346 Fully Funded PhD Scholarships for International Students
Explore fully funded PhD scholarships for international students designed to support advanced research without the financial burden of doctoral tuition and living costs. This scholarship search highlights funding opportunities that may include full tuition coverage, monthly stipends, research allowances, health insurance, travel support, and funded teaching or research assistantships. Promising options include the University of Melbourne Graduate Research Scholarships, the UBC Four Year Doctoral Fellowship, University of Notre Dame Doctoral Assistantships, and the Commonwealth PhD Scholarships. Compare eligibility requirements, doctoral admission procedures, supervisor expectations, application materials, and funding benefits to find a full-funding PhD opportunity aligned with your research goals.
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| Degree level | Recipients |
|---|---|
| Ph.D. | 118 |
Scholarship Recipients and Featured Scholarships
| Recipients per nationality | Nationalities / reported countries of origin |
|---|---|
| 24 | Pakistan |
| 13 | Nigeria |
| 11 | India |
| 7 | Bangladesh |
| 5 | Philippines |
| 4 | Kenya |
| 3 | Ghana, Italy, Nepal, Spain |
| 2 | Indonesia, Iran, Malaysia, Sri Lanka |
| 1 | Afghanistan, Brazil, Chile, Ethiopia, Gambia, Honduras, Hong Kong SAR, China, Israel, Jordan, Myanmar, New Zealand, Peru, Portugal, Sierra Leone, Somaliland, Syria, Türkiye, Uganda |
| Subject category | Recipients |
|---|---|
| Engineering and Technology | 26 |
| Natural Sciences and Mathematics | 23 |
| Medicine and Health | 10 |
| Agriculture and Environmental Studies | 8 |
| Computer Science and Data Science | 7 |
| Social Sciences | 4 |
| Business and Economics | 3 |
| Humanities | 2 |
| Education | 1 |
| Law | 1 |
| Scholarship | Recipients |
|---|---|
| Japanese Government (MEXT) Scholarship | 11 |
| Chinese Government Scholarship | 6 |
| Commonwealth PhD Scholarships | 4 |
| Gates Cambridge Scholarship | 4 |
| Global Korea Scholarship (GKS) | 4 |
| Fulbright Foreign Student Program | 3 |
| Australian Government Research Training Program (RTP) | 2 |
| Chancellor’s International Scholarship — University of Warwick | 2 |
| Graduate Research Assistantship Fellowship | 2 |
| Graduate Research Associateship — The Ohio State University | 2 |
| Recipient | Scholarship | Institution and destination | Funded degree/program |
|---|---|---|---|
| Zulfiqar Ali — Pakistan | Australian Coal Association Research Program Scholarship | University of Adelaide; Australia | Ph.D. |
| Yue Chern Lim (est. from 2025) — Malaysia | MRC DiMeN DTP | University of York; United Kingdom | Ph.D. in Doctoral extracellular-vesicle drug-delivery research; formal degree subject not named |
| Vipul Garg — India | McDonnell International Scholars Academy Fellowship | Washington University in St. Louis; United States | Ph.D. in Materials Science and Engineering PhD; nano-neuro interactions |
| Vincenzo de Cancellis — Italy | Horizon Europe MSCA Doctoral Network MEDiverSEAty | University of Malta, Islands and Small States Institute; Malta | Ph.D. in research on coastal/marine protected areas, climate adaptation and sustainable small-island livelihoods |
| Toluwalase Awoyemi — Nigeria | Rhodes Scholarship | University of Oxford; United Kingdom | Ph.D. in Women’s Health |
| Thaís Dória — Brazil | Chancellor’s International Scholarship — University of Warwick | University of Warwick; United Kingdom | Ph.D. in Politics and International Studies |
| Suzan Bhadhury — Bangladesh | Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions Doctoral Fellowship, RootEd network | University College Dublin; Ireland | Ph.D. in Biological and Environmental Science |
| Shirley Gabriella (2020 scholarship) — Kenya | Manaaki New Zealand Scholarship (2020) | University of Otago; New Zealand | Ph.D. in Peace and Conflict Studies; Indigenous African counterterrorism approach |
| Samuel Muobom Saabome — Ghana | Graduate Scholarship for Excellent Foreign Students (GSFS) | Seoul National University; Korea; South Korea | Ph.D. in Chemical and Biological Engineering |
| Saed Mohamoud Muhumed (2025 scholarship; current PhD) — Somaliland | Taiwan ICDF Scholarship | National Pingtung University of Science and Technology; Taiwan | Ph.D. in Tropical Agriculture |
| Rahmat Khezri (2017 scholarship) — Iran | Australian Government Research Training Program Scholarship | Flinders University; Australia | Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering |
| Necmettin Samet Dalga — Türkiye | MSCA Doctoral Fellowship, ESPERANTO | Université de Haute‑Alsace; France | Ph.D. in Photochemistry and macromolecular engineering |
| Namal Abeysooriya (Post-2022 doctoral study) — Sri Lanka | Graduate Assistantship — Tennessee Technological University | Tennessee Technological University; United States | Ph.D. in Environmental Science — Chemistry concentration |
| Manoj Chamlagain (2023–2027 (estimated)) — Nepal | Singapore International Graduate Award (SINGA) | Nanyang Technological University; Singapore | Ph.D. in Infectious disease experimental research |
| Kaileen (2021 award; three-year doctoral scholarship) — New Zealand | Wellington Doctoral Scholarship | Victoria University of Wellington; New Zealand | Ph.D. in Biomedical Sciences, Immunology specialization |
| Julia Emilia Espinoza Mejía — Peru | NSF ERC EARTH doctoral funding | University of Kansas; United States | Ph.D. in Chemical and Petroleum Engineering |
| José Ignacio Pérez López (2024 scholarship) — Spain | Gates Cambridge Scholarship | University of Cambridge; United Kingdom | Ph.D. in Chemistry |
| José Bardales — Honduras | Fulbright Foreign Student Program | North Carolina State University; United States | Ph.D. in Civil Engineering, Construction Engineering concentration |
| Haneen Ahmad (2021–2026) — Jordan | Chinese Government Scholarship | Tianjin University; China | Ph.D. in Urban and Rural Planning |
| Genes P. Maylem (2023–2027 (scholarship period)) — Philippines | Japanese Government MEXT Scholarship | Hokkaido University; Japan | Ph.D. in Biological Chemistry and Engineering |
Funding Reported by Recipients
| Recipient and funded degree/program | Scholarship/funding source | Reported support |
|---|---|---|
| Zulfiqar Ali Ph.D. | Australian Coal Association Research Program Scholarship | The ACARP package included AUD 46,000 annual tuition, AUD 32,000 annual living support, health cover and research and conference expenses. |
| Yue Chern Lim Ph.D. in Doctoral extracellular-vesicle drug-delivery research; formal degree subject not named | MRC DiMeN DTP | International-rate tuition, bench fees, tax-free stipend; visa and Immigration Health Surcharge self-funded. |
| Vipul Garg Ph.D. in Materials Science and Engineering PhD; nano-neuro interactions | McDonnell International Scholars Academy Fellowship | McDonnell International Scholars Academy Fellowship Reported coverage: coverage: full tuition; monthly living stipend; annual travel allowance |
| Vincenzo de Cancellis Ph.D. in research on coastal/marine protected areas, climate adaptation and sustainable small-island livelihoods | Horizon Europe MSCA Doctoral Network MEDiverSEAty | Three years monthly Research Support Officer stipend; funded training/workshops and conference research support |
| Toluwalase Awoyemi Ph.D. in Women’s Health | Rhodes Scholarship | The Rhodes Scholarship covered tuition, living expenses and travel for study at the University of Oxford . |
| Thaís Dória Ph.D. in Politics and International Studies | Chancellor’s International Scholarship — University of Warwick | Full tuition, UKRI-rate maintenance and a Research Training and Supporting Grant. |
| Suzan Bhadhury Ph.D. in Biological and Environmental Science | Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions Doctoral Fellowship, RootEd network | Fully funded doctoral fellowship covering tuition, living costs and mobility support. |
| Shirley Gabriella Ph.D. in Peace and Conflict Studies; Indigenous African counterterrorism approach | Manaaki New Zealand Scholarship (2020) | NZD 171,126: full tuition, living/establishment/reintegration allowances, insurance, flights including two home return trips, thesis/research costs |
| Samuel Muobom Saabome Ph.D. in Chemical and Biological Engineering | Graduate Scholarship for Excellent Foreign Students (GSFS) | Graduate Scholarship for Excellent Foreign Students (GSFS) — Full tuition for up to four semesters and reported stipend support of at least KRW 500,000 monthly, subject to academic performance |
| Saed Mohamoud Muhumed Ph.D. in Tropical Agriculture | Taiwan ICDF Scholarship | The scholarship covers tuition fees, living expenses, and research costs. |
| Rahmat Khezri Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering | Australian Government Research Training Program Scholarship | Australian Government Research Training Program Scholarship — Full doctoral tuition and approximately AUD 28,000 annual living stipend |
| Necmettin Samet Dalga Ph.D. in Photochemistry and macromolecular engineering | MSCA Doctoral Fellowship, ESPERANTO | MSCA Doctoral Fellowship, ESPERANTO Full doctoral funding: monthly salary, mobility allowance and research/travel support |
| Namal Abeysooriya Ph.D. in Environmental Science — Chemistry concentration | Graduate Assistantship — Tennessee Technological University | Tennessee Technological University Graduate Assistantship Full tuition support and stipend. |
| Manoj Chamlagain Ph.D. in Infectious disease experimental research | Singapore International Graduate Award (SINGA) | Four years of full tuition; SGD 2,700 monthly before the qualifying examination and SGD 3,200 afterward; SGD 1,000 settling-in allowance and SGD 1,500 airfare support. |
| Kaileen Ph.D. in Biomedical Sciences, Immunology specialization | Wellington Doctoral Scholarship | Wellington Doctoral Submission Scholarship Received NZD 4,000 for two months of doctoral submission support, following the earlier doctoral scholarship. |
| Julia Emilia Espinoza Mejía Ph.D. in Chemical and Petroleum Engineering | NSF ERC EARTH doctoral funding | NSF ERC EARTH doctoral funding Fully funded doctorate through NSF Engineering Research Center EARTH. |
| José Ignacio Pérez López Ph.D. in Chemistry | Gates Cambridge Scholarship | Full-cost support worth approximately GBP 60,000 per year, largely university fees, with a stipend, visa and health-surcharge costs, and beginning/end travel. |
| José Bardales Ph.D. in Civil Engineering, Construction Engineering concentration | Fulbright Foreign Student Program | Fulbright Foreign Student Program Tuition, Honduras–United States airfare and living stipend |
| Haneen Ahmad Ph.D. in Urban and Rural Planning | Chinese Government Scholarship | Fully funded Chinese Government Scholarship , RMB 3,500 monthly and funded on-campus housing. |
| Genes P. Maylem Ph.D. in Biological Chemistry and Engineering | Japanese Government MEXT Scholarship | am a recipient of the Japanese Government (MEXT) Scholarship (Embassy Recommendation, 2023–2027), awarded by Japan’s Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology. The scholarship fully covers tuition, provides a monthly stipend, and includes round-trip airfare between Japan and the home country. |
Examples of Featured Recipients’ Application Backgrounds
| Recipient and funded degree/program | Scholarship/application route | Reported background |
|---|---|---|
| Zulfiqar Ali Ph.D. | Australian Coal Association Research Program Scholarship | Civil Engineering bachelor’s from NUST; Mining Engineering master’s at the University of Adelaide with distinction and the highest CGPA, alongside mine-design and caving-method awards. |
| Yue Chern Lim Ph.D. in Doctoral extracellular-vesicle drug-delivery research; formal degree subject not named | MRC DiMeN DTP | Completed Biomedical Science undergraduate study in 2024; six-month Sheffield Hallam internship, one-year Francis Crick placement and final-year research project. |
| Vipul Garg Ph.D. in Materials Science and Engineering PhD; nano-neuro interactions | McDonnell International Scholars Academy Fellowship | degree: BTech Textile and Fibre Engineering, IIT Delhi, 2023; GPA: 8.6/10.0; recognition: BOSS award for best research project |
| Vincenzo de Cancellis Ph.D. in research on coastal/marine protected areas, climate adaptation and sustainable small-island livelihoods | Horizon Europe MSCA Doctoral Network MEDiverSEAty | Natural and Environmental Sciences bachelor’s at Parma; Global Change Ecology and Sustainable Development Goals MSc at Bologna, 110/110 cum laude and top 2%; research on sustainable fishing and bycatch. |
| Toluwalase Awoyemi Ph.D. in Women’s Health | Rhodes Scholarship | MBBS from the University of Ibadan , with first-place rankings in professional examinations; hospital internship and a year volunteering in preventive cardiovascular health. |
| Thaís Dória Ph.D. in Politics and International Studies | Chancellor’s International Scholarship — University of Warwick | Bachelor’s and master’s degrees in International Relations; a semester exchange at the University of Bristol and a high-school year in Germany. |
| Suzan Bhadhury Ph.D. in Biological and Environmental Science | Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions Doctoral Fellowship, RootEd network | Completed the emPLANT joint master’s, with research experience across Europe. |
| Shirley Gabriella Ph.D. in Peace and Conflict Studies; Indigenous African counterterrorism approach | Manaaki New Zealand Scholarship (2020) | Held an International Relations master’s from USIU-Africa with GPA 3.6 and a thesis on territorial integrity and terrorism, plus a Political Science and Public Administration bachelor’s from Maasai Mara University with Second Class Upper Division. |
| Samuel Muobom Saabome Ph.D. in Chemical and Biological Engineering | Graduate Scholarship for Excellent Foreign Students (GSFS) | Chemical Engineering bachelor’s at KNUST and master’s at Sangmyung University , including smart-materials research |
| Saed Mohamoud Muhumed Ph.D. in Tropical Agriculture | Taiwan ICDF Scholarship | completed the Bachelor’s degree in Agricultural Science from the University of Hargeisa, graduating with a GPA of 3.94. |
| Rahmat Khezri Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering | Australian Government Research Training Program Scholarship | Electrical Engineering BSc and MSc; six ISI-indexed journal papers and three conference papers before applying |
| Necmettin Samet Dalga Ph.D. in Photochemistry and macromolecular engineering | MSCA Doctoral Fellowship, ESPERANTO | Chemistry bachelor’s and Physical Chemistry master’s at Yıldız Technical University. The master’s thesis involved synthesising and photophysically characterising a novel polyaromatic ketone photoinitiator. |
| Namal Abeysooriya Ph.D. in Environmental Science — Chemistry concentration | Graduate Assistantship — Tennessee Technological University | Completed the ECT+ master’s with GPA 3.57/4.00. |
| Manoj Chamlagain Ph.D. in Infectious disease experimental research | Singapore International Graduate Award (SINGA) | Applied Biology bachelor’s at Hong Kong Baptist University , CGPA 3.77 and 2023 valedictorian; funded research experience in Hong Kong, the United States and Israel. |
| Kaileen Ph.D. in Biomedical Sciences, Immunology specialization | Wellington Doctoral Scholarship | Master of Clinical Immunology, GPA 8.8, and a Biotechnology and Cell and Molecular Bioscience BSc, GPA 8.3; prior work in the same research laboratory and a co-authored publication. |
| Julia Emilia Espinoza Mejía Ph.D. in Chemical and Petroleum Engineering | NSF ERC EARTH doctoral funding | Chemical Engineering bachelor’s at UNI; Petroleum Engineering master’s, GPA 3.92/4.00, and Process Engineering master’s with Honors; nearly nine years of PETROPERU process-engineering work. |
| José Ignacio Pérez López Ph.D. in Chemistry | Gates Cambridge Scholarship | Protein expression, purification, NMR and molecular-dynamics experience |
| José Bardales Ph.D. in Civil Engineering, Construction Engineering concentration | Fulbright Foreign Student Program | Master of Science in Structural Engineering, graduated with Distinction |
| Haneen Ahmad Ph.D. in Urban and Rural Planning | Chinese Government Scholarship | Urban and Rural Planning master’s at Beijing Jiaotong University , completed 2021; master’s research on resilient health services in Amman. |
| Genes P. Maylem Ph.D. in Biological Chemistry and Engineering | Japanese Government MEXT Scholarship | Materials Science and Engineering master’s at the University of the Philippines Diliman in 2021, with research on supercapacitor electrodes; Chemistry bachelor’s there in 2015, followed by experience as a Science Research Specialist II at the National Institute of Physics. |
How Recipients Met Language Requirements
| Evidence/test reported | Recipients / total | Examples from recipient stories |
|---|---|---|
| IELTS | 24/118 | IELTS 5.5 (Dr. Md. Nurul Islam, Dr. Said Salad); IELTS 6.5 (Chaw Su Thin, Mehedi Hasan); IELTS 7.0 (Faiza Khalid); IELTS 7.5 (Ahsan Ali, Mohsin Ali); IELTS 8.0 (Syed Murtaza Arshad); IELTS 8.5 (Md Sakib Hossain); IELTS Academic taken (Dr. Huned Materwala); IELTS taken (Abdul Rehman, Abdullah Toqeer, and 12 others) |
| English-language test exemption or accepted alternative | 20/118 | English-language test exemption accepted (Federica Gatti, Francisco (Kiko) Bautista, and 2 others); English-medium education or university proficiency certificate accepted (Anees Ahmad, Dr Mehran Idris Khan, and 10 others); IELTS / TOEFL exemption accepted (Haneen Ahmad); TOEFL / IELTS exemption accepted (Bijan Bhattarai, Girish Ningappa Mathad); TOEFL exemption accepted (Dr. Pamela Ochungo) |
| TOEFL | 13/118 | 85 (Rahmat Khezri); 100 (Shirley Gabriella); 112/120 (José Bardales); 517 (Ayu Fitri Izaki); TOEFL iBT taken (Jason Sriwijaya); TOEFL taken (Arnab Sarkar, Dana Venkert, and 6 others) |
| English-language test exemption | 5/118 | English-language test exemption accepted (Felix Ayiera, Feyisayo (Feyi) Olufemi, Uche Anyanwagu); TOEFL / IELTS exemption accepted (Abdulafeez Olaitan, Oluwabunmi Alao) |
| English-medium education or university proficiency certificate accepted | 3/118 | English-medium education or university proficiency certificate accepted (Dr. Albert Muleke, Jennifer Callanga, Samuel Muobom Saabome) |
| Language tests optional or not required | 3/118 | IELTS / TOEFL optional or not required for the scholarship application (Meenakshi); TOEFL optional or not required (Dana Venkert, Suzan Bhadhury) |
| TOPIK | 3/118 | TOPIK Level 2 (Catia Mota); TOPIK Level 3 (Dr. Said Salad); TOPIK Level 4 (Ayu Fitri Izaki) |
| English proficiency test | 2/118 | English proficiency test taken (Ali Ahsan, Zainab Bukola Winjobi-Arikewuyo) |
| Academic English Writing Test | 1/118 | Academic English Writing Test taken (Abdul Rehman) |
| Cambridge CPE | 1/118 | Cambridge Proficiency Exam taken (Antonio Tabanera Manzanares) |
| Duolingo English Test | 1/118 | 115 (Alaa Al Jarf) |
| Online English test | 1/118 | Online English test taken (Saed Mohamoud Muhumed) |
| Oxford Online Placement Test | 1/118 | C1 (Alaa Al Jarf) |
| PTE | 1/118 | PTE taken (Dr. Maxine Chan) |
| TOEFL iBT | 1/118 | 113/120; every section at least 25 (Manoj Chamlagain) |
| TOEIC | 1/118 | TOEIC taken (Shaharyar Brohi) |
| University of Cambridge language assessment | 1/118 | Passed (Min Gyu) |
Standardized Tests Reported by Featured Recipients
| Evidence/test reported | Recipients / total | Examples from recipient stories |
|---|---|---|
| Standardized tests optional or not required | 12/118 | GRE / GMAT optional or not required (Dr. Md. Nurul Islam, Haneen Ahmad, Rahmat Khezri); GRE / SAT optional or not required (Nidhi Bhasin); GRE optional or not required (Anees Ahmad, Dr. Pamela Ochungo, and 3 others); GRE optional or not required for university admission (Jason Sriwijaya); Language test optional or not required (Jonathan Eveso, Shahriyar Safat Dipta) |
| Additional standardized tests not required | 6/118 | GRE / GMAT exemption accepted (Feyisayo (Feyi) Olufemi); GRE exemption accepted (Syed Murtaza Arshad); GRE optional or not required (Oluwabunmi Alao); Language test optional or not required (Kaileen, Olamide Akinsola); SAT / ACT / GRE / GMAT optional or not required (Abdulafeez Olaitan) |
| GRE | 4/118 | 319/340; Verbal 153, Quantitative 166 (Manoj Chamlagain); GRE taken (Dr. Ousman Bajinka, Shehryar Jafar, Vipul Garg) |
What Recipients Pursued After Their Scholarship-Funded Studies
| Recipient | Scholarship-funded degree/program | Reported later outcome |
|---|---|---|
| Zulfiqar Ali | Ph.D. | Works as an Assistant Professor of Rock Mechanics at NUST in Pakistan and an Adjunct Lecturer at the University of Adelaide. |
| Shirley Gabriella | Ph.D. in Peace and Conflict Studies; Indigenous African counterterrorism approach | After earning the Ph.D., worked as a civil servant and adjunct lecturer and served as executive director of the Africa Network of Critical Security Scholars. |
| Dr. Ousman Bajinka (2019–2023) | Ph.D. in Microbiology | After the PhD, returned to The Gambia as a Senior Lecturer and Researcher at the University of The Gambia and completed a postdoctoral placement in China. |
| Dr. Maxine Chan | Ph.D. in Engineering and IT, climate modelling | Climate-modelling consultant in Melbourne |
| Dirgha Raj Joshi | Ph.D. in Medicinal chemistry/organic synthesis/drug discovery | Later researched coronavirus drug discovery at the National Institutes of Health in the United States, then returned to pharmacy education and research in Nepal, including Jumla |
| Catia Mota | Ph.D. in Molecular Biology | Pursued a postdoctoral fellowship at the Korea Basic Science Institute |
| Mojtaba Tadayonifar | Ph.D. in Applied Linguistics | After completing the Applied Linguistics PhD, worked as a Student Success Adviser and remained active in scholarly publishing and peer review. |
| Duke Debrah Afrane | Ph.D. in Organisational Behaviour | After the doctorate, worked as an Assistant Lecturer of Organisational Behaviour at Maynooth University . |
| Uche Anyanwagu (started October 2014; defence about two years nine months later) | Ph.D. in Diabetes and cardiovascular research | Completed two years of postdoctoral research, followed by general-practice training, clinical research and medical education. |
| Shahriyar Safat Dipta (February 2021–early 2025) | Ph.D. in Doctoral research at the University of New South Wales | Electrical Engineer at iAuto Energy |
| Saddam Hussain | Ph.D. in Architecture (Structural Engineering) | Became a design engineer at Kikukawa Kogyo Co., Ltd. in Japan. |
| Maheera Abdul Ghani | Ph.D. in Materials Science and Metallurgy | Reported current work as a policy writer for CambridgeZero and a recent semiconductor market-analysis internship at the Institute for Manufacturing, Cambridge. |
| Dr. Usama Perwez (2019 scholarship) | Ph.D. in Energy Systems | Associate Head of Mechanical Engineering Department at NUST Pakistan |
| Dr Mehran Idris Khan | Ph.D. in International Law | After completing the recipient’s PhD, Continued in academia, focusing on environmental law, maritime law, international law and public policy. |
| Bijan Bhattarai | Ph.D. in Economics, ISSCAD National School of Development | After completing the doctorate, pursued research and evidence-generation work with multilateral and bilateral institutions. |
| Zahid Iqbal (completed 2025) | Ph.D. in Electronic Science and Technology | Postdoctoral researcher, Harbin Institute of Technology |
| Sohaib Bin Altaf Khattak | Ph.D. in Information and Communication Engineering | Prince Sultan University visiting researcher role developed into a postdoctoral fellowship |
| Dr. Md. Nurul Islam (completed 2024) | Ph.D. in Library, Information and Archives Management, completed 2024 | After completing the Ph.D., worked as Deputy Librarian and adjunct faculty at the International Islamic University Chittagong and pursued postdoctoral research. |
| Arxel Gutierrez Elnar (Ph.D. completed August 2025) | Ph.D. in Integrated M.S.–Ph.D. in Animal Science and Technology | Continued at Chung-Ang University as a BK 21 FOUR postdoctoral researcher after the August 2025 Ph.D. completion |
| Ali Ahsan (from 2023) | Ph.D. in Science (Structural Biology / Biophysics) | Secured a JSPS postdoctoral fellowship at Nagoya University (Narita Lab), scheduled to start in March 2027 after the MEXT-funded PhD. |