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"We're only here for a flash": Steve McCurry on life and photography

Steve McCurry is best known for his work in Afghanistan, where he has travelled more than 30 times. The exhibition 'The World of Steve McCurry', dedicated to the photographer's work, will open on the 9th of December 2021 at the Musée Maillol.

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"We're only here for a flash": Steve McCurry on life and photography

Steve McCurry is best known for his work in Afghanistan, where he has travelled more than 30 times. The exhibition 'The World of Steve McCurry', dedicated to the photographer's work, will open on the 9th of December 2021 at the Musée Maillol.

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Richade Fahas, Class of 2021

From the Master in Public Policy, Public Administration stream, to passing the ENA competitive entrance exam and creating Public+

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Richade Fahas, Class of 2021

From the Master in Public Policy, Public Administration stream, to passing the ENA competitive entrance exam and creating Public+

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2021 National administrative competitions: Congratulations to our successful students!

Sciences Po's PrépaConcours is delighted to have obtained an impressive list of laureates for the year 2021. In the external and ‘Talents’ competitions of the Institut national du service public (INSP, The National Institute of Public Service), formerly ENA(National School of Administration), 35 Sciences Po students were among the 46 successful candidates. The diversity of the profilesreflects our commitment. 43% of those admitted to the INSP are women and 31% are on higher education scholarships.

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2021 National administrative competitions: Congratulations to our successful students!

Sciences Po's PrépaConcours is delighted to have obtained an impressive list of laureates for the year 2021. In the external and ‘Talents’ competitions of the Institut national du service public (INSP, The National Institute of Public Service), formerly ENA(National School of Administration), 35 Sciences Po students were among the 46 successful candidates. The diversity of the profilesreflects our commitment. 43% of those admitted to the INSP are women and 31% are on higher education scholarships.

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Visit to a nuclear power plant for students of the Energy, Environment and Sustainability policy stream

Students of the Energy, Environment and Sustainability stream of the School of Public Affairs were invited by EDF to visit the nuclear power plant in Nogent-sur-Seine, France.

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Visit to a nuclear power plant for students of the Energy, Environment and Sustainability policy stream

Students of the Energy, Environment and Sustainability stream of the School of Public Affairs were invited by EDF to visit the nuclear power plant in Nogent-sur-Seine, France.

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Xavier Bendavid, Class of 2014

From the Master in Public Affairs, general stream, to Senior Manager of CSR and Corporate Citizenship at Disneyland Paris

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Xavier Bendavid, Class of 2014

From the Master in Public Affairs, general stream, to Senior Manager of CSR and Corporate Citizenship at Disneyland Paris

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Média Positif: An inspiring student initiative

Média Positif is a new media initiative created by Sciences Po students. Co-founders Emma Rouvet and Hugues de Rosny spoke to us about the initiative. The project aims to present the news in a more positive light.

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Média Positif: An inspiring student initiative

Média Positif is a new media initiative created by Sciences Po students. Co-founders Emma Rouvet and Hugues de Rosny spoke to us about the initiative. The project aims to present the news in a more positive light.

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Grace Moore: Meet the newest recipient of the Michel David-Weill scholarship

Grace Moore is the 11th recipient of the Michel David-Weill Scholarship at Sciences Po. The award covers tuition, housing, textbooks and other costs. Moore is studying engineering at the School of Public Affairs in Paris. She has championed a project that toes the line between science and policy.

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Grace Moore: Meet the newest recipient of the Michel David-Weill scholarship

Grace Moore is the 11th recipient of the Michel David-Weill Scholarship at Sciences Po. The award covers tuition, housing, textbooks and other costs. Moore is studying engineering at the School of Public Affairs in Paris. She has championed a project that toes the line between science and policy.

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Jad Gaouad, Class of 2021

From the Master in Public Policy, Energy, Environment and Sustainability stream, apprenticeship programme, to the Corps of Engineers of Bridges, Water and Forests

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Jad Gaouad, Class of 2021

From the Master in Public Policy, Energy, Environment and Sustainability stream, apprenticeship programme, to the Corps of Engineers of Bridges, Water and Forests

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Remembering who we are doing policy for: The story of refugee Ousmane Doumbouya

Students met Oumsane Doumbouya, a 29 years old artist who fled from Guinea to France. He was chased by the police because of a documentary he was producing on living conditions in prisons. He is now a social worker, comedian, rapper and poet.

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Remembering who we are doing policy for: The story of refugee Ousmane Doumbouya

Students met Oumsane Doumbouya, a 29 years old artist who fled from Guinea to France. He was chased by the police because of a documentary he was producing on living conditions in prisons. He is now a social worker, comedian, rapper and poet.

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Call for papers on Digital Constitutionalism from the Digital, Governance and Sovereignty Chair

Digital constitutionalism is a field of research that seeks to articulate a set of political rights, governance norms andlimits to the exercise of power on the Internet. All researchers holding a PhD and belonging to the Sciences Po community who want to present their research on the theme of digital constitutionalism are invited to submit an abstract for a paper.

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Call for papers on Digital Constitutionalism from the Digital, Governance and Sovereignty Chair

Digital constitutionalism is a field of research that seeks to articulate a set of political rights, governance norms andlimits to the exercise of power on the Internet. All researchers holding a PhD and belonging to the Sciences Po community who want to present their research on the theme of digital constitutionalism are invited to submit an abstract for a paper.

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Dual degree with the London School of Economics is now open to international students

Until 2021, only Sciences Po and LSE students enrolled in the first year of the Master's programme could apply. The admission procedure is now open to all candidates, including external candidates.

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Dual degree with the London School of Economics is now open to international students

Until 2021, only Sciences Po and LSE students enrolled in the first year of the Master's programme could apply. The admission procedure is now open to all candidates, including external candidates.

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The School of Public Affairs is recruiting an adjunct professor

The course will take place in the 2022 fall semester, open to Master's students. The format will be a 24-hour course, taught in English, with 2-hour classes over a period of 12 weeks. The syllabus should include both scientific research and secondary resources.

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The School of Public Affairs is recruiting an adjunct professor

The course will take place in the 2022 fall semester, open to Master's students. The format will be a 24-hour course, taught in English, with 2-hour classes over a period of 12 weeks. The syllabus should include both scientific research and secondary resources.

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Franck Gbaguidi, Class of 2018

From the Master in Public Policy, Energy, Environment and Sustainability stream, to Advisor to the Managing Director of the IFC, part of the World Bank Group

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Franck Gbaguidi, Class of 2018

From the Master in Public Policy, Energy, Environment and Sustainability stream, to Advisor to the Managing Director of the IFC, part of the World Bank Group

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The School of Public Affairs launches the new edition of the Public Policy Incubator!

The Public Policy Incubator is open to external partners from the public, private or voluntary sectors who wish to propose common good issues to students. All contributions have to be submitted by the 24th October. The programme will start in January 2022.

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The School of Public Affairs launches the new edition of the Public Policy Incubator!

The Public Policy Incubator is open to external partners from the public, private or voluntary sectors who wish to propose common good issues to students. All contributions have to be submitted by the 24th October. The programme will start in January 2022.

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Nicolas Vogtenberger, Class of 2018

From the Master in Public Policy, Public Administration stream, to Advisor to the Chairman of Publicis Media

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Nicolas Vogtenberger, Class of 2018

From the Master in Public Policy, Public Administration stream, to Advisor to the Chairman of Publicis Media

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Raphaelle Sananes, class of 2018

From the Master in Public Policy, Public Administration stream, to Foreign Affairs Adviser at the Ministry of Europe and Foreign Affairs

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Raphaelle Sananes, class of 2018

From the Master in Public Policy, Public Administration stream, to Foreign Affairs Adviser at the Ministry of Europe and Foreign Affairs

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Océane Evrard, class of 2018

From the Master in Public Policy, dual degree at Sciences Po and HEC, to Associate Consultant at Nordmann

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Océane Evrard, class of 2018

From the Master in Public Policy, dual degree at Sciences Po and HEC, to Associate Consultant at Nordmann

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Julien Rouvreau, class of 2018

From the dual Master in European Affairs with the London School of Economics, to consultant at YCE partners

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Julien Rouvreau, class of 2018

From the dual Master in European Affairs with the London School of Economics, to consultant at YCE partners

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Camille Frasca, class of 2017

From the Master in Public Policy, Culture stream, dual degree with the École du Louvre, apprenticeship programme, to Director of Museums for the town of Villefranche-sur-Mer

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Camille Frasca, class of 2017

From the Master in Public Policy, Culture stream, dual degree with the École du Louvre, apprenticeship programme, to Director of Museums for the town of Villefranche-sur-Mer

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Laure Manach, class of 2020

From the Master in Public Policy, Public Administration stream, to consultant at YCE Partners

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Laure Manach, class of 2020

From the Master in Public Policy, Public Administration stream, to consultant at YCE Partners

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Madeleine Osorovitz, class of 2018

From the Master in Public Policy, Cultural Policy and Management stream, to the position of Secretary of Foreign Affairs at the Ministry of Europe and Foreign Affairs

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Madeleine Osorovitz, class of 2018

From the Master in Public Policy, Cultural Policy and Management stream, to the position of Secretary of Foreign Affairs at the Ministry of Europe and Foreign Affairs

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