2. The Capacity to Utilize Outcomes of the Study over the Long Term Applicants should explain...
2. The Capacity to Utilize Outcomes of the Study over the Long
Term
Applicants should explain clearly the purpose of studying in Japan
and how he or
she will utilize the knowledge which they got from their research
after returning to
Myanmar.
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