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Special Inter-Institutional Research Fellow program
The National Institute for Fusion Science (NIFS), as an Inter-University Research Institution, conducts research activities and accepts students as part of its graduate school education through the Special Inter-Institutional Research Fellow program. This program provides research guidance to graduate students on a specific research topic for a certain period of time, commissioned by the graduate school to which the graduate student belongs. This program assumes that the accreditation of credits, the examination of the thesis, and the conferral of degrees will be conducted by the graduate school to which the graduate student belongs.
Graduate students who wish to receive research guidance in fusion science or related broad interdisciplinary fields are eligible to become Special Inter-Institutional Research Fellows upon recommendation by the dean of the graduate school to which they belong and with permission of NIFS's Director General.
A Special Inter-Institutional Research Fellow will conduct his/her research in a research Unit of NIFS, receiving research guidance from a tutor, using the facilities and equipment of NIFS.
We hope that graduate students from Japan and abroad will become familiar with NIFS as an Inter-University Research Institution and make full use of its research and educational functions through this program.
Please refer to the following guidelines before applying, and contact the tutor with whom you wish to supervise your research at NIFS.