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Keywords<br />
Gobal Leaders, Global Networking,<br />
Training in Economics,<br />
Politics and Law<br />
Photographer: Yuji Ueno<br />
Graduate School of<br />
Public Policy<br />
The Graduate School of Public Policy (GraSPP) was founded in April 2004 to<br />
offer a Master’s program for public policy (MPP). GraSPP is a professional<br />
graduate school established with the aim of training policy professionals—<br />
planning, implementation, and evaluation—involved in a wide range of public<br />
policy challenges.<br />
The University of Tokyo has over the years nurtured many individuals<br />
involved in the planning and implementation of public policy for the society.<br />
Many of those people have become leaders in their respective fields, but at<br />
the same time the abilities and qualities required of the leaders for sustaining<br />
society are diversifying and changing substantially.<br />
Since its inception, GraSPP has established a reputation for training<br />
individuals to have the ability to devise and implement effective policies and<br />
systematic solutions. Furthermore, we continue to strengthen our research<br />
and education capacities through an ongoing process of review and revision.<br />
GraSPP is bolstering internationalization efforts. In the 2010 academic<br />
year, we launched the Master of Public Policy, International Program (MPP/<br />
IP), and we actively seek enrollment from overseas. MPP/IP program is<br />
attracting young professionals from Asia and the rest of the world with scholarships<br />
from international financial institutions such as the World Bank, the<br />
Asian Development Bank and the International Monetary Fund.<br />
As of April 2012, GraSPP has student exchange agreements with Columbia<br />
University, the National University of Singapore, the University of California-San<br />
Diego, Sciences Po Paris, the Hertie School of Governance (HSoG),<br />
Peking University (PKU), and Seoul National University (SNU). In November<br />
2009, GraSPP concluded an agreement for a double degree program (which<br />
allows students to receive two degrees from two graduate schools) with the<br />
National University of Singapore as the first double degree program at the<br />
University of Tokyo. Since then, we have arranged additional double degree<br />
programs with Columbia University and Sciences Po Paris. Memorandums<br />
on double degree program are scheduled to be concluded with HSoG, SNU,<br />
and PKU during the academic year 2012.<br />
Required Japanese Level<br />
In order to take classes taught<br />
in Japanese, listening, speaking, reading,<br />
and writing abilities are necessary.<br />
As MPP/IP is taught in English, proficiency<br />
in Japanese is not a prerequisite.<br />
Dates of Admission and Selection<br />
· Legal Policy, Public Management,<br />
International Public Policy, Economic Policy<br />
Programs, and MPP/CAP<br />
(admission in April 2013)<br />
Application period:<br />
August 7 – August 10, 2012<br />
· MPP/IP (admission in October 2013)<br />
MPP/IP application guidelines will be available<br />
around early August 2012<br />
Application period: December 3, 2012 —<br />
January 15, 2013<br />
Warm welcome and support by Japanese and<br />
senior international students facilitates new international<br />
students’ soft landing in Japan.<br />
Many courses are held in the Administration<br />
Bureau Building #2.<br />
Contact e-mail address<br />
Graduate School Office<br />
ppin@j.u-tokyo.ac.jp<br />
International Student Advisor<br />
pryugaku@pp.u-tokyo.ac.jp<br />
Graduate Schools<br />
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