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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原子力規制庁でのインターンシップを希望する者は、下記リンクの詳細をよく読み、 「希望調査票（様式01）」を2019年6月18日（火）17時までに公共政策大学院係に提出ください。 注意点 ◾受入決定後、インターンシップ期間の変更はできないので、希望期間を記入する際は他の予定と重なることのないよう注意してください。 ◾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。

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Dean Akio Takahara’s article “Let us support the Japan - China youth Exchange Programme” was posted. Shinano Mainichi Shimbun, May 12, 2019.  (in Japanese)

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文部科学省での夏期インターンシップを希望する者は、文部科学省のWebサイトをよく読み、「調査票（様式４）」を5月29日（水）17時までに公共政策大学院係に提出してください。 ○留意事項 （１）本学インターンシップの採用に 影響がありますので、申請にあたっては十分な確認をお願いします。 （２）様式４の希望期間について、「開始日は月曜日（祝日の場合は翌日）、 終了日は金曜日（祝日の場合は前日）」になっているかご確認ください。 （３）様式４の受入部署一覧については、以下「令和元年度夏期文部科学省 インターンシップ　受入れ部署一覧」を参照して下さい。 参照URL：http://www.mext.go.jp/b_menu/boshu/detail/attach/1416797.htm （４）受入決定後の受入期間の変更は原則認められませんので、希望期間に 重複する予定がないか十分にご確認願います。 （５）様式４の記載内容について、必ず「別添１　提出書類の記入要領等」を確認の上ご提出下さい。 （６）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。

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５月１７日（金）４限に補講を行いましたが、この補講を欠席した人は、欠席を補うため、簡単なレポートを提出することが可能です。レポートの内容は、以下の添付ファイルの通りです。（提出締切：５月３１日・金曜日） 補講の欠席を補うレポートについて 担当教員　加藤（浩）

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財務省インターンシップに応募する者は、財務省のＷｅｂサイトをよく読み、7月12日〈金〉17時までに財務省へ直接ご応募ください。 ※公共政策大学院での取り纏めは行いません。 宛先：mofrecruit@mof.go.jp

 

Summer Internship Information Session will be held for GraSPP International Students.

For those who are interested in internship programs, please feel free to join the session with lunch.

The International Affairs Office will give you brief information about the programs offered by GraSPP.

 

Date: Monday, May 27th 2019

Time: 12:30- 13:00

Place: IAR 1222

*Please register from here.

 

You can take a look at the handouts for info session:

GraSPP Summer 2019 Internship Information Session

 

Inquiries to;

intl-affairs@pp.u-tokyo.ac.jp

Ms. Kiyoe Iwadate, International Affairs Office

PhD Seminar with Professor Nobuhiro Hiwatari Thursday 23 May 2019 From 15:30 to 17:30 Room "E", 12th floor of the GraSPP Building All PhD students are requested to participate. Please come on time! Professor Hiwatari will lead a seminar on research design and methods. * This seminar is intended only for GraSPP PhD students.

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第２回小課題について テーマ：「今年の年末に向けて原油価格が何ドルになると考えるか。理由も合わせて論じよ。」 分量：A4１枚以内 学籍番号、氏名を必ず記載のこと。また、引用した資料がある場合にはその旨を記載し、文献リストを添えること。 提出期限：5/24(金) 正午 ※これを過ぎたものは一切受け付けないのでご注意ください。 提出方法：PDF化し、energypolicy2019s1s2@gmail.com宛にメール添付で提出すること。その際、件名は「学籍番号＿氏名＿小課題2」とし、ファイル名は「学籍番号＿氏名＿小課題2.pdf」とすること。

I was given a chance to attend the university in Germany as an exchange student during the winter semester in my second year. I truly appreciate that I was able to have this precious experience at the end of my school life.   ~Preparation~ It was my first long-term study abroad and I honestly didn't know where to start at all. But with the encouragements from Ms. Aoshima and senior members with study abroad experience, I made a decision to apply for it. It wasn't easy increasing English scores and improving my grades, while earning credits for graduation or studying for the Civil Service Examination. However, I was able to pull it off by setting my priorities and milestones to work on. The preparation period before departure also gave me a good opportunity to understand more about myself and grow up.   ~Study~ As being in a position of an exchange student, I could take a wide range of classes regardless of the department. Out of all the classes I took, "1968 Japan" was the one I put my efforts the most. It was a seminar class that focused on Japan in around 1968. I was able to deepen my understanding on the history of Japan such as student movement, New Left movement, and feminism, which I had ever heard but not understood well at all. Before getting a job, it was lucky for me to face and consider of my own country "Japan" seriously.   ~Life~ Heidelberg University had their facilities spread out all around the town and offered many varieties of departments. Unlikely in Europe, they also had a major called "Japanologie" for studying about Japan. Thus, there were many students interested in Japan and some of them helped me with everything from the admission procedure to my leaving for Japan. In addition, a partner system called "Tandem", in which people teach their mother language to each other, was widely common. I myself had a chat with German and American girls in German, English and Japanese at cafe every week. We sometimes went out to the Christmas market together or participated in exercise classes. It was a really great time.   ~Travel~ One of the best things about studying in Heidelberg was that it was relatively easy to travel around Europe. The city I stayed was just an hour away from Frankfurt Airport, which is considered to be the largest airline hub in Europe, so I was able to go on a trip three to four times a month. Traveling around the unknown world and sharing emotions and funs with many friends gave me precious memories I will never forget.