CAMPUS Asia

Under the CAMPUS Asia Initiative of the governments of Japan, China and South Korea, Tokyo Tech have been an active participant in and contributor to the TKT CAMPUS Asia Consortium, a joint education and research program with Tsinghua University and KAIST. Building upon its experience and achievements over the past ten years, the Consortium seeks to expand its success beyond the boundaries of East Asia by inviting NTU (Singapore) to join the Project in Mode 3. Tsinghua, KAIST, and Tokyo Tech have maintained close ties with NTU as founding member universities of ASPIRE (Asian Science and Technology Pioneering Institutes of Research and Education) League since 2009.
The proposed four-member ‘T2KN CAMPUS Asia Plus Consortium’ aims to continue improving higher education and nurturing future leaders of Asia mainly in, but not limited to, the fields of science and engineering through institutional-level cooperation. Each institution will support ten students on average per year to participate in various short- and long-term exchange programs run by the four partner institutions.

Detailed information about the programs can be found on the CAMPUS Asia website.

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Application, enrollment, and tuition fees for this program are waived.

Tsinghua and KAIST students: Scholarships will be provided by the home university.
NTU students: A Japan Student Services Organization (JASSO) scholarship in the amount of JPY 80,000 per month is awarded to each CAMPUS Asia participant to subsidize their living, commuting, and miscellaneous expenses. The duration of scholarship may vary according to the participant’s length of stay.

Each applicant receives the result of his/her application via email. Successful applicants are notified about documents required for CAMPUS Asia program participation.