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Kyoto University Chemistry Talent-Spot 2026 Ulaanbaatar
Sunday, September 13, 2026
Ulaanbaatar Hotel, Mongolia
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Have you ever dreamed of studying abroad for an advanced degree in chemistry?
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Do you ever want to maximize your career potential in an exciting and challenging environment?
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Has anyone ever taught you how to build an international career?
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Do your eyes sparkle when you imagine working with high-caliber professional chemists at a world-renowned research institute?
If any of the above piques your interest, you have every reason to attend Kyoto University Chemistry Talent-Spot 2026 Ulaanbaatar.
The Kyoto University Chemistry Talent-Spot event series brings you boundless opportunities to expand your horizons: featured talks on a multitude of chemistry topics, and one-on-one meetings to network with chemistry professionals and discuss graduate opportunities in the chemistry field and beyond.
Check out who will be present at the event (see Meet The Professors below). Start making an entry now, show your qualifications, and win a seat to speak with Kyoto University's chemistry professionals in person! Due to time constraints, only 15 selected candidates will be invited to the event to be held at the Ulaanbaatar Hotel!
Application form: Now Open
Application deadline: Friday, July 31, 2026 (Japan Standard Time)
Screening results notification: To be sent by email by late-August 2026
Eligibility: The event application is open to students who meet all of the following criteria. Applicants must
1. Be a Mongolia national,
2. Be currently enrolled in, or a fresh graduate of, an undergraduate or graduate program of a top-tier university in Mongolia,
3. Have a high command of the English language, and
4. Have a background in chemistry or a chemistry-related field.
Ph.D. holders are not eligible to apply for this event
If you have a question regarding the event, please contact Kyoto University ICR International Relations through CONTACT.
We look forward to receiving your entries!
Meet The Professors
