東京大学公共政策大学院 | GraSPP / Graduate School of Public Policy | The university of Tokyo

5122182 Japan's Modernization Experience and Its ODA policy (Friday, 5th Period) is held at SMBC hall

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希望者は以下のリンクより詳細を確認の上、奨学厚生課奨学チームへ申請してください。   【対象の奨学金】  女子学生奨学金 エンデバー・ユナイテッド・ホールディングス奨学金  光イノベーション基金奨学金   東京大学独自の奨学金 | 東京大学 (u-tokyo.ac.jp)  

Registration is open for the Think7 (T7) Japan Summit, to be held in Tokyo and virtually on 27-28 April. T7 is the official think tank engagement group of the Group of 7 (G7) and is chaired by the Asian Development Bank Institute (ADBI) under Japan’s 2023 G7 presidency. T7 Japan Summit 27-28 April 2023 Tokyo, Japan and Online (Hybrid) Venue for Onsite Participation ANA InterContinental Tokyo B1F Prominence III (See map) 1-12-33, Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo 107-0052, Japan   Language The T7 Japan Summit will be held in English. Japanese simultaneous interpretation will be available for plenary sessions. Registration https://www.adb.org/adbi/news/registration-think7-t7-japan-summit T7 Summit Contact: General T7 Japan Summit inquiries may be directed to t7japan@adbi.org

Study Abroad: Updates on the “Go Global” website （Individual Application) The International Exchange Group updated the “Go Global” website as follows. Those who are interested, please refer to the “Go Global” website and apply directly. Program USTC Future Scientist Exchange Program (FuSEP) TF-NTU Youth Regional Affairs Dialogue 2023 DISC: Design + Innovation for Sustainable Cities Nature-based Solutions for Disaster and Climate Resilience Summer Programmes @ NUS  

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希望者は、以下のリンク：「内部選考を行う奨学金」ページの各奨学金情報およびPDFファイルを確認の上、奨学厚生課奨学チームへ申請してください。 【募集する奨学金】 公益財団法人　安藤スポーツ・食文化振興財団　(4月10日締切) 公益財団法人　三宅正太郎育英会　(4月14日締切) 公益財団法人　Sky大浦ICT奨学財団　(5月26日締切) 公益財団法人　みずほ育英会（貸与）　(5月12日締切)

The IMF Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific accepts applications for the Summer Internship Program for the economist intern. Position: Economist Intern Period:  Up to 3 months Office:  Tokyo  (Work-from-home arrangements considered for special occasions) Remuneration: An hourly-based stipend to be provided  (No transportation cost or any other subsidies will be provided) Deadline: May 15, 2023 For more infomation; https://www.imf.org/en/Countries/ResRep/OAP-Home/2023/oap-internship-program-economist-intern

Class on Thursday, April 6 is canceled.

Purpose of enrolling in GraSPP

I hoped to join a rigorous and international school outside of my home country, and a professor I interned under at the time who also taught at GraSPP recommended the program. It was probably the best decision I made in my adult life.

Attractive/stimulating points about the school

I would point out its international environment, the variety of classes available within and beyond the scope of public policy, the calibre of instructors, opportunities to attend events where I could see firsthand what policymakers are thinking, and finally, reasonable costs. One aspect about GraSPP I didn’t realize until I graduated was its ideal size. Too many graduate programs are oversized, meaning the alumni network isn’t effective, and graduates may be seen as just another graduate of said program. Yet GraSPP has name value and is large enough to accommodate various student needs, post-graduation careers, and a robust network of alumni who are actually interested in your story.

What I have gained from my student life

One serendipity was the internships available through GraSPP. I did not expect there to be such attractive options, and the internships I took on undoubtedly boosted my career. My school life at GraSPP certainly affected my career — most importantly, I was able to hone in on what I wanted to do, which is not an easy task. Many international alumni tend to stay in Japan, including me. For better or for worse, the labor market greatly favors international professionals. Even if you have never lived in Japan, it’s arguably one of the most fun, safe, affordable, and interesting countries in the world! GraSPP has become a small part of my identity. If it weren’t for GraSPP, I may not be living in Japan, and I certainly would not be in my current career trajectory, nor enjoying holidays with my friends who shared the same graduate school experience. I’m still very close to the friends I made at GraSPP — we continue to support, congratulate, and motivate each other, and are probably my most cherished keepsake from my time as a graduate student.

Message to prospective students

Take a wide variety of courses, meet as many people as you can, and keep an open mind about everything! GraSPP is what you make of it. If you’re doing it right, your time at GraSPP will zoom right past you, so savor every moment.      

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法学部と経済学部からのお知らせを掲示します 2023（◇他学部生対象）法・経合併および類似科目の履修

Dear students interested in Energy Security (5123032-1), The 1st class on 10 April will be exceptionally conducted from 16h50 to 18h35 (not 18h45-20h30) at Seminar Room E, International Academic Research Building 12F. Project Professor Jun ARIMA