[NEW] [STIG Registration] 2025 Autumn Information Session & 1st Class of Required Course “Case Study (Science, Technology, and Innovation Policy)”

This Education Program is interdepartmental and open to all UTokyo Graduate School students.
Anyone who is interested in the fields of INNOVATION, SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY POLICY, EVIDENCE-BASED POLICY, and SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS OF TECHNOLOGIES is encouraged to join us.

AY2025 Syllabus:
https://stig.pp.u-tokyo.ac.jp/pdf/SyllabusSTIG.pdf

◆1. Enrollment at STIG Education Program is open.
　Registration：Register from this form.
　Deadline: Friday, 31 October, 2025

◆2. 2025 Autumn Information Session & 1st Class of Required Course “Case Study (Science, Technology, and Innovation Policy)” will be held as below:

5th Period 16:50-18:35, Wednesday 8 October 2025
Venue: SMBC Academia Hall, 4F IAR. Hongo Campus & Online by Zoom
Advanced Registration Form
(Online URL is the same as the course URL. It will be announced to the registrants before the event.)

*Japanese<->English simultaneous interpretation on Zoom is available.

Program:
1. Opening remarks
Hideaki Shiroyama, Public Policy/Law and Politics (STIG director)
2. Outline of STIG Education Program
Makiko Matsuo, Public Policy
3. Introduction to A semester representative courses
– “Case Study (Science, Technology, and Innovation Policy)” Koji Kimita, Engineering
– “Case Study (GraSPP Policy Challenge: Global Innovative Public Policy Solutions)” Roberto Orsi, Public Policy
– “Study on Regional Transportation Policy” Yasuhiro Ogura, Public Policy
– “Space Development and Public Policy” Koichi Kikuchi, Public Policy/JAXA
– “Evidence-based Science & Technology Policy Design” Sotaro Shibayama, Institute for Future Initiatives


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Science, Technology, and Innovation Governance (STIG) Education Program
International Academic Research Bldg. 13F
Hongo Campus, The University of Tokyo
STIG@pp.u-tokyo.ac.jp