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

The Worlide News Day Webinar, organized by the National Youth Achievement Award (NYAA) Counsil, will be held on Mon 28 September. This webinar is open to all in the Asia region. Please see attached flier for details and directly register via the link below: Register at http://str.sg/WND2020.  You will be able to see the detailed programme after registering.  Contact: NYAA Council <nyaac[at]singnet.com.sg> https://www.pp.u-tokyo.ac.jp/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/World-News-Days-2020-EDM-FV-1.pdf

公共政策大学院では、「地域交通政策研究」の授業において、下記のとおり、国土交通省大臣官房公共交通 ・物流政策審議官 久保田雅晴 氏からお話を伺います。 人口減少の本格化や超高齢化社会の到来等に伴い、交通の分野では、地方部を中心に、地域の足の確保やそれを担う働き手の不足などの課題を抱え、さらに、新型コロナウイルス感染症の影響が重くのしかかっています。 　 これらの課題に対し、国では、法律や予算などの制度的な枠組みの改善や充実を図り、MaaSをはじめとする利便性の高い次世代モビリティの実現を通じて、各地域で必要な輸送サービスがサステイナブルに提供される仕組みづくりに取り組んでいます。 本講では、地域の足の現状と国土交通省の施策を概観し、制度や技術のイノベーションを通じて地域の足の課題を解決する方策について考察します。 履修登録学生以外の本学学生の聴講も歓迎しますので、聴講を希望する学生もアクセス願います。 (使用言語： 日本語、本学学生以外の一般の方はアクセス出来ません。） ※ オンライン授業URLは授業開始前にITC-LMSで確認すること。資料はITC-LMSにおいて本科目を仮登録の上、ITC-LMSから入手すること。授業開始の1時間前までを目途に事前配布する。 ※ 対面授業を希望する受講生は、下記アドレスまで、授業前日17時までに連絡すること。先着順に受け付けし、教室の定員を超えた場合にのみ個別に連絡する。 日時： 9月29日（火）16:50-18:35 場所： 国際学術総合研究棟4階SMBCホール（20名まで）に おける対面授業とオンライン授業によるライブ実施。詳細はポスターを確認してください。 使用言語： 日本語 問い合わせ：  交通・観光政策研究ユニット ttpu[アット]pp.u-Tokyo.ac.jp    9/29「地域交通政策研究」久保田雅晴氏講義案内ポスター  「地域交通政策研究」講義一覧（火曜5限　16:50-18:35） 「観光地域政策」講義一覧（火曜3限　13:00-14:45）

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令和3年度日本学生支援機構大学院奨学生予約採用の募集のお知らせ 奨学厚生課奨学チームより「令和3年度日本学生支援機機構大学院奨学生予約採用の募集のお知らせ」がありました。 詳細はPDFファイルをご覧の上、奨学チームへお問い合わせください。 令和3年度日本学生支援機構大学院奨学生予約採用の募集のお知らせ(PDF, 65.1KB)

I am a SIPA/GraSPP double degree student and I spent my second academic year at GraSPP. Previously educated in China and the U. S., this was my first time studying in Japan, and I entered GraSPP in September 2019 not knowing what to expect. It turned out to be one of the best decisions I made in my life. GraSPP has an incredibly diverse student body and each person I talked to has taught me something new. The professors and the administrative team were incredibly supportive, and the classes were extremely rewarding and intellectually stimulating. Tokyo is an amazing city with a lot to explore. Despite the short time I spent at GraSPP, I made lots of friends and valuable connections that I will treasure for life. Working as a coordinator for the Student Council and representing GraSPP at the 2020 GPPN Conference in London were the major highlights for me. I have 2 pieces of advice for my fellow GraSPP students: 1. Get out of your comfort zone and never miss out on any opportunity to learn and grow. Make valuable connections, attend as many events and activities as you can, make bold choices, and set aside time each week for conversations with new and old friends. Everything that feels apocalyptic now will be inconsequential in a few years; it’s important to get in a helicopter and look at yourself from far away—not to diminish your current problems, but to remember that life will go on after them. 2. Be yourself. Some may find it challenging to thrive in a culture that emphasizes hierarchy and prioritizes conformity over individuality and self-innovation, and I have experienced these struggles, particularly during the job-hunting process. I have consistently questioned myself whether I am good enough, whether I should change myself and bow to the pressure of conforming to societal expectations…But ultimately, I realized that I am who I am, and expressing myself in an open and honest way is my best option. It is okay to be different and it is okay to disagree. Take criticisms seriously but more importantly, trust your own judgments. Remember that you’re a valued individual with amazing credentials and qualities that will enable you to reach your unique potential. I am beyond thankful for my experience at GraSPP and to everyone who has helped me or guided me through this journey. I will start working in Tokyo after I graduate, and I hope to be able to visit GraSPP often as an alumnus in the future.  

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東大キャリアサポート室より 2021年3月卒業・修了予定者の皆様へ  「2020年度就職活動・内定状況アンケート」への協力のお願い   現在の就職活動の状況をお聞かせ下さい。 東大キャリアサポート室では、企業説明会の実施やキャリア相談の実施・ 求人票の提供等、各種就職支援を行っております。 アンケート結果は、現在就職活動継続中の皆様への支援にも繋げて参ります。 ぜひ皆様のご協力をお願いいたします。   アンケートフォーム https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=T6978HAr10eaAgh1yvlMhPLW9fW0g3FFgtN3IeXgw3tUNDNKN0U5WE5MTzFFQ1FBNlM4Nk9UT0kxWC4u   対象： 2021年3月卒業・修了予定者 （学部4年生以上。修士1年/博士2年/ポスドク等で2021年4月就職希望者も回答可） 締切：9月30日（水）23:59  ※アンケートは匿名で行われます。個人が特定されることがは有りません。 ※アンケート結果は、東大キャリアサポート室での就職支援内容の検討に使用いたします。 ※【参考】東大キャリアサポート室HP：https://www.careersupport.adm.u-tokyo.ac.jp/

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「刑事政策」の履修について

  以下の4名の履修を許可します。履修許可者は，報告を希望するテーマを，第1希望から第3希望まで選んだうえで（シラバスに掲載されていないテーマでも構いません），9月24日（木）までに，メールで連絡してください。 （連絡先メールアドレス：kawaide@j.u-tokyo.ac.jp）.   

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The class on September 29th for this course is canceled. October 6th will be the first class.

The class on September 29th for this course is canceled. October 6th will be the first class.

Asian Development Bank's Internship Program is Now Accepting Applicants (2021 1st Batch) The Asian Development Bank (ADB) encourages motivated, open-minded, and self-directed individuals to apply for the Internship Program. ADB offers an experiential and project-oriented learning opportunities for graduate students. The assignments vary broadly and depend on the business needs every year.   We are preparing for the 2021 Internship Program - First Batch (Application period: 07 August to 07 October 2020, On-boarding: January 2021 onwards)   The internship program offers students opportunities to:   Work in a major international development organization; • Work collaboratively with experienced professionals from over 50 different countries; • 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, both prior to and after the internship assignment; • engaged in academic study in a field directly related to ADB's work; • a national of one of ADB's members; • possess an excellent command of English; and • have professional experience relevant to the assignment.   ADB provides interns with a stipend of $70USD daily 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 <http://www.adb.org/site/careers/internship-program>  site.   Internship opportunities are now posted for application. Interested applicants may register and apply at ADB Career and Employment System (ACES) <https://adb.taleo.net/careersection/2/jobsearch.ftl> .