There are two types of study abroad programs: study abroad at an institution with which the university has an agreement (partner institution) and study abroad at a university, language school, or other non-partner institution that you have found on your own. This section describes study abroad at a partner institution.

Short-term programs (1 week to less than 3 months) offered by various faculties. Some programs are led by faculty members, making it easy for students who are going abroad for the first time or experiencing study abroad for the first time to participate.
Some of the programs are registered as courses and credits can be earned.

This is a scholarship program that provides a monthly stipend of approximately 20,000-50,000 yen (* maximum 300,000 yen, depending on budget, destination, etc.) to students who are going on long-term (3 months to less than one year) exchange programs at partner universities of the University. Applications are accepted twice a year. Exchange students do not need to pay tuition fees to their study abroad destination as long as they pay their tuition fees to Ehime University. In addition, some of the credits earned at the study abroad destination may be read as credits at Ehime University. However, since exchange students are sometimes required to have a high level of language ability, it is important to start planning and preparing for the exchange early.

Please use the designated forms for the Application Form, Study Abroad Plan, Recommendation Letter from Academic Advisor, Schedule Confirmation Form, Bank Transfer Request Form, Copy of Bankbook (page showing the account number and account name).

1. Application Guidelines
2. Application Form
3. Study Abroad Plan
4. Recommendation Letter from Academic Advisor
5. Schedule Confirmation Form
6. Bank Transfer Request Form
7. Copy of Bankbook (page showing the account number and account name)

*The program was not implemented in FY2025, and there are no plans to implement it in FY2026 as well.

This is the scholarship program for undergraduate and graduate students who have attended or plan to attend an international conference held outside of Japan.

【Period of stay】less than 2 weeks

【Application Eligibility】full-time undergraduate or graduate student of Ehime University

【Amount and Usage of scholarship】Up to \100,000 yen for travel expenses (air-fare, daily allowance and accommodation fee) and registration fee of the conference. （For online participation, registration fee）

1. Application Guidelines
2. Application Form
3. Report
4. Withdrawal Form
5. Application for Change

The Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT) offers scholarships for graduate study abroad. For more information, please visit the Japan Student Services Organization (JASSO)’s “Overseas Study Information Site”.

Please use the designated forms for the Application Form, Study Abroad Plan, Recommendation Letter from Academic Advisor.

1. Application Guidelines
2. Application Form
3. Study Abroad Plan
4. Recommendation Letter from Academic Advisor
5. Official Academic Transcript

The Urakami Scholarship Society provides scholarships to outstanding individuals who wish to study abroad for study or research and need financial assistance to do so.

Please use the designated forms for the application, recommendation, and planning forms.

1. Application Form for the Study Abroad Scholarship
2. Letter of Recommendation from the Dean or Academic Advisor of Your Current University
3. Study Abroad Plan
4. Certificate of acceptance issued by the university or other institution where you will study (can be submitted after acceptance is confirmed)
5. Official Academic Transcript from Your Current University
6. Certificate of student status
7. Income certificates (not withholding tax certificates) for the applicant and guardian

This is a generous scholarship offered by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT) and the Japan Student Services Organization (JASSO) in cooperation with private companies.
Students who are considering studying abroad for 28 days or more and up to one year (three months or more is recommended), including practical activities such as internships, volunteer work, and fieldwork, are encouraged to review the program details.

Keidanren Ishizaka Memorial Foundation invites applications for the Keidanren Global Talent Development Scholarship for students who intend to be active globally in the future in the international business activities of Japanese companies.