2025 Nippon Foundation Training Program in Germany For Developing Countries
2025 Nippon Foundation Training Program in Germany For Developing Countries The Purpose of this Program is to invite candidates from developing countries who are working on issues related to the law of the sea, maritime law, or dispute settlement. The program aims to develop the skills and deepen their knowledge of dispute settlement in the law of the sea under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS). The Training Program also includes a visit to other Countries in Europe like the Netherlands, Italy, Belgium, and Germany. There is no application fee and all participant’s costs including Travel, accommodation, insurance, and stipend are covered by the Nippon Foundation. Features of the Program Participants will spend 9 Months in Hamburg. Participants will attend lectures inter alia, on the law of the sea, dispute settlement, and environmental law. Current issues related to the law of the sea International environmental law Maritime law lecture series. 2025 Nippon Foundation Training Program Summary Type: Fellowship, Training Location: Hamburg, Germany Duration: 9 Months Sponsored by: Nippon Foundation Funding Type: Fully Funded Eligible Countries: Developing Countries Perks: Monthly Allowance, Accommodation, Medical Insurance, Study Visits, etc Deadline: 6th March, 2025 2025 Nippon Foundation Training Program Requirements The Fellowship is open to applicants from Developing countries. Age: 25-40 years old. Education: Law degree and demonstrated research capacity. Profession: Junior to mid-level government officials (ocean affairs/maritime law) OR researchers (ocean/maritime legal issues). Research Proposal: Must propose a research topic relevant to their State’s UNCLOS implementation (especially Part XV). Nomination: The nominating body must explain the applicant’s tasks and how training will benefit the institution/State. Language Proficiency: Excellent knowledge of English or French, and working knowledge of the other. English is the primary language of instruction. The Program Covers: Travel Expenses: Round-trip travel costs to and from Hamburg, Germany. Accommodation: Participants are provided Free accommodation near the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea (ITLOS). Monthly Allowance: A monthly stipend is given to cover living expenses. Medical Insurance: Comprehensive medical insurance is included. Study Visits: Participants will also Participate in Group Visits to Berlin, Bremen, Cuxhaven, Hamburg, Hanover, Kiel, and other countries. Deadline: 6th March, 2025 Apply Here for the 2025 Nippon Foundation Training Program
