Latest news from the School of Public Affairs

Aifang Ma, alumna and associate researcher with the CEE, just received a Laura Bassi scholarship for editorial assistance on an academic article comparing the anti-trust regulation of digital economies in the USA, China, and the EU

From the Master in Public Policy, Security and Defence policy stream, to Defence and Security Consultant at Sopra Steria

Pierre Flecheux, a Master 2 student at the School of Public Affairs, won the Dominique Baudis Award at the end of 2023 for his documentary "Jamais trop TAAR". Find out more about his project and documentary.

From the Master in Public Policy, Social Policy and Social Innovation stream, to the United Nations Office for Project Services

Discover the path taken by Maximilien Saint-Cast, a student in the Public Administration stream, whose documentary film "Our Brothers' & Sisters' Keepers" premiered at Grand Rex on 9 December.

From the Master in European Affairs, Energy, Environment and Sustainability policy stream, dual degree with Fudan University, to the French Ministry of Ecological Transition

The Digital, Governance and Sovereignty Chair is launching a call for papers from researchers on the fragmentation of the Internet and another one on the competitiveness of the European Union in the field of artificial intelligence.

From the Master in Public Policy, Culture policy stream, to Administration Coordinator at FEDORA, The European Circle of Philanthropists of Opera and Ballet

Monika Queisser gave a lecture on 28 October 2023 at the School of Public Affairs. Students from the Social Policy and Social Innovation stream take a look back at her talk.

Review of the Culture Masterclass with Mohamed Mbougar Sarr and Philippe Rey

A look back at the Culture Masterclass with Marina Chiche (violinist) and Eva Nguyen Binh (President of the Institut Français)

The EAP student, EPSO European Careers Ambassador for Sciences Po, talks about her commitment to European issues

Fabiola Conti, a MPA graduate, participated in the Social Outcomes Conference (SOC23) hosted by the Blavatnik School of Government at the University of Oxford last September. She addressed the issue of social washing and underscored the transformative potential of public procurement in shaping sustainable finance.

From the Corporate and Public Management dual degree with HEC, to the position of Sustainable Development Attaché (VIA) at the French Embassy in China

Franck Gbaguidi, a graduate of the School of Public Affairs, named by GreenBiz as one of the 30 most influential people under 30 in the climate field.

Ana Sofia Torres Diaz, a recent graduate of the Master in Public Policy, tells us about the education project she carried out in Colombia during her gap year.

The annual Sciences Po Career Fair will be held on 29 September on the Saint-Thomas campus. Almost 100 employers meet over 1,200 students at the Fair.

The fifth edition of the Public Policy Incubator ended on 16 May. 23 projects were presented by 115 first-year Masters students at Sciences Po. The students showed a great deal of creativity in coming up with solutions.

Two groups of students reflect on their learning experience during the course “Decoding biases in artificial intelligence ” ‘’‘‘The first group set out to uncover whether AI-enabled placement algorithms used by Child Welfare Departments (CWDs) in the United States, systematize unfair treatment of minority foster children’ ’

Sciences Po’s Master in Public Affairs (MPA) candidates presented their preliminary work and findings of their policy project at the European Commission (EC) in Brussels at the end of April. The students are evaluating how to design an oversight framework for the EU impact investing market in order to harmonize how social sustainability is measured.

Pierre Flecheux is a student at the School of Public Affairs in Paris. He is currently in Senegal as part of his gap year, continuing to work on a project. He participated in the SDG certificate last year, on the Senegalese Talibé Children project.

Fabrice Hyber's latest exhibition is at the Fondation Cartier in Paris. "The Valley" is constructed as a "joyful pedagogy": it reminds us of school but in a different way. The exhibition works closely with 15 "classes" from Paris, Vincennes and the Vendée region.

Sciences Po's Gender Equality and Public Policy Certificate offers Masters students a specialisation in this field. Students work in five groups on themes as varied as education, the environment and social networks.

Sciences Po's master students have the opportunity to attend joint courses with students and teachers from another partner university of CIVICA. Three students produced a quality work on the 2020 Democratic Primaries and the Media in the U.S.