The Sciences Po Graduate Review (SPGR) is a new biannual, student-run academic journal that aims to showcase the high-quality research produced by master’s and doctoral students across all Sciences Po disciplines.

This episode features Assistant Professor Rebecca Mignot-Mahdavi and is co-hosted by PhD candidates Jules Cosqueric and Aditya Sharma.

Meet our academic job market candidates: Naomi Cohen, Laure Goursat, Riddhi Kalsi, Valentin Marchal, and Aurélien Salas

This mandatory training course for first-year doctoral students will begin on Thursday, 20 November 2025 with an inaugural lecture followed by two workshops chosen from a set of eight thematic modules.

The National Observatory of Student Life (OVE) awards the Louis Gruel Prize to Marion Valarcher for her thesis in sociology.

The Student Engagement Fund (SEF) offers mini-grants for student and early stage researcher-led projects that connect peers across CIVICA universities.

Explore the CIVICA ESR Course Catalogue & Register Today!

The School of Research extends its warmest congratulations to Pascal on this remarkable distinction, which highlights the quality of his academic career.

Elections from 7 to 9 October 2025

Paris Cité University and Sciences Po have entered into a strategic partnership aimed at developing collaborations to enrich their scientific and educational offerings.

Congratulations to Camille Collin and Tristan Boursier, who have been selected by the Centre for Interdisciplinary Research on Diversity and Democracy (CRIDAQ, UQAM) to undertake a postdoctoral fellowship during the 2025–2026 academic year.

Christos Zois will spend the next semester at LSE Law School as part of the Sciences Po - LSE doctoral exchange programme.

Read the interview with Claire LAVIELLE, a graduate of the Master's programme in Political Science who is currently working as an international volunteer in administration, serving as economic attaché at the French Embassy in Nigeria.

Discover the main advances and research findings at Sciences Po in 2024.

Interview with doctoral students who are applying computational social sciences at the Centre for European Studies and Comparative Politics.

The deadline for applications is 1 October 2025 for the winter semester (19 January - 2 April 2026).

Speech by Dean Dina Waked, photo slideshow and useful information

DEADLINE TO APPLY: 31 December 2025

CamPo is a research partnership between the University of Cambridge and Sciences Po offering an exchange programme for all social science PhD students within the six schools of Cambridge University and PhD students within all of Sciences Po’s research centres.

Registration is now open for the research seminar on "Gender and research"!

A podcast featuring Professor Sharon Weill and Dr. Adriana Romero, co-hosted by PhD candidates Sofía Cabarcas and Jules Cosqueric.

Discover the portrait of Julia Mlodzinski, currently a researcher at an executive search firm.

Calling all Research School students!