Joint Japan / World Bank Graduate Scholarship Program (JJ/WBGSP), World Bank (liste des programmes participants) · Williams College, Center for Development Economics
JJ/WBGSP Scholarship at Williams College, master
- Deadline
- date not published
- Funding
- Fully funded
- Level
- Master’s
- Country
- United States
This JJ/WBGSP scholarship concerns the Master of Arts in Policy Economics at Williams College in the United States, for candidates who are nationals of an eligible country. The call is announced for the 2027 intake, but the dates have not yet been published. Applications go through the general World Bank windows listed on the official page, which should be monitored closely.
Verified on 1 November 2026
This master's program in policy economics at Williams College in the United States is open to candidates from eligible countries: the call is currently announced for the 2027 session and application dates will be specified later through the official windows. Dates not published.
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Conditions
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Nationality
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Programme participant
“Williams College, Center for Development Economics | Master of Art in Policy Economics”
Watch points
Fenêtres de candidature
“⇨ Application Window #1 ⇨ Application Window #2”

Dr Kafoutchoni’s reading
The key word here is « windows »: the call is not open yet, so the real risk is building a timeline around a date that does not exist yet. The decisive point is not to rush a submission, but to have proof of nationality and the academic file ready so you can enter the right window as soon as it appears. Since the master is full-time and on campus, you should also check the practical feasibility of relocation early. The right move is simple: monitor the World Bank program page, keep the file ready, and submit as soon as the official window opens.
Dr Medard Kafoutchoni · PhD in Genetics & Bioinformatics · Scholarship Strategist.
Deadlines
Deadline: date not publishedAnnounced2027
Consulter les fenêtres de candidature générales indiquées sur la page : « Application Window #1 » et « Application Window #2 »
Countries covered
Applicants must be nationals of one of the countries eligible under the JJ/WBGSP program. Nationality is the decisive filter, and the master is an intensive, full-time, in-person program.
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- Page officielle du programme (worldbank.org)Primary source
- Liste des pays éligibles (projects.worldbank.org)Secondary source
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