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

School Life About the University of Tokyo GraSPPers Voice

Career path of Master's students who graduated in September 2024 Employed 38 Job hunting 11 Further study 7 Unreported or other 5 Total 61

※14 graduates return to their previous jobs.

【Job Sector】 Civil Service (abroad) 12 Financial Industry (abroad) 6 Financial Industry (Japan) 2 Consulting 7 Information and Communication 4 Service Industry 3 Manufacturing 1 Unreported 3 Total 38 Employers

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GraSPP at a Glance Network with Future Global Leaders GraSPP is one of the most cosmopolitan graduate schools in Japan. About 50% of the student body is composed of international students from over 30 different countries (both advanced and emerging economies). Student backgrounds are equally diverse: many entrants have just completed undergraduate studies while others are professionals from a variety of fields in the public and private sectors. About 40% of all courses are offered in English. Allowing Japanese students to take the same courses in English together with their international classmates’ forms the basis for strong friendships forged between Japanese and international students.  

“At GraSPP, you may meet your future counterpart at an international negotiation table.”

       

Learning opportunities for future global leaders in a uniquely international environment combined with Asian values Two-year professional Master’s program in public policy at the best university in Japan Curriculum with a good balance between theory and practice by world-class academics and practitioners Network access to a growing number of alumni both in Japan and in nearly 70 countries internationally Extracurricular activities, including internship opportunities, that enhance student exposure to and understanding of real-world challenges Affordable annual tuition (535,800 JPY) Comfortable and pleasant campus life in Tokyo, one of the cleanest and safest cities in the world The world is your campus: 14 Partner Institutions including the Global Public Policy Network (GPPN), the world-leading public schools Exchange and Double Degree Program CAMPUS Asia Program Double Degree Program with Sciences Po

 

In the heart of Tokyo: 15 minutes from the government and central business districts

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公共政策学教育部に入学する外国人留学生の生活サポーター（チューター）を大募集しています！ この秋（８月下旬～９月中旬に渡日）新たに５０名程の外国人留学生がGraSPPに入学します。GraSPPそして東大の国際化のために、ぜひ積極的なサポートをお待ちしています。 【対象】 日本語・英語どちらも基本的なコミュニケーションに抵抗・支障の無い方。 ※語学力アップを目指している方、日本語の話せる留学生も大歓迎です。 ※他部局に所属の方もお申込みいただけますが、申込多数の場合は、公共政策大学院に在籍する学生を優先とさせていただきますので予めご了承ください。 詳細はこちら ご興味のある方は、国際企画チーム・大野（６２９号室）までお気軽にお声掛けください。ご応募お待ちしています。 お申込み・問い合わせ先： 公共政策学教育部 国際企画チーム・大野（第2本部棟6階629号室） Email: pryugaku@pp.u-tokyo.ac.jp 　Tel: 03-5841-0860

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電力・ガスシステム改革について

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2017第10回講義（中東ロシア） 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十分ご注意ください。 小山

公共政策学教育部2016年度修了者の進路について Career path of students who graduated in AY2016 2016年度修了者の進路は以下のとおりです。 就職（復職を含む）Employment (Includes 'return to previous job') 92 就職準備 Career Planning 3 進学・進学準備 Continuing Education 9 未定・その他 Other than Employment or Education 13 計 Total 117 （就職先内訳） Job Sector 国家公務員（国内）Civil Service (Japan - government official) 17 地方公務員（国内）Civil Service (Japan - local government official) 6 官公庁（海外）Civil Service (Foreign Country) 6 金融 Financial Industry (Japan) 10 金融 Financial Industry (Foreign Country) 8 コンサルティング Consulting 16 シンクタンクThink Tank 5 商社 Trading Company 2 研究機関 Research Instition 4 その他業種 Other categories 18 計 Total 92 ※対象は、2016年9月修了者及び2017年3月修了者 関連項目 修了者の進路

I applied for the internship to advance my research skills to be a policy analyst in the field of economic development. Asian Development Bank Institute (ADBI) was the best place to begin with as it is the renowned research institute for economic development in Asia. Also, I hoped to explore the working environment in an international organization that I have never been exposed to as a staff. During my internship, I learned how public policy research is done in ADBI by working together with economists for policy briefs and what skill sets are needed for a would-be policy researcher. As a research intern, my job was to conduct research on women-led exporters in collaboration with junior and senior economists at the ADBI. Our paper is soon to be published as an ADBI policy brief and a blog post. My main task was to use STATA to get descriptive statistics from the ADBI 2016 survey data on exporters around the world and make an interesting explanation for women-led exporters’ behaviors in line with the previous literature. What benefited me most during the internship was that I had a chance to apply what I have learned in Econometrics class at school to analyze data. Moreover, well-organized research duties helped me understand the overall process of conducting policy research in an international organization, even in a short period. Also, my supervisor’s careful mentoring was very helpful in planning ahead for my future career. During my internship, I learned valuable lessons for the next step in my career. Most of all, I realized what I am lacking to be a policy analyst, working with other established professionals. Now I know that I need more quantitative analysis skills and research experiences in a specific theme related to economic development to be who I like to be. After completing the research internship at the ADBI, I became ever more focused on what to do to be an expert in public policy and economic development.