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CAMPUS Asia
The “Beijing-Seoul-Tokyo Dual Degree Master’s Program on
International and Public Policy Studies (BESETO DDMP)” is a
joint project by the University of Tokyo’s Graduate School of
Public Policy (UT-GraSPP), Peking University’s School of International
Studies (PKU-SIS) and Seoul National University’s
Graduate School of International Studies (SNU-GSIS). In this
project, three leading East Asian universities will aim to develop
a double degree program with each other. This will be the
first English-taught double degree Master’s level collaborative
program in East Asia. The Japanese, Korean and Chinese
governments will each give financial supports to students.
DEGREES: Master of Public Policy from Todai, Master of International
Studies from SNU or Master of Law in International
Relations from PKU will be conferred.
Master of Public Policy,
Campus Asia Program (MPP/CAP)
To accelerate the CAMPUS Asia Pilot Program, GraSPP will
also commence an English-taught program, Master of Public
Policy, Campus Asia Program, MPP/CAP, in April 2013, where
studying at PKU-SIS and SNU-GSIS is an integral requirement
for the completion of the program.
http://www.pp.u-tokyo.ac.jp/campusasia/index.htm
(Japanese Only)
Short-term Student
Exchange Program (AIKOM)
AIKOM “Abroad in Komaba” is offered by the University of Tokyo’s
College of Arts and Sciences. It is designated to provide
senior division undergraduates from around the globe
with an exciting learning experience in the company of
excellent professors and active, highly-motivated students from all over
Japan. To enable students with diverse academic backgrounds to
participate, no prior knowledge of the Japanese language is required.
The program operates under short-term exchange agreements
stipulating mutual waiver of tuition fees.
Courses are offered in English, and credits may be recognized by the
students’ home universities.
Established: October 1995
Members: 30 universities from 20 countries
http://park.itc.u-tokyo.ac.jp/aikom/
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