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東京大学公共政策大学院 | GraSPP / Graduate School of Public Policy | The university of Tokyo Menu JP EN Inquiry About the Program Program OverviewProgram GoalKey Features For Prospective Students CurriculumSupportHow to Apply News & Topics News Topics Student Reports Link FAQ HomeCampus AsiaCampus Asia Student ReportsSara Shibata Student Reports Rewarding experiences at SNU SEOUL exchange 2023.03From: TOKYO Sara Shibata Having a background in psychology and sociology in undergraduate studies, I became passionate about studying Northeast Asian relations after participating in  China-Japan-South Korea-related student conferences as extra-curricular activities a number of times. With my wish of majoring in Northeast Asian relations coming true, I entered GraSPP as a CAMPUS Asia student in September 2020, during the midst of COVID-19. Despite the experience being almost all online, I had the honor to spend a semester in Seoul, South Korea for the fall semester of 2022. The experience was especially rewarding, as it was my first semester to spend a face-to-face semester on campus, including my semesters at the University of Tokyo, and Peking University.  Academics at SNU   I focused on taking classes that would allow me to learn about South Korea/ Japan from the South Korean perspective, as I had been able to take classes on Japan and China both at Peking University and the University of Tokyo. As a result, I took classes on South Korean history, Japanese society and culture, and International Law. (And of course, the Campus Asia funded Korean language classes) I genuinely enjoyed studying at SNU, as extensive support was guaranteed to students- however, the class I enjoyed the most was the class on Japanese society and culture. Coming from Japan, I originally thought that there would be a lot of familiar material taught in the class. However, the class provided me with new insights into social issues/social structures of Japan that I had never taken into account. I was especially surprised learning about the politically “Ultra-right” group in Japan, and new research which was conducted to study this particular group. Extra-curricular activities at SNU At a meeting at GALF  I also had the honor to join an extra-curricular group called “GALF” (Global Asian Leadership Forum). Here, many students (including undergraduate and graduate students) coming from different universities in Seoul would gather and discuss various issues/topics concerning the Asian region. The best part of participating in this organization was the fact that I was able to build connections/friendships with people outside of my home university.  I have continued relationships with them even after I returned to Japan. Back to Student voices Overview Dean's message Facility Public Relations GraSPP Advisory Board Reports Admissions Master's course Application guide and form Past examinations Briefing sessions Admission results / Career after graduation Admissions FAQ Master of Public Policy, International Program(MPP/IP) Doctoral course & Graduate Research Students Program Doctoral course admission FAQ Double Degree / Exchange Programs Faculty Education Master's course Curriculum policy Curriculum structure Legal Policy Program Public Management Program International Public Policy Program Economic Policy Program Master of Public Policy, International Program (MPP/IP) Doctoral course Curriculum Graduate Research Students Program Courses Course Catalog 2024-2025 Past Course Catalog Executive programs University-wide program STIG GSDM Internship Education FAQ Research Research units・Research projects Endowed chairs Research outputs Discussion paper series Policy research paper series Research outputs of students GraSPP Blog GraSPP seminars Public Policy Seminar Guest Speaker Seminar GraSPP Research Seminar Current students Student bulletin board Courses & grading Courses Online class Doctoral Thesis for PhD students GraSPP response to misconduct in research Grading schema GPA calculation Application for the proviso for Economic Policy Program Students' academic survey Payment and exemption of admission / tuition fees School life Certificates International students Immigration procedure Formalities after arriving in Japan Housing information International Students Handbook Japanese language education Visa consulting service Daily life Other useful links For students going abroad GraSPP logo usage Newsletter International Double degree & Exchange program Application information CAMPUS Asia Program Double degree & Exchange program FAQ GPPN Annual Conferences Donation Alumni Access Campus map Inquiry Privacy policy Sitemap Old website © 2016 GraSPP All Rights Reserved. -->