• Bona fide citizens of Singapore
• Must understand and agree to the objective of JENESYS and its guidelines
• 18 – 35 years old as of the program date
• Must be in good health*
• Sufficient skills in English
• Must commit to sharing and disseminating both information on Japan and their experiences of the program by social networking services (SNS) etc., and Possession of a Facebook account with active postings.
• Must commit to cooperate for the questionnaires during and after the program
• Working in the theme-related fields / organizations**

*Some persons suffering from chronic diseases (diagnosed or undiagnosed) may be accepted by obtaining medical certificate and/or declaration of consent. Pregnant person cannot join the program.

**The students involved in study, research or activity relevant to Japan or Japanese culture over 1 year have priority. 

MSRDP Overseas Programme Award is co-funded by National Research Foundation (NRF) and NTU College of Science. It aims to encourage students to conduct research on marine science, enhancing national talent developing and manpower training in this area.

Eligibility

• Undergraduate students
• Singapore citizen or permanent resident  
  
• Research project under one of the following four research themes: Marine ecosystems and biodiversity (MEB), environment impact and monitoring (EIM), coastal ecological engineering (CEE), marine technology and platforms (MTP)

Note: Study year is correct at time of participation.

This summer program is offering the experience of the study and research in the area of Science, Technology, Agriculture, and Maritime of Kobe University and the advanced research institute nearby. This program invites about 25 undergraduate or graduate students from the universities with academic exchange agreement with Kobe University.

As well as lectures in English, the students will experience sea training on the University's training ship Fukaemaru, participate in hands-on agricultural training at the Food Resources Education and Research Center, and visit the SPring-8 facilities and so on. On the final day of the week-long program, Dean of the Graduate School of Science will present each student with a certificate of completion.

Eligibility

• Undergraduate or graduate students at a university that has an academic exchange agreement with Kobe University.
• Be enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate degree program at his or her university.
• Be recommended by his or her university.
• Have no experience of visiting Japan after entering university.
• Age 41 or below.
• Has a passport of a country which is eligible for invitation for SAKURA Exchange Program in Science

(countries and regions eligible for invitation: http://www.ssp.jst.go.jp/EN/outline/index.html)

Participants

Note: Study year is correct at time of participation.

The summit aims to gather young leaders from different parts of the world to give them a new perspective and a broader understanding on peacebuilding.

The summit features keynote speakers, networking sessions and interactive workshops to prepare and empower young leaders to be a champion of peace.

The summit aims to:

• Encourage delegates to creatively think about practical ways to affect positive change within their communities through social projects.
• Promote peace and non-violence as a form of effective diplomacy among emerging global leaders.
• Encourage delegates to think about social issues that the global community faces today, and to apply critical thinking skills on solutions to these challenges.
• Provide access to unique educational opportunities in which delegates can gain knowledge in peacebuilding.

Eligibility

• Applicants should be between the ages of 17 to 35 years old.
  
• They should be passionate about social change, global issues and current affairs.
• A self-initiated 1-year opportunity to promote peace as a Humanitarian Affairs Peace Ambassador.

Participants

Note: Study year is correct at time of participation.

Programme highlights include:

• Interesting workshops by participating universities
• Visits to participating universities
• Networking sessions with local students
• Cultural exchange
• Excursions

The University Scholars Leadership Symposium (USLS) is a week-long leadership development training program. The Symposium will bring together 1,000 of the world’s most promising leaders to one stimulating platform in the heart of Asia. The Program has been designed for young persons who are committed to making this world a much better place for the human race.

Applicants will undergo a systematic screening process. Essentially, we are looking for those individuals who demonstrate strong leadership potential, those who have a genuine appreciation for different perspectives, and for individuals with diverse interests, backgrounds and ambitions.

Humanitarian Affairs Asia recognises the importance of nurturing creative thinkers and in grooming aspiring leaders. Our goal is for every delegate to experience activities that contribute to their holistic development and empower them to become an excellent global citizen.

As leaders and managers in different fields – whether business, government education and non-profit organizations, there is a need to develop one’s ability to motivate and influence those in future working environments. At Humanitarian Affairs, we believe that effective leadership begins with a deep personal understanding. Our leadership training will explore the unique strengths you bring to your leadership role, and enhance your skills in working with others.

You will grow as an individual and as a leader, able to maximise your potential and performance, irrespective of your field.

Eligibility

• Aged between 18 - 30
• Students who have demonstrated strong leadership potential
• Students who have the passion to work together to change the world for the better, i.e. previous track record in community service
• Students who have a diverse and knowledgeable worldview
• Students who exhibit strong cross-cultural sensitivity and adaptability

Participants

Note: Study year is correct at time of participation.