Executive Training

In keeping with one of its core missions of educating and developing public policy leaders and　professionals in public sectors around the world, the National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies (GRIPS) has offered a wide range of training programs in addition to regular academic programs (masters and doctoral degrees) since 2005 at the request of foreign government agencies.

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Training Programs after Fall 2022 are posted on the official Facebook.

 

2024.08.21(Wed)

Executive Program for Metro Manila Councilors League (MMCL)

2024.07.23(Tue)

Executive Program for Provincial Board Members League of the Philippines

2024.07.10(Wed)

Training Program for Local Leaders of Vietnamese Government

2024.06.14(Fri)

Legal Workshop for Officials of Thai OCS

2024.05.29(Wed)

Executive Program for Senior Officials of the Government of the Philippines

2024.03. 1(Fri)

JAPAN- IMF MACROECONOMIC SEMINAR FOR ASIA (JIMS) 2024

2023.12.15(Fri)

Training Program for leaders of Lao P.D.R.

2023.12. 1(Fri)

Training Program for Vice Governors of the Philippines

2023.11.22(Wed)

Leading in Complexity National Security Senior Executive Development Program––Japan Module Australian National University’s National Security College

2023.09. 6(Wed)

Training Program for Executive Officers of the Government of the Philippines

2023.03.10(Fri)

Webinar co-hosted by GRIPS and the Housing and Building Research Institute in Bangladesh: "Significance of Seismic Design Code in Rapidly Urbanizing Countries."

2023.03. 3(Fri)

Webinar co-hosted by GRIPS and the University of Colombo in Sri Lanka: “Modern Japan’s foreign policy: change, continuity, and challenges”

2023.02. 9(Thu)

Webinar cohosted by GRIPS and the International Longevity Centre (ILC-UK): " Getting to grips with ageing: How Japan and the UK can learn from each other."

2023.02. 7(Tue)

Webinar cohosted by GRIPS and University of the Philippines Los Ba?os: "Flood Disasters Resilience and Sustainability Under Climate Change."

2023.01.18(Wed)

Webinar cohosted by GRIPS and Philippine Coast Guard (PCG): " Japan and Southeast Asia in the context of evolving Indo-Pacific maritime order."