WMU Sasakawa Fellowship Program - Nurturing Global Leaders in Maritime Affairs
Since 1987, the Sasakawa Peace Foundation (Ocean Policy Research Institute), together with ocean-affairs-related organizations led by The Nippon Foundation, has provided scholarship support to students worldwide pursuing an MSc in Maritime Affairs at the World Maritime University (WMU) in Malmö, Sweden.
Over the years, the program has supported a growing community of graduates from a wide range of countries, fostering a vibrant and enduring global alumni network. After completing their studies at WMU, Fellows assume positions in governments, international organizations, and educational institutions around the world. Beyond graduation, Fellows remain closely connected through strong bonds of fellowship—a lifelong network that continues to promote collaboration, mutual support, and leadership in maritime and ocean affairs.
Over the years, the program has supported a growing community of graduates from a wide range of countries, fostering a vibrant and enduring global alumni network. After completing their studies at WMU, Fellows assume positions in governments, international organizations, and educational institutions around the world. Beyond graduation, Fellows remain closely connected through strong bonds of fellowship—a lifelong network that continues to promote collaboration, mutual support, and leadership in maritime and ocean affairs.
Friends of WMU, Japan
Facebook (wmujapan)
This is the official Facebook page of Friends of WMU, Japan.
We share updates on newsletters, Sasakawa Fellows’ activities, maritime-related events in Japan, and the activities of the Sasakawa Peace Foundation.
We share updates on newsletters, Sasakawa Fellows’ activities, maritime-related events in Japan, and the activities of the Sasakawa Peace Foundation.
LinkedIn (wmujapan)
This is the official LinkedIn page of Friends of WMU, Japan.
We provide updates on newsletters, Sasakawa Fellows’ activities, maritime-related events in Japan, and the initiatives of the Sasakawa Peace Foundation.
We provide updates on newsletters, Sasakawa Fellows’ activities, maritime-related events in Japan, and the initiatives of the Sasakawa Peace Foundation.
NEWSLETTER
We publish our newsletter 4 times a year (March, June, September, and December) to encourage Sasakawa Fellows' Network to be more actively united and distribute it to not only Sasakawa Fellows but also people concerned with maritime issues including WMU.
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