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- 2014 Summer Program> 1. Application Deadline: June 23th, 2014 (Monday)
- Tentative Schedule for the Summer Program
- 2013 Korea Field Research and Study We’d like to invite all members of the KDI School to 2013 Korea Field Research and Study (KFRS), which takes place from Aug. 6 (Tue) to Aug. 9 (Fri)
- Chungnam Provincial Office
- Dialogue with Proffesors
- Gyeongju Cultural Heritage I
- Gyeongju Cultural Heritage II
- 2013 Home Visiting Program
- Policies For Development: The OECD Development Centre at Work
- PRE-REQUISITES
- Session 2. Shifting Wealth: the increasing role of emerging and developing economies in the world economy
- Session 4. Challenges for the Reform of the State in Latin America
- Session 5. Fiscal Policy in Latin America: public debt and fiscal revenues management
- Session 6. Education and Infrastructure public policies in Latin America
- Session 8. Tax Administration and Policy in Africa
- Session 9. Infrastructure in Africa: Challenges and Opportunities
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2014 CAMPUS Asia SUMMER PROGRAM at KDI SCHOOL Dear GRIPS Participants, Greetings from the KDI School, Seoul, Korea! It is our pleasure to inform you that the KDI School CAMPUS Asia inbound students’ admission for summer program is open! The KDI School Summer Program is for 5 weeks from August 4st to September 5th, 2014, respectively. We welcome any candidates who are interested in and are eligible for the CAMPUS Asia program at the KDI School!
: True certified copies or originals should be submitted by postal mail to the address below by June 23th, 2014. 2. Required Documents - Nomination Letter from parent institution - One Recommendation letter - Application Form (Attached) - Statement of Purpose (Attached) - Resume (Attached) - Official Transcripts (Master) - Certificate of Enrollment (Master) - ID Photo - Copy of passport - TOEFL Score of 79 ~ 80 (or IELTS, TOEIC, or other English test scores equivalent to a TOEFL score of 79~80 or Certificate of English Proficiency)
- August 4th ~ September 7 th * To get monthly stipend, you should stay in Korea more than a month.
- No extra tuition will be charged at the KDI School. - Financial support at 900,000 KRW per month for living expenses will be provided. - Free cultural events and curriculums will be available free of charge. - GRIPS will support air fair
Kim, Hyun Joo Student Affairs Division. KDI School of Public Policy and Management 87 Hoegiro Dongdaemun-Gu, Seoul,130-868, Korea Tel: 82-2-3299-1253 The KDI School Summer Program consists of 5weeks, with Korea Field Reasearch and Study(KFRS), Home Visiting program and OECD Special Lectures. Please read the following information carefully to find out how to fulfill summer in KDI School, Korea.
[Attachment 1] 2013 Korea Field Research and Study We’d like to invite all members of the KDI School to 2013 Korea Field Research and Study (KFRS), which takes place from Aug. 6 (Tue) to Aug. 9 (Fri). This 4-day field trip, KFRS aims to share the experience of Korean development and culture. Also, international students and Korean students can enrich their networking with each other.
[Attachment 2] 2013 Home Visiting Program To provide an opportunity for international students to understand Korean culture and to enhance friendships and networking, the KDI School matches the families of Korean students, faculty, or staff (“host families”) with international students (“guests”). As a host family, you may choose either to invite international students to their home, or to arrange a family outing with them. - Hosts : Korean Students, Alumni, Faculty and Staff of the KDI School - Guests: KDI School International Students - Examples of Activities: Dinner with the Host Family, staying with the Host Family overnight, or sightseeing - Period Recommendation: 1~2 days during August 12th – 18th * Visiting period may be subject to change according to each host’s and guest’s schedule. * Host families may choose the date and time that is most convenient for them.
[Attachment 3] Policies For Development: The OECD Development Centre at Work 19 August – 23 August, 2013 Mondays to Fridays: 14.30 – 18.00 Instructors: Mario Pezzini, Director, OECD Development Centre Sebastian Nieto Parra, Economist, OECD Development Centre Jean-Philippe Stijns, Economist, OECD Development Centre
The purpose of this course is to present the work of the OECD Development Centre on public policies for development and explain its role within the OECD as the link between developing, emerging and OECD economies. Using evidence-based research done at the Development Centre (annual flagship reports, policy briefs and working papers), this course covers the role of emerging and developing economies in the changing world economy as well as policies needed to achieve a fairer, better and stronger economic growth. The course will present the current issues concerning development such as social cohesion, middle class, informality, migration, education, fiscal policy, infrastructure, financial development and remittances. The course will look at social and economic policies that should be implemented to exploit better opportunities for development in African and Latin American economies. PRE-REQUISITES Basic knowledge of macroeconomics is desired but not a pre-requisite. TEXT BOOK See referenced reports under each session. All OECD reports can be viewed freely online at http://www.oecdbookshop.org/ SCHEDULE Session 1. Regional Development: Challenges of Changing Paradigms References: - OECD (2009), Regions Matter: Economic Recovery, Innovation and Sustainable Growth - OECD (2006), The New Rural Paradigm: Policies and Governance - OECD (2006), Competitive Cities in the Global Economy Session 2. Shifting Wealth: the increasing role of emerging and developing economies in the world economy Reference: - OECD (2010), Perspectives on Global Development 2010 Session 3. Understanding international organisations and the role of OECD in the world economy References: - Better Policies for Better Lives: The OECD at 50 and Beyond (Brochure) http://www.oecd.org/dataoecd/63/52/47747755.pdf Session 4. Challenges for the Reform of the State in Latin America References: - OECD (2009), Latin American Economic Outlook 2010, Part One: Macroeconomic Overview - OECD (2010), Latin American Economic Outlook 2011, Part One: Macroeconomic Overview
- OECD (2009), Latin American Economic Outlook 2010, Part Two: Chapters 1- 4 - OECD (2010), Latin American Economic Outlook 2011, Part Two: Chapter 4
- OECD (2008), Latin American Economic Outlook 2009, Chapter 6 - OECD (2010), Latin American Economic Outlook 2011, Part Two: Chapter 3
- AfDB, OECD, UNDP and UNECA (2011a), “Part One: Chapters 1-5, Africa’s Performance and Prospects” in African Economic Outlook, Paris: 19-90 - AfDB, OECD, UNDP and UNECA (2011b), “Part Two: Chapter 6: Africa and its Emerging Partners” in African Economic Outlook, Paris: 91-140 - Wegner, L., “Africa’s Economic Awakening 2001-2011: 10 years of African Economic Outlook”, working paper for the OECD Development Centre (2011) Session 8. Tax Administration and Policy in Africa References: - AfDB, OECD and UNECA (2010), “Part Two: Chapter 1-4: Public Resource Mobilisation and Aid in Africa” in African Economic Outlook, Paris: 79-122 - Stijns J-Ph (2010), “Taxation in Africa: The path to economic independence”, OECD Development Centre Position Paper, May, Paris: 1-4
- AfDB and OECD (2009), “Part Two: Innovation and ICT in Africa” in African Economic Outlook, Paris: 79-138 - AfDB and OECD (2007), “Access to Drinking Water and Sanitation in Africa” in African Economic Outlook, Paris: 51-87 - AfDB and OECD (2006), “Promoting and Financing the Development of Transport Infrastructure in Africa” in African Economic Outlook, Paris: 46-88 - AfDB and OECD (2004), “Energy Supply and Poverty”, in African Economic Outlook, Paris: 37-50 Session 10. In-class presentation Directory: campusasia campusasia -> Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology tkt campus asia Consortium Research-Oriented Spring Program March 2017 – June 2017 Application Package Checklist Download 85.5 Kb. Share with your friends:
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