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Joint Japan/World Bank Graduate Scholarship Program (JJ/WBGSP) / World Bank · Australian National University, Crawford School of Public Policy

JJ/WBGSP Program Master of Public Policy (ANU Crawford School)

Deadline
191 days left
Funding
Fully funded
Level
Master’s
Country
Australia
Language
English

This is the JJ/WBGSP route to the Master of Public Policy at Australian National University, for candidates who are admissible both to the program and to ANU admission. No financial coverage is established here. Applications go through direct contact with [email protected], not the university’s online portal.

Verified on 8 November 2026

JJ/WBGSP program for applicants to the Master of Public Policy at the Australian National University (Crawford School), taught in English; call announced, opens 29 March 2027 and closes 21 May 2027. Applications close on 21 May 2027, that is in 191 days.

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Get ready

Applications open: 29 March 2027.

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Conditions

Blocking requirements

  • Expérience requise : Possible, selon voie d’admission: par exemple minimum 3 ans ETP au niveau ANZSCO Skill Level 1 ou jusqu’à 10 ans ETP selon les options énoncées

  • Procédure de candidature pour candidats JJ/WBGSP

    “Applicants submitting to the Joint Japan/World Bank Graduate Scholarship Program should contact [email protected] for application information.DO NOT apply through the online portal.”

  • Exigences en anglais pour admission postgraduate coursework

    “All of the following: Overall score: 6.5; Reading: 6.0; Writing: 6.0; Speaking: 6.0; Listening: 6.0”

  • Required degree

    “Bachelor degree or international equivalent with GPA 5/7; or Bachelor degree or international equivalent with GPA 4/7 and a minimum of 3 years full-time equivalent work experience at ANZSCO Skill Level 1 in a field related to the program; or ... A minimum of 10 years full-time equivalent work experience at ANZSCO Skill Level 1 in a field related to the program.”

Assets

  • Voies alternatives d’admission

    “Bachelor degree or international equivalent with GPA 4/7 and a Graduate Certificate or international equivalent with a GPA of 4/7; or Graduate Diploma or international equivalent with a GPA 4/7; or 48 units of courses in a postgraduate program with a GPA of 4/7”

Watch points

  • Fenêtres d’application JJ/WBGSP multiples

    Drawn from the published conditions, to be confirmed with the organiser.

Dr Kafoutchoni’s reading

The key phrase here is « DO NOT apply through the online portal »: for this JJ/WBGSP channel, using the wrong route can invalidate the application before it is even reviewed. The real work is to prepare in advance the documents that take time to obtain, especially the ones that let you choose the strongest admission route among the GPA and work-experience thresholds. Check your English test early as well, because ANU applies precise score requirements and the TOEFL iBT Home Edition is excluded. The concrete step: email [email protected] first, then align your file with the admission route that does not force you into a single reading of your profile.

Dr Medard Kafoutchoni · PhD in Genetics & Bioinformatics · Scholarship Strategist.

Deadlines

Deadline: Announced2027

Fenêtre d’application JJ/WBGSP (Window #2) pour certains établissements participants, voir le site JJ/WBGSP

Countries covered

Candidates may apply if they fall within the JJ/WBGSP scope and can be admitted to ANU’s Master of Public Policy. For this route, the first step is not the ANU portal, but contacting [email protected]. The announced window corresponds to JJ/WBGSP Window #2 in 2027, with its own application process.

Application pathway

A short path from reading the brief to submitting a properly prepared application.

  1. Check the conditions

    Read the exclusions and blocking requirements before investing time in the application.

  2. Prepare the documents

    Gather the documents below and confirm what the programme actually requests.

  3. Submit on the official site

    Use the official application link and respect the deadline for the relevant cycle.

  4. Track the cycle

    Keep proof of submission and watch for follow-up requests from the provider.

Documents to prepare or confirm

This list helps you prepare; it does not replace the programme’s official checklist.

  • Identity document or passport
  • Degrees, transcripts and academic records
  • CV or academic and professional background
  • Motivation statement, project or written responses
  • Language proof, if requested

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What we verified

Each statement below was checked against the official source on the date shown.

  • Le JJ/WBGSP liste le « Master of Public Policy » de l’Australian National University, Crawford School of Public Policy comme programme participant pour 2027 et inclut ANU dans la Window #2 (29/03/2027-21/05/2027).

    Method: Recoupement entre la page JJ/WBGSP listant les programmes participants et la page JJ/WBGSP dédiée à l’Application Window #2 · 8 November 2026

  • La page du programme ANU indique une procédure spécifique pour les candidats JJ/WBGSP: contacter [email protected] et ne pas postuler via le portail en ligne.

    Method: Lecture de la section « Further Information » de la page du programme Master of Public Policy · 8 November 2026

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Master's cohort

Prepare three master's applications with a group

The deadline for this scholarship is 21 May 2027. Master's cohort: 6 live sessions of 90 minutes and 2 individual feedback sessions of 20 minutes. You prepare three applications and submit them yourself.

Apply to the cohort80,000 FCFA (about €122). 15 places, applications until 29 November, first session on 5 December.

Or start with the free Application Audit

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These briefs are drawn from official sources on the date shown. Programmes change their rules without notice: always check the provider’s own site before applying.