Her Imperial Highness Crown Princess Akishino visited the JEPN Student Reunion Day held at Sophia University in March 2024. The visit was arranged because of her interest in Pathways Japan’s efforts to bring refugees to…
Pathways Japan offers two programs for students with refugee backgrounds from Syria, Afghanistan, and Ukraine to study in Japan: “Japanese Language School Pathways,” in which students study at a Japanese language school for two years…
Pathways Japan has opened applications for the following two University Pathways programs for the admission in 2024. Starting this year, in addition to Ukrainian students, the program will also begin admitting Syrian students, expanding the…
Pathways Japan launched a recruitment process for the programmes below on 7th Aug 2023. Japan-Syria Language School Pathways (JLSP) Japan-Afghanistan Language School Pathways (JALP) Japan-Ukraine Language School Pathways (JULP) The application period for all three…
Japan-Ukraine University Pathways is a programme that accepts Ukrainian students forced to leave their home country due to Russia’s military invasion and provides them with higher education at Japanese universities, leading to employment and self-reliance….
Pathways Japan has developed the Pathways Japanese Language School Program, in which students from Syria and Afghanistan study for two years with tuition waiver cooperation from each partner Japanese language school, and then go on…
Since the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, Pathways Japan, with the cooperation of the government, educational institutions, businesses, citizens, and many others, has welcomed 108 Ukrainian refugees into Japanese society through its universities…
Pathways Japan has launched a second Call for Applications for Japan – Ukraine University Pathways Program for admission of Ukrainian evacuees already residing in Japan, in cooperation with eight partner universities. The closing date for…
Pathways Japan is making a second Call for Applications for the Japanese Language School Pathways Program for admission of evacuees and refugees from Ukraine in cooperation with partner Japanese language schools. , The closing date…
Report on the progress of our project for admisshion of Ukrainian evacuees. Recently, ten Ukrainian evacuee students arrived safely in Japan via neighbouring Poland. The ten students who came to Japan are women in their…
Since mid-March, Pathways Japan (PJ), in cooperation with universities, Japanese language schools and Ukrainian communities in Japan, has been calling for applicants in Ukraine and neighbouring countries who wish to come to Japan. We have…
Pathways Japan has made a first round call for applications for the Educational Pathways Program for admission of evacuees and refugees from Ukraine, in cooperation with the university and Japanese language schools. We have received…
March 14, 2022 Pathways Japan Pathways Japan (Location: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, Representative Director: Norimasa Orii), in cooperation with universities and Japanese language schools that have already applied to our organization, will start admitting Ukrainian evacuees to…
Pathways Japan calls for an application for Japanese Language School Progamme for Emergency Admission of Afghans designed for those evacuees from the country and former students who face difficulty in their return. On 20th Apr….
Her Imperial Highness Crown Princess Akishino visited the JEPN Student Reunion Day held at Sophia University in March 2024. The visit was arranged because of her interest in Pathways Japan’s efforts to bring refugees to…
Pathways Japan offers two programs for students with refugee backgrounds from Syria, Afghanistan, and Ukraine to study in Japan: “Japanese Language School Pathways,” in which students study at a Japanese language school for two years…
Pathways Japan has developed the Pathways Japanese Language School Program, in which students from Syria and Afghanistan study for two years with tuition waiver cooperation from each partner Japanese language school, and then go on…
Since the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, Pathways Japan, with the cooperation of the government, educational institutions, businesses, citizens, and many others, has welcomed 108 Ukrainian refugees into Japanese society through its universities…
Pathways Japan calls for an application for Japanese Language School Progamme for Emergency Admission of Afghans designed for those evacuees from the country and former students who face difficulty in their return. On 20th Apr….