News & Events
TPP Online Info Events
We regularly hold online info events in which prospective participants learn more about the TPP Programme and its benefits. In addition, they have the opportunity to exchange with the Programme Directors, Profs. Thomas Bernauer and Tobias Schmidt.
The next Info Event will take place Tuesday, 3rd June 2025. Check out our Events page to learn more.
TPP Programme News
ISTP Proudly Presents Its Newest STP MSc Graduates
Congratulations to the 2023 STP graduates! We look forward to seeing the journeys and achievements your future holds.
Welcoming Cédric Bolli: ISTP's New Programme Manager Science & Policy
The Institute for Science, Technology, and Policy (ISTP) is delighted to welcome Mr. Cédric Bolli as the new Programme Manager Science & Policy of the Technology and Public Policy (TPP) Programme.
Institute of Science, Technology and Policy (ISTP) News
SiP Talk #12 - Why (not) Trust Politics and Climate Science? Interdisciplinary Perspectives on the ‘Crisis of Trust’
Join the upcoming SiP Talk #12 on 19th of May 2025 with ISTP member Prof. Dr. Sonia I. Seneviratne on the topic "Why (not) Trust Politics and Climate Science? Interdisciplinary Perspectives on the ‘Crisis of Trust’"
TPP Alumni Insights: Roman's Experience as the First MAS TPP Alumnus
Technology and Public Policy (TPP) Alumnus Roman Welsing Shares his MAS TPP experience and how the TPP Programme Shaped his Career at the Intersection of Technology and Public Policy
Congratulations to Florian Lichtin on his successful Doctoral Defense
ISTP Doctoral Candidate Florian Lichtin successfully defended his PhD thesis
Congratulations to Katrin Sievert on winning the Inflection Award!
Katrin Sievert was named one of the top 30 young scientists working on climate change
Internship Insights: Disarmament affairs intern at the United Nations Office in Geneva
Meet Yilin Huang, a recent graduate of the STP Master’s program. She began her studies in autumn 2021, minoring in Resources and Environment. Before beginning her Master’s, she completed a bachelor’s degree in materials engineering from the University of Toronto, in Canada. In this interview, Yilin shares her experience during an internship at the United Nations, where she worked with the Office for Disarmament Affairs (UNODA).