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Category Archives: useful links
From Application to Research: Fulbright in Japan
Aloha friends! I’m Pamela Runestad, a PhD candidate in medical anthropology from the University of Hawai’i at Mānoa. Paula Curtis of Shinpai Deshō asked me if I would share a little about my experience with scholarships in general and with … Continue reading
Posted in applications, financial assistance, funding, graduate school, living abroad, main posts, program review, social networking, study abroad, study tools, undergraduate, useful links
Tagged applications, fulbright, Fulbright Japan, how to, Japan, living in Japan, research, scholarships
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Resource: Podcasts on Japanese Literature and Culture
As many of you know, we love podcasts. With all this newfangled technology, podcasts are an excellent way to practice language or learn about topics you have no previous experience with. Last year a friend of mine who specializes in … Continue reading
Blog Review: I’ll Make It Myself
I was asked to review a friend of a friend’s blog (who also happens to be one of our writers!). To be honest, it’s a little terrifying. It’s a difficult task, but even so, I’d like to introduce you to … Continue reading
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Tagged blog, blog review, culture, food, Japan, Japanese culture, Japanese food, living in Japan
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Call for Applications: 9th EAJS Workshop for Doctoral Students
The European Association for Japanese Studies (EAJS) invites doctoral students in all humanities and social sciences to apply for the 9th EAJS Workshop for doctoral students. The EAJS PhD workshop is sponsored by the Toshiba International Foundation (TIFO) and the Japan … Continue reading
Resource: Medical English Dictionary Online
Today we offer a short introduction to the Medical English Dictionary Online (http://www.medo.jp/0.htm), a resource for people looking to translate difficult medical terms from English to Japanese and Japanese to English. Provided by the 医学情報研究所 (igakujōhōkenkyūsho), or Medical Information Organization Network (an NPO), … Continue reading
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Tagged dictionary, medical, medicine, research, resource, vocabulary
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Funding: Now Available, 2013-14 Applications for David L. Boren Scholars and Fellows
The applications for the 2013-2014 David L. Boren Scholarships and Fellowships are now available at http://www.borenawards.org. Boren Awards provide unique funding opportunities for U.S. undergraduate and graduate students to study in Africa, Asia, Central & Eastern Europe, Eurasia, Latin America, … Continue reading
Funding: Japan Study Grants now open at National Library of Australia
Japan Study Grants The National Library offers annual Japan Study Grants under the auspices of the Harold S. Williams Trust Fund. The Japan Study Grants were established to support interstate scholars and researchers whose work would benefit from access to … Continue reading
Funding: Go Overseas Study Abroad Scholarship
Are you feeling creative? Do you need funding for your upcoming study abroad this year? The Go Overseas Study Abroad Scholarship is open to all (undergrad and graduate) current or aspiring study abroad students. Scholarships are awarded each year. The … Continue reading
Teaching English Informally in Japan
One of the many reasons people go to Japan is to teach English, typically through programs such as JET, AEON, or other companies. In such positions, native speakers serve as formal instructors sponsored by their organization and typically sign contracts … Continue reading
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Tagged education, English, English language, informal teaching, Japan, Japanese, jobs, teaching
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Resource: Podcasts – New Books in East Asian Studies
We often post new book announcements on Sundays here at Shinpai Deshou, but we rarely have the time to review books we’ve read, especially not recent or up and coming works. Today’s resource does just that, and in convenient podcast … Continue reading
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Tagged book reviews, China, east asia, interviews, Japan, Korea, New Books in East Asian Studies, New Books Network, podcast
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