural, Regional, and Historic Studies on Environment
232. Region, Space and Environment

Noboru OGATA

233. Theory and History of Environmental Construction
234. Studies of Cultural Heritage

Masaya MASUI

Yoshihide TAMADA

24. Social Cultural History
241. Historical Environment

Yasuo MOTOKI

242. East Asian Culture

Akihiro MICHISAKA, Chisato SUDA
Cihiro HASEGAWA

243. Western European Culture

Mari MIZUNO

244. Cultural Assets of Museums

Teiichi MIYAKAWA

・Department of Interdisciplinary Environment
31. Studies in Symbiotic Socio-Environmental Systems
311. Studies in Symbiotic Socio-Environmental Systems

Kouta ASANO, Wataru SANO

32. Molecular Studies on Chemical and Biological Environment
322. Environmental Molecular Life Science

Minoru TAKATA

1133. Dynamics of Natural Environment
332. Dynamics of Earth and Cosmos

Hiroki KAMATA, Masahito SUGIYAMA

34. Studies on Material Science
341. Material Properties and Correlations

Haruhiko FUNAHASHI

342. Material Functions and Correlations

Mitsuo TOSAKI

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Kyoto University
Graduate School of Human and Environmental
Studies
Application Form for the Ph.D. Program, Spring 2020
Read the Notes on the back page thoroughly before
filling in.
(in Japanese)① Name② Student No.

Date of birth(Year/Month/Date)

Male, Female *Furigana③ Application details④ Number

Photo(3cm x 2.4 cm)

only(Exam No.)* Application eligibility: Choose one (see the Guideline)(1)(2) (3) or (4)Have obtained Have completed/ Expected to / Expected tocomplete aobtain amaster's
master's
programdegree(5)(6) (7) or (8)Have completed/ Expected tocomplete a
specifiedprogramHave completed a
program equivalent
to a master's
programResearch title

Category⑤ Course name / Field name*⑤

CourseCategoryA

Field

CategoryB

Professor
Graduating
institution
Master's
thesisName of your graduating institution:
Title of your master's thesis:(Period)

Education
history(High school
and above)(including
research
student,
auditor,etc.)

University

Present
address(contact
info)

Address:
Phone / Cell Phone:
E-mail:Family's or Address:
guarantor'sName:contact(Relation with the applicant)info(Need to be Phone / Cell Phone:a resident E-mail:(Period)Workhistory(From past
to present)High school

Internationa 1. Self-supporting student 2. MEXT student
Nationality:
l student's Visa status:
statusExipiration date of the residency:
Company
employee
only

1. Take a leave of absence.
2. Wish (or will not wish) to apply while
maitaining the current job.
3. Quit the current job.
4. Retiree, housewife, etc.

Picture Card
Exam No.
Furigana(in Japanese)

Name
Course(No.)(Course name)

Field

(No.)

(Field name)Professor
Category A

Category

Category B

Completed Name of institution:
graduate Major:
Completed / Expected to complete
schoolPhoto(3cm x 2.4 cm)

Graduate School of Human and Environmental Studies, Kyoto University

Examination Card
Exam No.
Furigana(in Japanese)

Name
Course(No.)(Course name)

Field

(No.)

(Field name)Professor
Category

Category A

Category B

Completed Name of institution:
graduate Major:
Completed / Expected to complete
schoolPhoto(3cm x 2.4 cm)

Graduate School of Human and Environmental Studies, Kyoto University

Important matters
1. Write with a ballpoint pen. Fill in all bold-framed areas.
2. Where an asterisk (*) appears, choose the most appropriate option with a circle.
3. ① Name: Write as it appears in your passport.
4. ② Student No.: Write only if you are a Kyoto University student.
5. Application eligibility: Choose either "Have completed" or "Expected to complete."
6. ③ Application details: Refer to the Graduate School Guidebook and pｐ. 11-12 of the Application
Guideline.
7. ④, ⑤: Refer to the Course / Field numbers and names mentioned below.
8. ⑥: Choose one category that has been approved by the advisory professor.
Research title: Write one that you intend to work on after being accepted by our graduate school.
Course / Field Numbers
Department of Human Coexistence*

Department of Cultural Coexistence

Department of Interdisciplinary Environment

11 Human and Socio-Cultural Studies

21 Studies of Contemporary Civilizations

31 Studies of Symbiotic Socio-Environmental

111 Psycho-Social Development

211 Studies of Civilization Structures

113 Social Behavior

212 Studies of Contemporary

114 Social Studies of Arts and Culture

Societies

12 Thought and Culture

213 Studies of International Society

121 Human Ontology

22 Comparative Studies of Civilizations

122 Theory of Creative Arts

221 Complex Studies of Cultures

123 Literary Arts and Representation

222 Studies of Regional Civilizations

13 Cognitive and Behavioral Sciences
131 Cognitive Science

223 Studies of Interchange ofCivilizations

133 Behavioral Physiology

23 Cultural, Regional, and Historic Studies

134 Principles of Physical Functionsof Environment

14 Mathematical Science

231 Cultural Anthropology

141 Mathematics of Phenomena

232 Region, Space and Environment

142 Mathematical Informatics

233 Theory and History of

15 Linguistic Science
151 Linguistic Information Science
152 Comparative Linguistics

Environmental Construction
234 Studies of Cultural Heritage
24 Social Cultural History

16 Foreign Language Acquisition and

241 Historic Environment

Education

242 East Asian Culture

161 Foreign Language Acquisition and
Education
162 Language Education Research andDevelopment

243 Western European Culture
244 Cultural Assets of Museums

Systems
311 Social and Legal Systems
32 Molecular Studies of Chemical andBiological Environment
321 Organic Molecular Environments
322 Environmental Molecular Life Science
33 Dynamics of Natural Environments
331 Dynamics of Biological Environment
332 Dynamics of Earth and Cosmos
34 Studies on Material Science
341 Material Properties and Correlations
342 Material Functions and Correlations* The following fields do not accept new students.
112 Human Symbiosis
132 Physiological Psychology
153 Linguistic Information System

Research theme in detailName(1) Research purpose (including motivation for research)(2) Research details

Office use only
(Examination No.)

Details of your past research (This onepage description needs to be the basis ofyour oral presentaion.)

Name

Office use only
(Examination No.)

Research achievements (If you need more
space, attach additional sheets of paper.)Name(1) Published papers (including ones that are expected to be published)
Include authors' names (Write all authors' names, including the applicant's, in thesameorder as they appear in the published paper), title, name of the journal, publisheddates,
volume, and pages. Underline the applicant's name.

(2) Presentations at academic conferences, and other achievements

Office use only
(Examination No.)

2020 Doctoral Program

Entrance Examination Fee Payment Certificate Form
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Field Field name
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Examination Settlement Service.
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Affix the Entrance
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2. Write an address where you can receive your examination
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