Eugenio DE ANGELIS

Published on 16/01/2025

Si pubblicano in allegato i voti parziali e finali ottenuti nell'appello del 7 gennaio 2025 (orali: 14 gennaio) di Lingua giapponese 3.1 - Classe 1 Partizioni A-L e M-Z

• 3.1 LT006N gennaio 2025 - primo appello_ParzialiClasse1.pdf

Published on 16/01/2025

Si pubblicano in allegato i voti parziali e finali ottenuti nell'appello del 7 gennaio 2025 (orali: 14 gennaio) di Lingua giapponese 3.1 - Classe 1 Partizioni A-L e M-Z

• 3.1 LT006N gennaio 2025 - primo appello_ParzialiClasse1.pdf

Published on 12/01/2025

Between March 3 and March 17, 2025, Kyushu University's International Master's Program (IMAP) and International Doctorate (IDOC) in Japanese Humanities will accept applications for its MA and PhD degree programs starting in October 2025. 

The faculty offers specializations in Japanese history, literature, religion, and art and architectural history. The focus is on Japan before the Meiji period, but the program also consider thesis proposals in the modern or contemporary era as long as there is a demonstrable connection to the premodern tradition. The University offers a rigorous curriculum with close supervision (currently the program has a ratio of 5 professors to 25 students). The university also conduct regular regional excursions in the Kyushu region and a mandatory fieldwork week for first-year MA students.

Although all classes are taught in English, the programs are fully embedded in the Graduate School of Humanities (人文科学府) and have excellent working relationships with the Japanese colleagues. Applicants have to possess Japanese proficiency (equivalent to at least JLPT N3 for MA, and N2 for PhD).

A second application round (for admission in April 2026) will be held September 1-16, 2025. Shorter sojourns as research students (研究生) are also possible. Interested students should contact the relevant faculty member.

For more on the department and Kyushu University, see https://www.imapkyudai.net/

For more information on the application process, see https://www.imapkyudai.net/application

Published on 10/01/2025

Si comunica che anche quest'anno il governo giapponese offrirà alcune borse di studio "Japanese Studies Students", della durata di un anno circa, con decorrenza a partire da settembre o ottobre 2025, riservate a studenti iscritti a corsi di laurea triennale che studino giapponese come prima lingua da un anno o più.
La scadenza per le domande è il 7 febbraio 2025.

Maggiori informazioni sono presenti sul sito dell'Ambasciata del Giappone:
https://www.it.emb-japan.go.jp/itpr_it/studio_JapaneseStudies.html

Published on 10/01/2025

Si avvisa che durante la sessione d'esami di gennaio si svolgeranno i seguenti ricevimenti nella Sala B del dipartimento durante i quali sarà possibile rivedere le prove d'esame:

- mercoledì 15 gennaio, ore 15.00

- mercoledì 29 gennaio, ore 15.00

Published on 31/12/2024

The Institute for Japanese Studies at Ghent University is inviting candidates for doctoral fellowships funded for 4 years by the Flemish Government (FWO, PhD Fundamental Research Fellowship). The call is open until March 3, 2025, and successful applicants can start their doctoral studies on Nov 1, 2025. Candidates will apply directly to the FWO.

The Institute for Japanese Studies in Ghent offers a vibrant, international, and supportive research and work environment- Should you be interested in joining us in Ghent, please contact them beforehand to discuss your doctoral research topic and see whether your project would fit within the research conducted in Ghent. By following this link: https://www.japan.ugent.be/over-ons/medewerkers/, you will find potential promotors for your project and information about their research focus.