University of Tokyo Research Internship Program (UTRIP)
University of Tokyo Research Internship Program (UTRIP)
Discovering research and culture in Japan
Host:
University of Tokyo
Department:
School of Science: Physics, Astronomy, Earth and Planetary Science, Chemistry, Biological Sciences
UTRIP is a summer internship program organized by the Graduate School of Science at the University of Tokyo, which invites undergraduate students from all around the world with keen interests in pursuing an M.S. or Ph.D. degree in the future, to experience the forefront of research at a world-leading laboratory. It is open to students in the second or a later year of undergraduate studies at a university outside of Japan, who major in a natural science or related field.
Selected participants will work closely with leading researchers at the laboratory of their own choice in the five departments at the Graduate School of Science: Physics, Astronomy, Earth and Planetary Science, Chemistry, and Biological Sciences. The program also incorporates a short Japanese language course, an excursion outside of Tokyo, a Japanese culture workshop, and a few social events, to enhance the participants’ understanding of Japan and rapport with current students at UTokyo.
Students can choose up to two professors from the list of UTRIP hosting professors upon application, and they will be assigned to one of them once selected. The hosting laboratories change every year.
Free off-campus accommodation provided. One-time Allowance will be provided to cover both the round trip airfare to Japan and daily expenses in Japan according to the university location.
In-person
June 25 – August 5, 2025 (6 weeks)
Application to be submitted online at: www.s.u-tokyo.ac.jp/en/utrip/
(Application form will be activated when applications open).
Application deadline: 7 January 2025
University of Tokyo Research Internship Program (UTRIP)
Date:
7 January 2025
Host:
Up to 170,000 JPY
Duration / Dates:
6 weeks
June 25 – August 5, 2025
Program Method
In-person
Contact
Ms. Yuri Sugie and
Ms. Kumiko Nishikata
International team, Academic Affairs Group, School of Science