Difference: FJPPLStudents (13 vs. 14)
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TYL-FJPPL Young Investigator Award | ||||||||
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| < < | Support from University of Paris-Sud for undergraduent student internships in Japan | |||||||
| > > | Support from University of Paris-Sud for undergraduate and graduate student internships in Japan | |||||||
| The Department of International Relations of University of Paris-Sud encourages Bachelor and Master students in Physics to do their internship in a Japanese laboratory. Targeted laboratories are those sharing a Memorandum of Understanding with University of Paris-Sud (currently University of Kyoto, University of Tsukuba and Nara Institute of Science and Technology), and more generally all institutes involved in the Toshiko Yuasa France-Japan Particle Physics Laboratory (TYL-FJPPL). Internships are expected to last 10 weeks at the Master-1 level (4th year in Physics) and 6 months during Master-2 (5th year of specialisation in Subatomic Physics and Cosmology). University of Paris-Sud provides a financial support, corresponding to 600 €/month and covering travel expenses, to students participating to such an exchange programme. If possible, a minor contribution from the Japanese institute is welcome to complete this French grant, and to guarantee good conditions of stay in Japan to the student. | ||||||||
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