Interests in politics, government, and healthcare are the first step in developing arguments that only you can make
from China
Type : Faculty Voice
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| Prof. Bei Jin
from China -
Find a comfortable relationship with mathematics if you aim to enter public policy
| Prof. Ryo Kato
from Japan -
政策課題に取り組むときに必要なのは「バランス感覚」と「柔軟性」
| Prof. Takayuki Moriya
from Japan -
The various networks we gain through class interactions are valuable life assets
| Prof. Yasushi Iwamoto
from Japan -
Enjoying the study of labour phenomena through a social science approach
| Prof. Daiji Kawaguchi
from Japan -
Navigating the public sector and academia, bridging the gap between theory and practice
| Prof. Toshiro Nishizawa
from Japan -
Fostering public policy practitioners with firm theoretical foundations
| Prof. Roberto Orsi
from Italy -
Putting the power of the ideal into practice
| Prof. Makoto Nirei
from Japan -
Considering public policy from the broader perspective
| Prof. Hideaki Shiroyama
from Japan -
The art of pursuing possibilities
| Prof. Naoko Saiki
from Japan -
Enhancing analytical skills for policy and business in a diverse world
| Prof. Yasutora Watanabe
from Japan -
Looking from Japan with hope for the future stability and prosperity of East Asia
| Prof. Akio Takahara
from Japan -
Developing next-generation leaders who will shine on the global stage
| Prof. Yoshihiro Kawai
from Japan -
Unknown environments lead to the rediscovery of oneself
| Prof. Hikaru Ogawa
from Japan -
Promoting administrative intelligence in pursuit of better public administration and management
| Prof. Naomi Aoki
from Japan -
Developing more realistic models for tackling real-world problems
| Prof. Kucheryavyy Konstantin
from Russia -
Seeking to unravel the unknowns facing the world today
| Prof. Keisuke Iida
from Japan -
Expert sees strategic communications in Japanese, global perspective
| Prof. Chiyuki Aoi
from Japan -
Ideas and their History Really Matter
| Prof. Roberto Orsi
from Italy -
From METI bureaucrat to university educator: a pragmatic outlook on the future of the earth
| Prof. Jun Arima
from Japan