Fields of study: Nano-satellite technologies, space engineering, satellite systems
The PNST Fellowship is a joint initiative by UNOOSA, the Government of Japan, and Kyutech designed to empower participants from non-space-faring nations to develop advanced skills in nano-satellite systems and satellite engineering. Up to three students are selected for the 2-year Master’s programme and up to three for the 3-year Doctoral programme. The programme includes full tuition, matriculation, entrance examination fees, a monthly living stipend, accommodation, local transport, and economy-class airfare.
Benefits
Full tuition fee coverage, entrance, matriculation, and examination fees paid by the host institution
Monthly stipend to cover living expenses
Housing and accommodation support
Economy-class round-trip airfare between home country and Japan
Access to advanced nano-satellite labs and research at Kyutech
Eligibility
Be a national of a developing country or non-space-faring nation
For Master’s: Hold a Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in an engineering-related field
For PhD: Hold a Master’s degree (or equivalent) in an engineering-related field
Demonstrate strong academic performance and research potential