Services for teaching staff

Sciences Po archives and educational workshops

Workshops to introduce students to the collections (FR) or to research in the archives can be organised at their instructor’s request, based on a theme or collection.

Submit a course bibliography

Do you teach a course at Sciences Po and want to make sure that all the reading materials your students need are available in the library? Send us your course bibliography!

Library dossiers

As part of your course, are you keen to propose a different exercise for your students, aside from papers or presentations? Do you want to get them to create editorial content for the web, with its own requirements in terms of writing and structure?

Copyright in education

Reusing educational materials (citations, images, videos, etc.) for your teaching entails respecting certain legal requirements. What are the basics of copyright? What are free licenses? How does the educational exception give you more scope to illustrate your lessons?

Manage your bibliography and your PDF

The Library supports you with the presentation of your bibliographic references and organizing your sources. In order to facilitate your research, we strongly recommend you to use bibliographic management tools, such as Zotero, a free and open software.

Delivery service for faculty

The library offers a delivery service to Sciences Po researchers, faculty and PhD students, and users with disabilities.

Digitisation on demand for faculty

Digitisation on demand consists in having a digital image produced from a physical item (books, periodicals, photos, archives). It also includes the post-capture processing (adding or retrieving metadata, indexing, access, archiving, etc) that comes with the creation of this file.

Presentations, training and personalised tours for faculty

The library offers demonstrations of our documentary research tools to help you support your students.

Inter-campus loans

Inter-campus loan is a service offered by the Paris campus library to students and faculty on local campuses. Through this service, items from the Paris collection can be sent by post to libraries on the local campuses.