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Nagahiro Minato, Kyoto University president, interviewed by The Asahi Shimbun in Kyoto on April 26 (Ryosuke Nonaka)
KYOTO Kyoto University is looking to nurture the next generation of researchers who may be currently struggling to complete their education during the novel coronavirus pandemic.
It will establish a scholarship fund of 2.5 billion yen ($22.85 million) for students who want to become researchers and need financial assistance.
The university aims to help students advance to doctoral programs to train them as researchers as well as supporting their daily lives under the COVID-19 pandemic.
The university is considering providing 50,000 yen per month to undergraduates and 100,000 yen per month to graduate students in scholarships from the next fiscal year. Recipients do not need to pay back the financial assistance.