News & Events

Public Lecture by Prof Joseph Stiglitz

World-renowned economist, Tsinghua honorary professor, and Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz visited the School of Public Policy and Management at Tsinghua University on March 20, 2009. Stiglitz, a professor of economics at Columbia University in New York, shed light on the global financial crisis b...

PolicyNet Seminar Series #3 presented by Prof. CUI Zhiyuan of SPPM

The third PolicyNet Seminar series was held on the evening of March 18 in conference room 302 in SPPM. The topic of discussion was entitled ‘Is China’s Savings Glut Responsible for the US Financial Crisis?” and was presented by Professor CUI Zhiyuan from SPPM. Presiding over the event was the ...

Professor QI Ye Interviewed with Hillary Clinton

Hillary Clinton (L) shakes hands with Prof. Qi Ye from School of Public Policy & Management, Tsinghua University, who is the host of the US Secretary of State's web chat with Chinese internet users through chinadaily.com.cn in Beijing, on February 22, 2009. Video Source: chinadaily.com.cn

Meeting with the Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management (APPAM)

On February 23, the former chairman of the International Activities Committee of the Association of Public Policy Analysis and Management (APPAM), University of Maryland School of Public Policy, Professor Douglas Besharov and Professor M. Ramesh from University of Hong Kong attended a forum at SP...

Visit by Sciences-Po (Paris) MPA delegation

On February 19, an MPA delegation from the Institu d’Etudes Politiques de Paris (Sciences-Po) visited SPPM to carry out academic exchanges. Dean Xue Lan welcomed the group on behalf of the school and many students from the IMPA program and Chinese students participated in the exchange activities...

Celebrating Chinese New Year's Eve at Tsinghua

On January 25, SPPM students from the IMPA and MID programs joined together with Chinese students to celebrate Chinese New Year Eve at Ting TaoYuan Canteen. The theme of the celebration was the ‘Year of the Ox’ in the Chinese Zodiac. Other Tsinghua students who stayed at school during New Year ...