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Stanford e-Japan (Stanford University Scholars Program for Japanese High School Students) 2027

Stanford Program on International and Cross-Cultural Education (SPICE), Stanford University – 支援: 公益財団法人柳井正財団 (Yanai Tadashi Foundation) · Japan

Applications upcomingNo foreign travel required

A free, selective online course from Stanford University's SPICE, funded by the Yanai Tadashi Foundation, in which high school students in Japan study U.S. society, culture and U.S.–Japan relations in English. Applications for the fall 2026 course are closed; the next application period has not been announced.

Grade
10–12
Age
Not published
School attendance
Japan
Residence: Japan
Entry
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First offered in spring 2015, Stanford e-Japan enrols exceptional high school students from Japan for about 10–12 live virtual classes on Saturday afternoons (1 pm JST), with lectures on topics such as the U.S.–Japan relationship, Silicon Valley and entrepreneurship and U.S. high schools. Students spend 3–4 hours a week on lectures, discussions, readings and assignments, write an independent research project published in journal format, and give a presentation on U.S. society at their school or in their community. Graduates receive a Certificate of Completion from SPICE, Stanford University.

Topics

HumanitiesOnline CourseUS-JapanEnglish
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