Australia Parliamentary Fellowship
2016–2020
In 2016, JCIE and the Australian National University (ANU) launched the National Parliamentary Fellowships Program (NPFP). The program selects Japanese post-graduate students from Japanese universities who have shown a strong interest in Australia-Japan relations for internships in the office of a member of Australia’s Parliament, where they conduct research under the guidance of an ANU professor. Fellows from Australia are also selected to intern in the Japanese Diet and carry out research with the support of a professor.
2020 Fellows
TO JAPAN
DALIN HAMILTON | Policy Officer, International Policy Division, Department of Home Affairs
TYSON MAUK | Australia National University, Master of Diplomacy
2018 Fellows
TO JAPAN
CLAIRE LOUISE WOO | Australian National University, Master of Public Policy in International Policy Program
NICHOLAS EDWARD FISHLOCK | University of Adelaide, International Relations
TO AUSTRALIA
MARINA SUGO | Keio University, Graduate School of Economics
2016 Fellows
TO JAPAN
BENJAMIN JAMES ASCIONE | Australian National University, Crawford School of Public Policy, PhD Candidate in International Relations
DAVID HIROYUKI SAMI | Government of Western Australia, Department of the Premier and Cabinet
TO AUSTRALIA
YUMA OSAKI | Doshisha University, Master’s course, PoIitics
MANA TAKAHASHI | PhD Student on Comparative Law, Cross-border legal institution design program, Graduate School of Law, Nagoya University