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We invite you to the forthcoming “Discover GraSPP” information session on October 29 with a testimonial by an alumna having a successful double-degree (DD) experience. Discover GraSPP is one of the information sessions for recruitment purposes. But those interested in the double-degree programs and pursuing future international career opportunities will gain from listening to her experience.
Discover GraSPP for next-generation public policy professionals on October 29
Nicolle Aya Konai, a GraSPP graduate (class of 2015), is originally from Brazil. She is a professional with experience in finance and portfolio analysis in developing countries. Nicolle joined GraSPP in 2013 and completed her double-degree program at Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA). Nicolle has worked at the Sao Paulo City Government, the World Bank in Washington DC, USA, and the International Finance Corporation (IFC) in Johannesburg, South Africa.
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[caption id="attachment_37365" align="alignright" width="225"] Ginko Trees at Hongo Campus[/caption] It still feels unreal that my two years of graduate study as a double-degree student have come to an end. The first year at GraSPP was filled with adventures as we were still adjusting ourselves to the unfamiliar online classroom settings, greeting professors and fellow students in front of the camera from different time zones, and worried about internet connections from time to time (especially during presentations haha). Nonetheless, the intellectually stimulating environment led me to concentrate on learning from others and many professors kept a cap on class enrollment to ensure a productive exchange of opinions. The core and elective courses at GraSPP not only enabled me to enjoy dynamic conversations with peers, scholars, and policy practitioners but also prepared me with fundamental skills which later empowered me to land an internship at UN Women HQ in my second year. My first year at GraSPP has made me realize that we can always learn to embrace the changes in our lives as an old saying goes: Life isn't about waiting for the storm to pass. It's about learning how to dance in the rain. [caption id="attachment_37367" align="alignleft" width="325"] SIPA graduates holding SIPA flags and national flags on Commencement Day[/caption] Studying at SIPA was a brand-new experience, a year full of excitement and growth. I had the privilege to have in-person classes after SIPA had three years of remote teaching since the outbreak of the pandemic. I was able to meet former and present high-level governmental officials and well-renowned intellectuals from various countries and listen to their discussions of essential policies and implications. And we even had Hilary Clinton come to the Commencement to receive an honorary degree and respond to students’ calls for her speech by sharing impromptu remarks. [caption id="attachment_37368" align="alignright" width="325"] With my Capstone Team for celebrating the end of our project[/caption] In addition, I managed to intern at UN Women to help advance gender equality, something that I have always dreamed of, and work on a team capstone project on sovereign environmental performance while being a full-time student. Looking back, these experiences became incredibly valuable and rewarding. I am very grateful for what GraSPP and SIPA have shaped me in so many aspects and enabled me to make some lifelong connections and have so much memory and satisfaction.令和5（2023）年度法学政治学研究科総合法政専攻博士課程へ
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願書提出期間：2022年11月14日（月）～11月18日（金）【厳守】 提出先 ：法学政治学研究科大学院チーム 提出書類 ： ●入学願書 ●長形３号（23.5㎝×12㎝）サイズの返信用封筒2部 （出願者本人の宛名を記入し、344円分の切手を貼ること） ※本学において、2023年3月に専門職学位を得る見込みの方は 検定料不要ですので、振り込まないようにしてください。
2022年10月21日 法学政治学研究科大学院チーム
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Classroom for this course has changed as below. [Before Change] International Academic Research Bldg. 5F Seminar Room No.516 [After Change] International Academic Research Bldg. 5F Seminar Room No.513記
１．実施日時 ２０２２年１０月２１日（金） １２：１０～１２：３０ ※ 雨天時には、中止の場合あり ２．訓練概要 震度６強の地震が発生したことを想定し、建物からの避難を行う。また、安否確認サービスから安否確認メールが届くので各自で安否確認を行う。 ３．場所 国際学術総合研究棟の前（避難場所） （経済学研究科棟、学術交流棟・小島ホールと同一のスケジュールによる訓練） ４．訓練内容 ・１２時１０分に訓練予告、１２時１５分に地震発生・避難指示が放送されます。 ・学生の方は、アナウンスに従い、国際学術総合研究棟の前の避難場所に避難してください。（※一部の授業及び赤門総合研究棟４階については、教職員から直接指示がある場合があります。）なお、避難する際は、エレベータを使用せずに、階段を利用してください。 ・避難が終了したら、適宜解散となります。 ・解散後、安田講堂裏にて防災イベントが行われていますので、適宜ご参加ください。 公共政策学務チーム ppin.j@gs.mail.u-tokyo.ac.jp