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The program does not fund pre- or post-doctoral scholarly research, work toward a degree, or the completion of projects on which substantial progress has been made prior to the Fellowship period.
Applicants may be considered for an International Affairs Fellowship in Japan, a general International Affairs Fellowship, or some combination of the two, as appropriate to the applicant's research or professional objectives.
Application for fellowships is primarily by invitation, on the recommendation of a individuals in academic, government and other institutions, who have occasion to know young persons particularly well suited for the experience offered by this fellowship. Others who inquire directly and who meet preliminary requirements may also be invited to apply without formal nomination. Those invited to apply will be forwarded application materials. Following a preliminary screening by the Selection Committee, those candidates who are selected as finalists will be interviewed and may be asked to furnish additional material.
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