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When the Graduate School Advancement Special Scholarship Can Be Lost

Scholarship-recipient status may be lost when certain academic, conduct, disciplinary, or enrollment conditions apply and the university president considers the student unsuitable. False statements in application documents may also lead to revocation.

2026: Engineering and Future Science Faculties at Tokyo Senju Campus

For the 2026 academic year, a recipient of the Graduate School Advancement Special Scholarship may lose recipient status if the student withdraws or is expelled, is suspended, receives disciplinary action for violating University regulations, has poor academic performance, or has poor conduct, and the university president considers the student unsuitable as a scholarship recipient.

2026: Other Applicable Faculties and Divisions

For the 2026 academic year, scholarship-recipient status is subject to loss when a listed condition applies and the university president considers the recipient unsuitable. For the Faculty of Engineering, Division II, disciplinary action for violating University regulations, poor academic performance, and poor conduct are listed grounds. Withdrawal, expulsion, or suspension is also listed as a ground for students covered by the Faculty of Engineering, Division II and the Faculty of Science and Technology.

2025: False Statements in Application Documents

For the 2025 academic year, in addition to the listed loss-of-status grounds, the university president revokes scholarship-recipient status if a student made a false statement in scholarship application documents or other related documents. The listed grounds include withdrawal or expulsion, suspension, disciplinary action for violating University regulations, poor academic performance, and poor conduct, when the president considers the student unsuitable as a scholarship recipient.

Official sources

The following official Tokyo Denki University materials were used to prepare this page.