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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総務省でのインターンシップを希望する者は、総務省のWebサイトをよく読み、 「履歴書」及び「調査票」を5月8日（水）17時までに公共政策大学院係に提出してください。 注意点 ◾本学インターンシップへの今後の影響を考慮し、省庁関連インターンシップ申込は１件のみとします。 ◾採用決定後の辞退は、本学のインターンシップの採用に影響しますので認めません。

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人事院による霞が関公共政策大学院生インターンシップへの参加を希望する場合は、「インターンシップ課題一覧」ならびに「実習プログラムの予定表」により詳細を確認し、「公共政策大学院生応募書類（様式）」を公共政策大学院係に提出してください。締め切りは5月9日（木）17時とします。 ☆31年度公共各府省インターンシップ課題一覧【2019年4月22日情報更新あり】 ※農林水産省からの課題が追加されました。（「農水－３」） 注意点 ◾選考に当たって、人事院または希望府省から直接メール・電話で応募書類の内容等を確認される場合があるので、注意すること。 ◾インターンシップ終了後の各府省での研究成果発表、報告書の作成等にあたっては、本教育部教員の指導をうけるように務めること。 ◾本学インターンシップへの今後の影響を考慮し、本教育部を通じた省庁関連インターンシップ申込は１件のみとする。 ◾採用決定後の辞退は、本学のインターンシップの採用に影響するので認めない。

Thanks to the University of Tokyo’s Graduate School of Public Policy (GraSPP) I was given the opportunity to intern at the International Institute of Monetary Affairs (IIMA) for seven weeks   --an extremely impressive and fruitful experience for me. IIMA is a nonprofit research institute. The institute aims to serve public interest by providing high-quality research in the international monetary field. Therefore, my internship largely consisted of research. English and Japanese are both okay for the purposes of the internship, although my colleagues at the IIMA generally spoke and sent emails in Japanese. My role at IIMA was “research assistant.” However, I was offered a great deal of freedom and autonomy in choosing my own topics of research. I was expected to produce a newsletter that would be posted on the IIMA’s official website. Much to my surprise, IIMA offered me the time of two instructors and one lecturer to support my research. The instructors were inspiring and highly-experienced researchers. The lecturer even met with me, one-on-one, for one hour a week to teach me key economic concepts. IIMA also made high-quality reading materials and data streams accessible to me. In addition to writing the 15-page newsletter for IIMA, I also assisted in the planning of the 27th International Financial Symposium –one of the largest events of 2019. I checked translations for speeches and collected information for my instructors. Through this internship I gained a new understanding of what a research job entails. In all honesty, I felt quite confused during the first couple of weeks as there was no job description, work instructions, or pressure to meet deadlines. The only thing I did was study. I read numerous papers and news from various sources. I also attended several seminars and symposiums. During this time, I became much more aware of the status of current international affairs. Almost without thinking, I found myself developing good research and reading habits. I also gained confidence in my own understanding of economics and my ability to apply that knowledge. I will take that confidence with me when I return to GraSPP. Most importantly, I strengthened my critical thinking skills in the realms of economics and politics. The internship also gave me strong motivation to learn Japanese –language is absolutely crucial when exploring the larger world. As I understand, it is often very difficult for international students to find internship opportunities in Japan. Therefore, I want to thank GraSPP for launching various internship programs. I never would have thought that I could glimpse real Japanese professional society in this way, just five months after coming to Tokyo. Internships matter to a great extent for young individuals like me because practical experience often speaks much louder than theoretical understanding. Only by trying out various sectors can one truly find the career that they want to pursue. I want to convey my utmost gratefulness to the kind-hearted people at IIMA for this experience.   Related website Newsletter published on IIMA's website

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閲覧に必要なパスワードは別途お知らせします。パスワードは履修者のみ使用し、外部に流出のないようご注意ください。 2019第1回講義（イントロダクション） 2019第2回講義（エネルギー概況） 2019第3回講義（セキュリティ）

The lottery has not been held. All students who registered by the deadline can take this course. Please note that additional registration are not permitted.

The lottery has been done. The students who can take this course are as follows. Other students registration has been withdrawn by Graduate School office of GraSPP via UTAS. Please note that additional registration are not permitted. 51168073 51178034 51178211 51178212 51178236 51188005 51188031 51188037 51188042 51188043 51188063 51188068 51188204 51188206 51198041 51198042 51198043 51198044 51198045 51198046 51198048 51198049 51198051 51198052 51198053 51198055 51198056 51198058 51198059 51198060 51198061 51198063 51198064 51198065 51198066 51198067 51198068 51198069 51198071 51198072 51198073 51198102 29176506 29186024 29186605 29186606 29186611 29196002 29196019 29196025 29196037 29196039 29196040 39186199 39196187 39196189 39196192 39196195 39196254 47196399

https://www.pp.u-tokyo.ac.jp/en/events/2019-04-19-19965/

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履修登録者数の制限による抽選は、実施されませんでした。 4/18までに履修登録が完了していた学生は全員履修可能です。 なお、これからの追加履修登録はできません。

The classroom has been changed as follows. IAR 1214B　→　IAR 0414B

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下記の通り教室が変更となりました Law B4　→　Law B3