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フェローシップ (ferooshippu) Japanese meaning | Kotomora
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He applied for a graduate school fellowship.
This research is supported by a fellowship grant.
Usage patterns 〈 物もの 〉 を 受う ける to receive a fellowship (grant)
He received a fellowship in graduate school.
〈 物もの 〉 に 応おう 募ぼ する to apply for a fellowship
The researcher applied for an overseas fellowship.
〈 物もの 〉 を 得え る to obtain a fellowship
She obtained a fellowship at a prestigious university.
Related words 奨学金 refers specifically to a scholarship or grant of money for study, while フェローシップ is the broader English loanword covering both such grants and the sense of academic community.
親睦 means friendly, communal fellowship among people, whereas フェローシップ often specifically denotes an academic or religious grant or group.
Don't confuse with フェローシップ and リーダーシップ are both katakana loanwords ending in ‑シップ but mean 'fellowship' and 'leadership' respectively, with no shared meaning.
メンバーシップ (membership) sounds similar to フェローシップ (fellowship) because both end in ‑シップ, but they refer to different kinds of affiliation.
Etymology Borrowed from English 'fellowship'.
