Latest news from the Law School

Holding a master’s degree in economic law, she has developed a distinguished career at the intersection of academic excellence, international arbitration, and strategic advisory work.

Deadline to apply: March 15, 2026.

Full Scholarship – TADS LLM, Sciences Po Law School

Application deadlines: 10 February and 31 March 2026.

By Prof. Jean d’Aspremont.

Sciences Po's Migration and Diversity (MiDi) interdisciplinary collective is pleased to announce the winners of its 2025 MiDi Research Prize.

Students from the DIGILAW clinic programme visited the European Consumer Organisation in Brussels, as part of their project “Generative AI and consumer protection”

This episode features Anamaria Muñoz, a PhD candidate at the Sciences Po Law School, and is co-hosted by PhD candidates Sofia Cabarcas and Christos Zois.

DIGILAW Clinic students presents research findings and engages with international experts at EURAS 2025.

A 2023 Sciences Po Law School graduate shares how her multicultural background, academic training, and practical experiences shaped her path to White & Case.

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

A 2024 Sciences Po Law School alumna and recipient of the "31st Jim Hurlock – White & Case Scholarship", Núria Casas Cano reflects on how the Master in Economic Law shaped her path toward an international legal career.

Apply now for this one-year programme taught in English, ideal for law graduates and professionals looking to enhance, diversify, and globalise their careers.

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

A landmark event by the TADS LLM team honouring graduates and welcoming the incoming class.

Three students collaborate with Human Dignity to document the impact of climate change on women’s right to health in Kenya and advocate at the United Nations level.

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

A widely respected legal scholar, an expert in the law of obligations, the law of evidence, and economic law, Julie Klein will take the School to the highest level.

Recent Law School graduate Anna Freynet Riondet shares how her global journey shaped a powerful commitment to gender justice: discover her story.