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

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令和２年度横浜市webインターンシップの開催について 横浜市からwebインターンシップのお知らせが参りました。本インターンシップにご興味のある方は、以下の事項をご確認の上、直接横浜市へご応募ください。 ■概要 高等専門学校生・大学生・大学院生の皆様を対象に、例年実施している「横浜市インターンシップ」は、 新型コロナウイルス感染症の拡大防止の観点から、今年度は中止しました。 しかし、学生の皆様に、横浜市の魅力や横浜市職員の雰囲気について、 少しでも知っていただきたいという思いで、zoomを使って『若手職員とのオンライン座談会』を開催します。 画面越しにはなりますが、リアルタイムで質問可能です。 参加を希望される方は、「令和２年度横浜市webインターンシップ募集案内（PDF：1,173KB）」及び 「横浜市webインターンシップ参加の際の注意事項（PDF：344KB）」の内容をよくご確認いただいた上で、 下記申込フォームより直接お申込みください。 ■対象者 高等専門学校３・４年生及び専攻科１年生、大学２・３年生、大学院生（令和２年４月１日現在） ※応募者多数の場合は、卒業年の前年にあたる方を優先した抽選とさせていただきます。 ■座談会日時 第１回：令和２年９月10日(木) 16時00分～18時00分 参加予定職員：事務職（区役所地域振興課）×事務職（文化観光局） 第２回：令和２年９月14日(月) 13時00分～15時00分 参加予定職員：電気職（資源循環局）×建築職（建築局） 第３回：令和２年９月14日(月) 15時00分～17時00分 参加予定職員：事務職（国際局）×事務職（教育委員会事務局） 第４回：令和２年９月16日(水) 13時00分～15時00分 参加予定職員：土木職（環境創造局）×建築職（建築局） 第５回：令和２年９月16日(水) 15時00分～17時00分 参加予定職員：保健師職（区役所こども家庭支援課）×社会福祉職（こども青少年局児童相談所） ・１回の座談会につき、２名の若手職員（予定）が参加し、質問にお答えします。 ・１回あたりの開催時間は、40分間です。 ※上記時間の範囲内で、具体的な開催時間は、参加決定者に個別に連絡をさせていただきます。 ■募集人数 １回あたり20名程度 ■応募方法・応募期限 下記申込フォームより、直接お申込みください。応募期限は、【８月31日(月)９時まで】です。 URL:https://www.e-shinsei.city.yokohama.lg.jp/yokohama/uketsuke/dform.do?acs=webinternship2020（外部サイト） ■選考方法 ・応募者多数の場合は、抽選とさせていただきます。 ・抽選結果（参加の可否）については、参加決定者のみに９月２日(水)頃までに通知予定です。 ■その他 ・参加決定者を対象に、９月４日(金)午後にzoomのテスト接続を実施予定です。 詳細は、参加決定者に別途連絡をさせていただきます。 ・本座談会の内容を録画し、インターンシップの実施目的の範囲内で活用をさせていただく場合があります。 【問合せ先】 横浜市総務局人材開発課インターンシップ担当 電話：045-662-2923　FAX：045-662-2922 e-mail：so-internship@city.yokohama.jp 〒231-0023横浜市中区山下町72-1横浜市研修センター５階（中消防署山下出張所の建物です

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The University of Tokyo’s Graduate School of Public Policy (GraSPP) will be holding a live online session via Zoom for prospective applicants to the Master of Public Policy, International Program (MPP/IP). In this session, participants will receive an overview of GraSPP programs and hear from MPP/IP alumni and students who will share their own perspectives from their time at GraSPP. To attend the session, you will need to register in advance from here. 

Date & time: Tuesday, August 25 | 2:00pm-4:00pm (Nay Pyi Taw time)

The two-year Master of Public Policy, International Program (MPP/IP) offers an extensive and diverse menu of courses taught in English. The program provides recent graduates and aspiring public policy professionals with an opportunity to learn cutting- edge multidisciplinary approaches to addressing public policy challenges. Our faculty consists of academics, who provide intellectual foundations, and policy practitioners, who share professional knowledge and experience with students. The diverse, international student body is close-knit and provides program alumni with a global network of policy professionals. Our cosmopolitan campus is located in central Tokyo with government and business districts within easy reach. 

Host: The University of Tokyo’s Graduate School of Public Policy 

Co-hosts: Foreign Economic Relations Department, Ministry of Investment and Foreign Economic Relations 

Daiwa Myanmar-Japan Foundation (DMJF) 

Okayama University Japan Educational Information Center (OJEIC) 

 

 

https://www.pp.u-tokyo.ac.jp/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/Flyer_InfoSession_MPPIP2020_Myanmar_20200825.pdf

Applications are now open for the position of TA for the course “Comparative Analysis of Japanese Economic Policy-Making Process” (Wednesday at Period 4; 14:55-16:40) in the A1A2 semester AY 2020. Those who want to know more details and/or is interested in becoming a TA should contact the following e-mail address as soon as possible.  [E-mail address] <tonoki [at] pp.u-tokyo.ac.jp> *please replace [at] with @

Call for Applications: Research Assistant Positions

Research Assistant System at The University of Tokyo aims to promote effective research activities, to create an enabling research environment and to develop young researchers’ capabilities by making doctoral students with superior academic abilities and performance engaged in various research and research-related activities. In pursuit of the same aim, Graduate School of Public Policy gives its doctoral students with superior academic abilities and performance an opportunity to be engaged in the GraSPP Research Seminar Program (GReSP) as Research Assistants (RAs). The GReSP provides a venue where GraSPP faculty members, visiting researchers and invited speakers share their cutting-edge research work on public policy and related topics with broader academic and policy communities. GraSPP invites doctoral students enrolled in GraSPP to apply for Research Assistant positions as follows.

Eligibility Full-time doctoral students enrolled in GraSPP doctoral program Term of appointment Six months (October 2020 - March 2021) Responsibilities

RAs are required to contribute to the successful implementation of the GReSP by all levels of work in collaboration with faculty members and staff in charge. Expected work includes but not limited to: -Preparation for the seminar -Announcement/Advertisement -Support the seminar operation on the day -Maintain and update of the GReSP mailing list -Making records of events -Other related work

Remuneration

40,000 yen / month   Paid in accordance with the rules and regulations set by GraSPP.   Please note that the amount of withholding tax will be deducted from each payment.

Number of RAs to be appointed in the same term Two Documents to be submitted An applicant is required to submit a research work plan (Form 1, 36KB in Excel format). Prior to submission, please obtain your main supervisor’s approval. Application Deadline Friday, September 4 Submit to GraSPP Graduate School Office by e-mail (ppin.j[at]gs.mail.u-tokyo.ac.jp)

GraSPP’s Research Promotion Committee will evaluate the work plan and select RAs. Selection result will be announced in the middle of September. For your reference, information on the GraSPP Research Seminar Program(GReSP) is available from the following link:

https://www.pp.u-tokyo.ac.jp/en/tag/graspp-research-seminar/

UTokyo has eased the university activities restrictions level to "Level 0.5" and all UTokyo members need to follow the steps below in order to enter respective campuses from Monday, 27th July, 2020. Before entering campus(es), report your body temperature and physical condition through "UTokyo Health Management Report Form". show an "ENTRY OK" e-mail sent from the system above at campus gate. In case you have a fever or some of the other symptoms, you receive a "STAY HOME" e-mail and you cannot enter any UTokyo campus(es). Please also contact the following e-mail address in such case. ◎UTokyo Health Management Report Form https://www.u-tokyo.ac.jp/ja/general/healthcheck.html If you have any health problems or concerns, please visit the websites below. ◎UTokyo Health Service Center http://www.hc.u-tokyo.ac.jp/en/ ◎Center for Research on Counseling and Support Services https://dcs.adm.u-tokyo.ac.jp/en/ Contact information at GraSPP: <covid19-consultation[at]pp.u-tokyo.ac.jp>

In 2013, there was a turning point in my life—from an official in a developing country, Cambodia, I became a student anew in a developed country whose people are considered self-disciplined and highly moral citizens. Living in Tokyo was not so easy for me in the early stages, as I needed to adapt to a new environment that had a markedly different lifestyle from the one I knew. However, I received tremendous support from my friends, my professors, staff of GraSPP, and IMF staff. In the first year, I did not achieve my desired results as I struggled in adapting to my new way of life, dealing with the difficulty of the courses, and catching up with some of my smart classmates who were among the most brilliant students of Japan—although I also gallivanted around a lot. The University of Tokyo is one of the most prestigious universities; thus, if you want to have good results, never underestimate your course program or your classmates. For the first-year students, not only do you need to study smart, but you also need to study hard. It would be wise not to stress out but to spare some time to cultivate beautiful friendships with those who would positively encourage you during hard times.

In my second year, I reaffirmed my commitment to achieving my desired results. Frankly speaking, it was partly inspired　by Japanese history, which I learned through my travels in Japan, and the stories of the Samurai—the brave soldiers who would never surrender. In this regard, I made a strict study timetable by reducing my idle time while having appropriate leisure time. However, in order to deal with the hard slog, I promised myself a lengthy tour of Japan after I completed all my required courses. Nothing is impossible as long as we are willing to make the effort. Eventually, I managed to finish my research and the second-year courses with better　results than what I expected.

Fortunately, after coming back to my beloved homeland, I was assigned to a task related to international cooperation among ASEAN+3 nations, which provided me some opportunities to attend meetings in Japan. Every time I visited Japan, I always found time to meet some of my friends who had helped me during the time I was there. Time may pass, but memories will last. I cannot forget all the kindness that I gratefully received during my time in Japan.

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研究用アンケート調査ご協力のお願い 　この度「パンデミック禍の行動制限に関する研究」のため、２０歳以上で現在日本に在住の方を対象としたアンケートを実施しています。今回の新型コロナウイルスのようなパンデミック対応に関する国際的政策議論に寄与する知見を得ることを目的としています。該当者の方は本調査の趣旨をご理解いただき、ご協力を賜りますようお願い申し上げます。   ※質問は９つあり、所要時間は約５分です。 ※回答は匿名で回収されます。 ※８月２８日までご回答いただけます。   研究説明とアンケートは下記のＵＲＬをクリックしてください。 https://jp.surveymonkey.com/r/6DKCGYZ   研究責任者 東京大学公共政策大学院 准教授　青木尚美 aoki@pp.u-tokyo.ac.jp

NOTICE: Temporary suspension of certificate dispenser For routine checkup, all certificate dispenser on campus will be suspended during the following period. If GraSPP students need to issue a certificate during that time, please apply it at the GraSPP Graduate School Office. From 1pm to 2:30pm, Monday, 24th August

NOTICE: Medical Checkups for new students AY 2020 The medical checkups for new students will be conducted as follows. GraSPP students who enroll in Autumn, 2020 need to take medical checkups at Hongo Campus during the period below. Please ware masks when you come to check up. You are not allowed to enter check up place if you have fever or respiratory symptoms as cough or phlegm. Date： from Thursday, October 22, 2020 Venue： Sanjo kaikan * Online pre-registration and survey through the Health Service Center website are required. The registration website will be available Female: from 5 pm on Wednesday, 2 September. Male: from 5pm on Friday, 4 September. * Please be sure to bring your student ID card and your reservation number at medical checkups. For more details, please refer the following Link http://www.hc.u-tokyo.ac.jp/en/checkups/medical-checkups-for-research-graduate-students-for-fall-admission/