Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "The Security and International Studies Program is an advanced academic program in international relations and strategic studies under the Japan Graduate Research Institute for Policy Studies or GRIPS based in Minato, Tokyo, Japan.Established in partnership with the Ministry of Defense and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan, SISP at GRIPS aims to equip scholars with academic and practical skills for understanding and solving security and foreign policy issues.Located at the heart of Tokyo, the program offers advanced degree at the Ph.D. level. GRIPS combines a broad disciplinary curriculum with an applied research focus and a commitment to international, state, and regional policy issues. English is the primary medium of instruction.The program conducts in-depth research on historical and contemporary security and foreign policy matters, and engage in theoretical as well as policy debates with students, faculty members and outside specialists. Field trips, seminars, academic conferences and collaborative events common at the school are another important means of enhancing the scholars' understanding of subject matters related to East Asia and Pacific Affairs, and International Politics in general."@en }
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- GRIPS-Security_and_International_Studies_Program,_Tokyo abstract "The Security and International Studies Program is an advanced academic program in international relations and strategic studies under the Japan Graduate Research Institute for Policy Studies or GRIPS based in Minato, Tokyo, Japan.Established in partnership with the Ministry of Defense and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan, SISP at GRIPS aims to equip scholars with academic and practical skills for understanding and solving security and foreign policy issues.Located at the heart of Tokyo, the program offers advanced degree at the Ph.D. level. GRIPS combines a broad disciplinary curriculum with an applied research focus and a commitment to international, state, and regional policy issues. English is the primary medium of instruction.The program conducts in-depth research on historical and contemporary security and foreign policy matters, and engage in theoretical as well as policy debates with students, faculty members and outside specialists. Field trips, seminars, academic conferences and collaborative events common at the school are another important means of enhancing the scholars' understanding of subject matters related to East Asia and Pacific Affairs, and International Politics in general.".