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With this second edition of Mental Health Month, the City of Paris is shining a spotlight on a critical issue: destigmatizing mental health disorders.

Carry out health promotion and education actions during the 2026-2027 academic year.

Congratulations to Malo Jan, Luis Sattelmayer, and Théodore Tallent on the publication of their article in the world’s leading political science journal.

In this interview, Charles discusses his journey from research to public service: from his studies at Sciences Po and fieldwork in Hungary to preparing for the INSP and EN3S entrance exams, he explains how his education has shaped his thinking and his commitment to senior civil service.

Deadline for applications: 17 May 2026.

Our university stands out in the Universities & Political Studies Institutes category, a recognition of its outstanding graduate employability and corporate cooperation.

His thesis explores the reasons behind the decline of mainstream parties and the rise of the far right in Western Europe

This episode features Professor Ioannis Kampourakis and is hosted by PhD candidates Aldo de Cesare and Dilara Aydogus.

The 2026 edition of the QS World University Rankings by Subject acknowledges Sciences Po's international standing.

A partnership between LSE and Sciences Po offering an exchange programme for all social science PhD students within the research centers of LSE and Sciences Po.

This scholarship is open to PhD candidates enrolled during the 2025–2026 academic year.

Bright minds, new ideas: check out what our PhD students and emerging scholars published from January to March 2026.

The article in Le Monde highlights the journal issue to which the Medialab PhD student contributed.

This fellowship supports research into anxiety and sexuality in Pablo Picasso’s *Bather* series, created between 1927 and 1937.

Each year, la Chancellerie awards prizes to young doctors who, through the excellence of their theses, have made remarkable advances in research in various disciplinary fields.

In this interview, Jean-Baptiste looks back on his academic career at Sciences Po, from his bachelor's degree to his doctorate, including his master's degree in political science, specialising in public policy. He discusses the importance of his experience abroad in Berlin, as well as the decisive role played by his master's thesis and the support of his teachers in developing his research project.

Alain Prochiantz: "The diurnal and the nocturnal"

This semester, SoRA, the School of Research Association, is organizing its second student symposium dedicated to research, with the aim of highlighting the exciting and innovative work carried out by students of the School.

For the ERC GREENLOSS Project - Application deadline: May 17, 2026

for her project entitled « Guillaume Dustan, éditeur-édité : politique du geste éditorial au tournant du XXIe siècle ».

The national « Doctorat Handicap » campaign is one of the main pillars of the inclusion policy pursued by the Ministry of Higher Education, Research and Space, in partnership with higher education institutions.

High gastronomy to international relations, her career path defies convention. Between star-rated restaurants, international universities, and a commitment to ecological transition, she explains how a vocation can arise where you least expect it.

CEVIPOF Sciences Po in Paris is is hiring a post-doctoral and a junior researcher in Political Science (Comparative Politics/Historical Political Economy) to work with Brenda Van Coppenolle in the ERC research project POLLOT “Political Lotteries in European Democratisation”.

Don't throw away all your ballot papers and other political leaflets. A second life awaits them in the Archives Service !