University overview
JAIST was founded in 1990 as Japan's first independent national graduate school for science and technology, and it still awards only master's and doctoral degrees — there is no undergraduate faculty. Teaching and research sit on one campus at Nomi in Ishikawa, organised into three schools: Knowledge Science, Information Science and Materials Science. Roughly two in five degree students are international, and a master's can be completed entirely in English: every compulsory course on the Ishikawa campus is offered in English as well as Japanese.
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Funding
1 external scholarship names this university among their designated schools.
- Mitani Scholarship Mitani Scholarship Foundation
This university’s own scholarships and tuition reductions are not listed here — the source excludes them. Check the university directly.
University sources (5)
- Access (Japanese page — the only one listing all three sites)JAIST · verified 8 Sep 2026
- Admission Fee and TuitionJAIST · verified 8 Sep 2026
- Student DormitoryJAIST · verified 8 Sep 2026
- International Students by NationalityJAIST · verified 8 Sep 2026
- Number of StudentsJAIST · verified 8 Sep 2026