PEPP Graduate Study Program, University of Tsukuba-Japan

PEPP Graduate Study Program, University of Tsukuba-Japan The Program in Economic and Public Policy (PEPP) is designed to transform students, upon graduation, to become good trained economists.

General as well as scholarship admission tracks available. Currently, PEPP offers two types of scholarships: the Joint Japan/World Bank Graduate Scholarship and the Asian Development Bank Japan Study Program Scholarship (ADB-JSP). In our program, we emphasize both quantitative skills to analyze policy, and skills to communicate to policy makers. The program provides training and the necessary skil

ls in the all fields of economics, big-data analysis, micro-data analysis, public policy analysis and GIS-satellite image analysis. PEPP faculty members work on a variety of issues in economics and public policy, including international trade, macroeconomics, economic growth, poverty reduction, agricultural economics, micro-finance, human capital accumulation, public finance, taxation, environmental issues and health issues in developing countries, econometrics and GIS and satellite data image analysis. We endeavor to contribute to the creation of an international community of highly trained professionals addressing the daily challenges of economic and social development.

Highlights from Dr. Ashok K. Mishra’s Visit!We were thrilled to host Dr. Ashok K. Mishra from the Morrison School of Agr...
25/08/2026

Highlights from Dr. Ashok K. Mishra’s Visit!

We were thrilled to host Dr. Ashok K. Mishra from the Morrison School of Agribusiness, Arizona State University.

From an insightful research mentoring session for our students and faculty in the afternoon to a thought-provoking lecture in the evening, it was a day packed with learning and inspiration!

Thank you, Dr. Mishra, for such a memorable visit! 🙏🌿

🌟 Research Seminar HighlightsOn July 9th, we were delighted to host Prof. Motohiro Kumagai from the Australian National ...
30/07/2026

🌟 Research Seminar Highlights

On July 9th, we were delighted to host Prof. Motohiro Kumagai from the Australian National University for an engaging research seminar.

📖 Title: "Keeping Pulses on the Soil: Cultivation Practice and the Early Rise of Political Organization"

A huge thank you to Prof. Kumagai for the fantastic talk, and to all the participants for the lively discussion! 🤝✨

ADB-JSP scholars from PEPP attended the ADB Conference 2026 at Nagoya University.We were able to hear from the President...
16/07/2026

ADB-JSP scholars from PEPP attended the ADB Conference 2026 at Nagoya University.
We were able to hear from the President of the Asian Development Bank, the Mayor of Nagoya City, and the President of Nagoya University.
We also deeply enjoyed a keynote speech by Professor Hiroshi Amano, who inspired scholars by sharing the challenges he faced in his research that won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 2014. Our scholars were uplifted!

📢 Research Seminar RecapOn June 25th, we hosted a research seminar featuring Prof. Alex Zhou from the National Graduate ...
30/06/2026

📢 Research Seminar Recap

On June 25th, we hosted a research seminar featuring Prof. Alex Zhou from the National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies (GRIPS).

Topic: "The Impact of Intra-Household Income Hiding on Labor Productivity"

Thank you to everyone who joined us for an insightful session! 👏

We welcomed new first-year students and held a reception dinner on November 28th. More than 30 students including master...
05/12/2025

We welcomed new first-year students and held a reception dinner on November 28th. More than 30 students including master and doctoral students and many faculty members attended the event. We had nice food and many good conversation.Thank you very much for your participation.

Special thanks go to Sameer Chandio, Yangming Fang, and Chelo Nuyda for preparing this dinner. Thank you!

In PEPP, we occasionally hold tea hours for students and professors. Here are some photos from the tea hour held in Nove...
05/12/2025

In PEPP, we occasionally hold tea hours for students and professors. Here are some photos from the tea hour held in November.
Thank you to all participants. And special thanks to Jessa Agcopra, Christopher Dizon, Yang Wang, and Aytaj Abassova for preparing this wonderful event.

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