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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 ReportsHansol Jung Student Reports Passionate people overcoming the physical distance TOKYO exchange 2021.03From: SEOUL Hansol Jung Before the beginning of the semester I have always been interested in cultural exchange and intellectual discussion with people of various backgrounds, and the CAMPUS Asia program (CAP) was the best program to find both of them. As I already befriended students from the University of Tokyo during my stay with them in Beijing, I really looked forward to visiting Tokyo and have my life there for an exchange semester. The administration and program officers were very kind and helpful throughout the process of registration and preparation for the new semester. I applied for a dorm room, received the required documents for visa, and packed myself with necessaries with the help of the officers. Taking the online courses Then came the COVID-19, however, and I could not visit Tokyo in person due to the travel restrictions and the concerns of my family. Instead, I started attending online courses. I felt sad about not being able to travel around Tokyo and other cities in Japan and to see my friends in Tokyo. It was a little frustrating to figure out how to register for the courses online and how to go through the administration process online, as I cannot receive personal advice from the advisers, officers, and fellow students. Nevertheless, all CAP students could finally and successfully go through all the processes with timely assistance and email replies from the advisers and officers. I sincerely appreciated such help.While some may be skeptical about the efficiency and effectiveness of online courses, I could learn and practice the course materials and contents as much as I would have taken offline courses. The online Zoom platform was very proper to use for lectures, presentations, and discussions. Both professors and students were very passionate to make the best out of the situation and utilized the Zoom platform, materials, and other devices to process lectures, presentations, discussions, team meetings, and even written exams.I was really surprised at how the econometrics exam could be held online with students actively participating in the exam session and uploading their scanned answers, while the professor and assistants readily evaluated and provided the feedback. Also, I was very touched by all the passionate students across the world actively and sincerely participating in the team meetings for group presentations. I was very proud to have and share such experiences with competitive and passionate members in CAP, and the University of Tokyo. After the end of the semester As a final remark, I sincerely appreciated all the experiences through online coursework this semester, with the help of and interactions with passionate people. Although we could not meet in person this semester, I felt all students from CAP and the University of Tokyo were very passionate about actively exchanging our experiences and ideas. I only regret that I could not enjoy the full CAP experience this semester but that was only due to COVID-19. In this sense, I would really appreciate more invitations from CAP to further discussions and activities even after this semester, and after the end of COVID-19. I feel that many other students with whom I had classes, discussions, and group projects would share the same feeling with me. I hope CAP can have further discussion sessions and projects in the future, and would really like to join those. I thank all the officers, professors, and classmates for their kind guidance and assistance throughout the program.     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. -->