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

This is a paid internship. If you are receiving scholarship, please make sure before you apply that the conditions of this internship do not conflict with those of your scholarship institution.

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2025 ADB’s Internship Program – Batch 2 (Application period: 6 to 28 February 2025, On-boarding: June 2025 onwards)

The internship program offers students the opportunity to work in a major international development organization and work collaboratively with experienced professionals from over 50 different countries. Interns will gain a deeper understanding of development finance and the impact of the work ADB does and contribute to ADB's business through research outputs.

 

Intern Qualifications: • enrolled in a Master's- or PhD-level program at a school in one of the ADB member nations, for the entire duration of the assignment; • engaged in academic study in a field directly related to ADB's work; • a national of one of ADB's members; and • possess an excellent command of English.

Internship durations range from a minimum of 8 weeks to a maximum of 11 weeks. ADB provides interns with a stipend for the duration of the assignment and an allowance for round trip airfare. Interns are responsible for other expenses including own living accommodations. ADB supports interns to obtain visa for the assigned locations if needed. For more information, please visit our Internship Program site. To know more about ADB and our work, please follow this link: About ADB | Asian Development Bank

Internship opportunities are now posted for application. Interested applicants may register and apply at ADB Career and Employment System (ACES).   Please click on the position titles below for detailed information, instructions, and application procedures.

 

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Title / Reference Number

Department

Location

Posting Date

Closing Date

Intern (ERDI-ERMR) 2502-01 / 250092

Economic Research and Development Impact Department

Asian Development Bank Headquarters

06 Feb 2025

28 Feb 2025

Intern (SPD/ERO) -2502-17 / 250109

Strategy, Policy and Partnerships Department

European Representative Office

06 Feb 2025

28 Feb 2025

Intern (IED/IETC) -2502-04 / 250095

Independent Evaluation Department

Asian Development Bank Headquarters

06 Feb 2025

28 Feb 2025

Intern (CCSD/CCFE) 2502-12 / 250103

Climate Change and Sustainable Development Department

Asian Development Bank Headquarters

06 Feb 2025

28 Feb 2025

Intern (SERD/SGFH-SGO) 2502-16 / 250108

Southeast Asia Department

Asian Development Bank Headquarters

06 Feb 2025

28 Feb 2025

Intern (SD2/SG-WUD) 2502-15 / 250107

Sectors Group

Asian Development Bank Headquarters

06 Feb 2025

28 Feb 2025

Intern (ERDI-ERCI/ERMR) 2502-02 / 250093

Economic Research and Development Impact Department

Asian Development Bank Headquarters

06 Feb 2025

28 Feb 2025

Intern (PSOD/PSIF2) - 2502-08 / 250099

Private Sector Operations Department

Thailand Resident Mission

06 Feb 2025

28 Feb 2025

Intern (CCSD/CCRE) - 2502-11 / 250102

Climate Change and Sustainable Development Department

Asian Development Bank Headquarters

06 Feb 2025

28 Feb 2025

Intern (OMDP/OMDA2) 2502-06 / 250097

Office of Markets Development and Public-Private Partnership

Asian Development Bank Headquarters

06 Feb 2025

28 Feb 2025

Intern (ITD/ITIN) - 2502-05 / 250096

Information Technology Department

Asian Development Bank Headquarters

06 Feb 2025

28 Feb 2025

Intern (SD3/SG-HSD) 2502-14 / 250106

Sectors Group

Asian Development Bank Headquarters

06 Feb 2025

28 Feb 2025

Intern (ERDI-EREA) 2502-03 / 250094

Economic Research and Development Impact Department

Asian Development Bank Headquarters

06 Feb 2025

28 Feb 2025

Intern (PSOD/PSIF1) -2502-07 / 250098

Private Sector Operations Department

Asian Development Bank Headquarters

06 Feb 2025

28 Feb 2025

Intern (CCSD/CCFE) 2502-10 / 250101

Climate Change and Sustainable Development Department

Asian Development Bank Headquarters

06 Feb 2025

28 Feb 2025

Intern (SARD/SAOC) 2502-09 / 250100

South Asia Department

Asian Development Bank Headquarters

06 Feb 2025

28 Feb 2025

Intern (SD1/SG-ENE) 2502-13 / 250105

Sectors Group

Asian Development Bank Headquarters

06 Feb 2025

28 Feb 2025

 

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GraSPP Doctoral students are invited to apply for RA positions to work for GraSPP Research Seminars.

Eligibility: Students enrolled in the GraSPP doctoral program

Term of appointment: Six months (April 2025 - September 2025)

Responsibilities: RAs are expected to contribute to the GraSPP Research Seminar Program at all levels of work in collaboration with faculty members and staff. Please see attached for details.

Remuneration: 40,000 yen/month

Number of RA positions Two

Application:  Please submit a research work plan (FORM 1 in Excel format) to the link. * Please have your main supervisor’s approval. * Please inform GraSPP Office of the upload by email (ppin.j@gs.mail.u-tokyo.ac.jp)

Application Deadline: Friday, February 28, 2025

The following are the temporary measures for the University Entrance Exam on Tuesday, 25 February and Wednesday, 26 February 2025:

Entry into the areas where the exam is conducted is strictly prohibited; only students, faculty and staff members, and those who have special permission may enter the areas. Faculty and staff members must show their ID card of UTokyo when entering the Hongo Campus. Students who need especially to enter the Hongo Campus for research activities must show their student ID card when entering. Those who have special permission must show a temporary ID card when entering. Entry to and exit from the university are possible through the Main/Ito International Research Center/Yayoi/Pharmaceutical/Second Refectory/Faculty of Agriculture Main gates. In principle, entering the Hongo Campus by car is prohibited. * Due to the English listening tests, driving a car on campus except for in an emergency is prohibited during the following dates and times: Wednesday, 26 February from 14:40 to 15:20 In the areas where the exam is conducted, please keep quiet to avoid disturbing the exam.

On Thursday, 27 February 2025, Natural Science III interview examination will be held, so on the day of the examination, temporary measures such as entry restrictions will be taken for the Faculty of Medicine Building No. 2 and Medical Library.

 

 

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【外務省APEC室】ＡＰＥＣプロジェクト説明会のご案内

ＡＰＥＣはアジア太平洋地域の持続可能な成長と繁栄を目的に過去数十年以上に亘って、２１の参加国・地域において、政府がビジネス界・学術界とも密接に連携しながら様々な活動を積み重ねています。今回は、ビジネス界、学術界の皆様方にＡＰＥＣプロジェクトについて説明させていただく機会を設け、理解を深めていただければと考えています。 既にご承知の方々も多いと思いますが、ＡＰＥＣプロジェクトとは、ＡＰＥＣの主要活動のひとつであり、ＡＰＥＣ予算を活用してＡＰＥＣの重要テーマ（貿易・投資の自由化・円滑化、成長を目指した経済技術協力等）の実現のために実施されている取り組みです。ＡＰＥＣ全体で平均して年間約 150～200 件（2024 年のプロジェクト提案に対する承認率は 77％）が承認・実施されており、日本では、これまで省庁、大学、研究機関等が実施してきました。

（※ＡＰＥＣプロジェクトの説明はこちら）

外務省ＡＰＥＣ室ならびに経済産業省ＡＰＥＣ推進室は、昨年 11 月のペルーＡＰＥＣ首脳会議において、石破総理大臣から表明された 2031 年日本議長への正式立候補を踏まえ、我が国主導のＡＰＥＣプロジェクトをより多く形成していきたいと考えております。そのような考えの下、この度、ＡＰＥＣプロジェクトの概要、申請手続、具体例等について、以下のとおり、ビジネス界、学術界の皆様を対象としたオンライン説明会を開催いたしますので、奮ってご参加いただければ幸いです。

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日時： 2025 年 2月 13 日（木）日本時間 14:00-15:00

プログラム： 14:00-14:10 ＡＰＥＣ全般の概要（2025年韓国ＡＰＥＣ、31年日本議長立候補）外務省ＡＰＥＣ室長　須田 敦 14:10-14:30 ＡＰＥＣプロジェクトの概要 14:30-14:40 ＡＰＥＣプロジェクト実施の経験談（日本の取組状況） 14:40-15:00 質疑応答

司会： 外務省ＡＰＥＣ室 主査　谷本達也

開催方式： Microsoft Teamsによるオンライン会議 ※会議リンク、会議 ID、パスコードは後日ご連絡いたします。

 

申し込み： 参加ご希望の方は、2月11日（火）までに、こちらのフォームよりご登録ください。

 

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○ 対象者 第一種奨学生に採用された大学院学生で、 令和6年度中に貸与を終了（標準修業年限修了・短縮修了・退学・辞退等）する者のうち、 在学中に特に優れた業績を挙げた者

※令和5年度以降に、大学院博士課程において第一種奨学生として採用された人で、国立研究開発法人科学技術振興機構（JST）が実施する「科学技術イノベーション創出に向けた大学フェローシップ創設事業」、「次世代研究者挑戦的研究プログラム」又は「国家戦略分野の若手研究者および博士後期課程学生の育成事業(BOOST)次世代AI人材プログラム（博士後期課程学籍支援）」の支援を受けた者は対象外となります。

○ 申請期間 令和7年1月27日（月）～2月3日（月）17時

○ 提出先 返還免除申請フォーム

○ 申請書類  ・業績優秀者返還免除申請書（様式1）（Excel）※様式は下記リンク先よりダウンロードしてください 　　　申請書（様式1）及び記入要領等　https://www.u-tokyo.ac.jp/ja/students/welfare/h02_01_03.html ・業績証明資料（pdf,docx,xlsx,pptx, jpg, png形式、どれでも可。資料の種類ごとの最大ページ数等は「記入要領」を参考。） ・成績証明書（「業績優秀者返還免除申請書（様式1）」で「6 授業科目の成績」を選ばなかった場合、成績証明書の提出は不要です。）

○ 詳細は以下のPDFファイルをご覧ください。 申請について

 

 

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3月学内合説直前！ 合説を最大限活用するための講座 ・・……・・・・‥…・・

対面の合同企業説明会に足を運ぶことに、なんとなく不安を感じる方もいらっしゃるのではないでしょうか。 3月1日（土）から3日（月）まで、浅野キャンパス武田ホールで開催する合同企業説明会に参加しようとする 学生を対象に、東大キャリアアドバイザーが心構えや準備することなど、質問に答えながら参加への後押し をしていきます！ （アーカイブ公開はありません。）

・日時：2025/2/13(木)17:00～18:00 ・形式：zoom　 ・対象：東京大学・大学院在籍で2026年3月卒業・修了予定者、他学年の方・留学生も歓迎！

お申込み期限　2月12日（水）まで

★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★

▽申込はこちらから▽ https://www.careersupport.adm.u-tokyo.ac.jp/event/8240

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【外部講師と東大キャリアアドバイザーによる対策講座】 採用のプロが解説！「選考対策講座」～人気業界・人事目線で見られていること～

マイナビによる東大オリジナル講座を開講します。

大手企業の採用コンサルタントとして活躍する採用のプロと長年東大生の就活をサポートしてきたキャリアアドバイザー、 がタッグを組み、「人気業界の最新動向や人事目線で見られているポイント」「東大生が就活で躓くポイント」 「就活が上手くいく人、いかない人の違い」などなどを解説します！事前質問も受け付けます！ （マイナビによる進行です。アーカイブ公開はありません。）

・日時：2025/2/6(木)17:00～18:30 ・形式：zoom　 ・対象：東京大学・大学院在籍で2026年3月卒業・修了予定者、他学年の方・留学生も歓迎！ （協力：マイナビ）

お申込み期限　2月5日（水）まで

★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★

▽申込はこちらから▽ https://www.careersupport.adm.u-tokyo.ac.jp/event/8209

What was your motivation to enroll in GraSPP?

My academic path has been somewhat unconventional as I had already been enrolled in another graduate school at the University of Tokyo before GraSPP for an exchange semester. At that time, I was exploring new interests and considering a career in diplomacy, while also planning to settle in Japan. I was fortunate enough to audit some classes from other faculties, including GraSPP. One such course was Japan's East Asia Policy by Professor Hitoshi Tanaka, as well as other classes offered through the Japan-Asia Studies Program. Those encounters were fundamental in my decision to enroll in GraSPP one year later.

After a series of interviews, I had the honour of being accepted as an incoming student in the MPP/IP program for the class of 2017. While my career has taken a different direction, I would not be where I am today without my transformative experience at GraSPP.

If you are an international student seeking a world-class education in Japan at the intersection of public policy and economics, in both English and Japanese, or if you are aiming to accelerate your career with a focus on East Asia, there very well may be no better choice than GraSPP.

What was attractive or stimulating about GraSPP?

The multidisciplinary approach of the program, together with the breadth of subjects covered by a combination of core and elective courses is the main strength of GraSPP in my opinion.

Together with the ability to audit classes outside of my primary areas of research, this environment allowed me to build a unique curriculum tailored to our individual needs and interests. While the core courses in microeconomics, statistics, and macroeconomics were the cornerstone that provided me with the fundamental knowledge and tools to analyse today’s economic environment, it is the elective courses that allowed me to apply those frameworks to real-life challenges in the field of public policy and beyond. Professor Nishizawa’s Public-Private Partnerships course is one example of such practical lessons that I still refer to in my current work.

In sum, GraSPP offers a fantastic balance of theory and practice between academic excellence and hands-on application.

Please share your memorable experiences/courses in GraSPP

During my time at GraSPP, I took a wide range of courses trying to immerse myself in diverse research ideas from the world-leading faculty and ubiquitous course offerings. I followed classes in macroeconomics, microeconomics, supply chain management, statistics, political science, international relations, geopolitics, governance, social economics, energy sovereignty, food security, and more.

While it may sound like a mere enumeration without head or tail, I firmly believe that this abundance of opportunities and courses is where GraSPP really shines, allowing each student to freely explore new ideas and topics and pursue their own interests through a tailor-made curriculum within the realm of public policy and beyond.

A blessing to an inquisitive mind, that freedom to discover various disciplines shaped the passionate generalist that I am, and has had a lasting impact on my approach to work and life till this very day.

Of course, my experience at GraSPP would not have been complete without my exchange semester at Seoul National University, where I had the privilege of joining CAMPUS Asia students. There, I experienced another truly multicultural academic environment, with opportunities for international cooperation on campus and outside, thanks to the many activities and travels, including memorable trips to Daegu and Busan, organised by the GSIS faculty staff.

At SNU, I focused on South Korean contemporary history and social studies, as well as intensive Korean language classes. It was a perfect complement to my courses at GraSPP and allowed me to deepen my understanding of Japan-South Korea international relations and comparative economic development – topics that are still very close to my heart today.

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What has GraSPP meant to your life?

My time at GraSPP was undoubtedly instrumental in my decision to stay in Japan and begin my professional life here. Not only did it give me the credentials to kickstart my career in Japan thanks to the prestige and immaculate reputation of the University of Tokyo, but it also fostered an intellectually stimulating and international environment.

It nurtured a network of bright and passionate individuals, many of whom I have had the privilege to call friends. Though we now lead different lives, many alumni, Japanese and international alike, have decided to settle in Japan after graduation.

I am always surprised to see how frequently I run across fellow GraSPPers at work and outside, and how we continue to support and uplift one another, bonded by shared memories that will last us a lifetime.

Did the school life at GraSPP affect your career?

After graduation, I held various positions at several investment banks in Japan, initially in Multinational Coverage before joining the Structured Finance division, until my current position as senior auditor for the General Inspection, covering the Asia-Pacific region.

Albeit far removed from the sphere of public policy, I am constantly grateful for the many opportunities to apply the knowledge and skills I gained at GraSPP – whether in terms of negotiation tactics, governance, diplomacy, analytical skills, intercultural communication, not to mention intellectual rigour and integrity.

Any advice or comments for prospective or incumbent students?

At the risk of stating the obvious, I truly believe that GraSPP is what you make of it, and will only take you as far as you are willing to go. That freedom of choice is reflected in the diversity of careers and professions embraced by GraSPP alumni. Whether as public servants or private sector employees, be it in the fields of diplomacy, politics, public administration, energy, research, journalism, consulting, finance, lobbying, recruiting, or within intergovernmental organisations, NGOs and think tanks, there is no sector or region where you will not find GraSPP alumni making a difference and building tomorrow’s world.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank my fellow students for making my experience at GraSPP so memorable. The friends you make today will become your network tomorrow, and your greatest asset. So, take every opportunity to engage with your fellow students – odds are you will meet inspiring and passionate individuals and, most likely, lifelong friends. (Also, don’t forget to join the GraSPP Alumni Association!)

I also wish to express my gratitude to my professors for their availability and guidance. As a student, your curriculum at GraSPP is what you make of it – so challenge yourself, explore new ideas, and step outside of your comfort zone. When in doubt, do not hesitate to consult with your professors, they will always be there to support you and provide invaluable advice.

And last but not least, to the International Affairs office staff: thank you for helping me navigate the bureaucratic intricacies of Japanese administration as a foreign student, and for your unwavering support whenever I faced hardships during my time at GraSPP, whether academic or personal. For prospective students, please be assured that you will be in the very best hands possible.

Be daring, believe in your aspirations, and get ready to embark on the best chapter of your life at GraSPP!

 

 

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国際法を勉学する大学院生が対象です。

希望者は以下の財団HPより詳細ご確認のうえ、提出書類２点を学務チームにご提出ください。

提出締切：　2025年2月28日

備考：　 ・推薦書はExcelファイルで提出してください。 ・推薦書の「事務連絡のための担当者」欄は空欄のまま提出してください。

 

 

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詳細はPDFファイルをご覧ください。

（掲示）JASSO 大学院奨学生在学採用（4月期）の募集のお知らせ