Keio University Scholarship Information Guidebook

The scholarship guidebook will only be published on the website.
(Distribution of booklet ended in 2021.)

This page is for Japanese nationals*.
*Please note that it also includes foreign national students whose residence status is "Permanent Resident," "Statutory Special Permanent Resident," "Long-term Resident," "Spouse or Child of Japanese National (Permanent Resident)," or "Dependent."
Students with "Dependent" status may apply only for scholarships offered by the university that are limited to single-year awards.

The "Keio University Scholarship Information Guidebook 2026" is for students of Japanese nationality and of other nationalities whose status of residence is "Permanent Resident," "Statutory Special Permanent Resident," "Long-term Resident," "Spouse or Child of Japanese National (Permanent Resident)," or "Dependent." It is the English supplement to the Japanese edition of the 慶應義塾大学奨学金案内2026.

▶[Main text] Keio University Scholarship Information Guidebook 2026
▶[Prescribed Form] Checklist for Internal Scholarships, Private Organizations, and Local Government Scholarships
▶[Prescribed Form] Application Slip
▶[Prescribed Form] AY 2026 Spring Semester Donor Designated Scholarships Entry Form
▶[Prescribed Form] Certificate of Expected Annual Income
▶[Prescribed Form] Certificate of Employment Overseas and (Expected) Income
▶[Prescribed Form] Financial Supporter Report
▶[Prescribed Form] Declaration of Unobtainable Certificates

For more information read the Japanese edition of the guidebook which is available via the link below.

For the prescribed forms below, use the documents included within the "慶應義塾大学奨学金案内2026 (Keio University Scholarship Information Guidebook 2026)" (Japanese edition).

• Essay Form (Japanese)

Students should read through the Scholarship Information Guidebook carefully and begin preparing the necessary documentation for the application as early as possible. In particular, it is advisable to prepare in advance any documentation on income, such as the "所得証明書/shotoku shōmeisho (certificate of income)", or documents relating to the academic record (e.g., Official School Report) of first-year students.