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Sciences Po School of Management and Innovation will open its doors to students on 24 August 2021. Dean Natacha Valla: "We are sending a strong message this Autumn by sending out an on-campus “rentrée”"

The 2021 Graduate Employability Survey on the class of 2019 shows that Sciences Po students remain very attractive to employers. Despite a job market facing difficultdifficulties, 82% of our 2019 graduates found their first job in less than 6 months after graduating. There are still just as many (37%) working abroad, in 84 countries.

The School of Management and Innovation (SMI) embraces its mission of fostering “inclusive prosperity’ From finance to the creative industries, students form the economic actors of tomorrow. Dean Natacha Valla explains the school’s strategies, profiles, future prospects and pedagogical innovations.

Etienne is a 2018 Alumni from the Marketing and Society Master's programme. He now works as Consumer and Marketing Knowledge at Ubisoft.

Léa Moukanas is a first-year student in the Finance and Strategy Master's program at the School of Management and Innovation. She founded the association Aïda, which has 21 permanent members and 2,500 volunteers in France.

Fighting the pandemic and mitigating the socio-economic impact required an unprecedented and coordinated effort at the Union level and member states. EU leaders have agreed a recovery package of € 1.8 trillion, combining the EU budget for 2021 – 27 and NextGeneration EU, under which the Commission will be able to borrow € 750billion.

Meditect aims to help health practitioners recognize counterfeit medication. The startup won the 15thedition of the “BFM Académie’s” contest for entrepreneurs.

Claire Pétreault is a 2019 graduate of the From the Master in Innovation & Digital Transformation at Sciences Po. She is a member of the “ Climate Generation’: a generation of youth who refuse to work in a career that has a negative impact on the environment. Claire co-founded in May 2020 the Facebook group “Sciences Po en Vehicle en Transition” which now has more than 2,000 members.

Bastien is a 2018 Alumni from the Organizational Behaviour and Human Resources programme. He now works as Talent acquisition specialist at Ubisoft.

While studying at Sciences Po, she also was an apprentice at Burson-Marsteller, a public relations firm. Apprenticeship is a form of training in which the student spends one year alternating between work in a public or private organisation.

Thursday's events will be open to the entire Sciences Po community. Students and lecturers from the School of Management and Innovation will of course be given priority. This series includes the events "#FutursPluriels" and "les rendez-vous de la gouvernance"

The School of Management and Innovation is delighted to welcome LVMH for a conference on the rich collaboration of the group with start-up ecosystems. The Covid crisis has accelerated the need for innovation.

"Nocturnal" discussions and dialogues at the School will take place on Thursdays starting at 7:15 pm. The keynote session on January 28, 2021, will be about "Innovation and Creative Destruction"

Discover the benefits of a graduate degree from the School of Management. Talk with admissions representatives who will assist you throughout the admissions process.Explore scholarship opportunities and financial aid.

Inkarnate, site de création de cartes imaginaires pour jeux de rôles. La carte est un objet de pouvoir, la chose est entendue depuis longtemps. Les cartes spéculatives de Terra Forma proposent de ‘redécouvrir’ cette ‘territoire’

Le numérique se situe à la fois du côté de l'ordre. L'art à partir of the blockchain is open source and can be used by anyone. Aussi, on can redémarrer l'Internet soi-même.

This round-table will be centred on sustainability challenges and strategies in business. Directors from three different sectors (consulting, luxury andmaritime transport) will offer their take on how each company is adapting.

Jonathan Siboni is the President of Luxurynsight and a Sciences Po alumnus. He will explain how Gen Z in Asia and China relate to luxury and how their aspirations differ from those of preceding generations.

2020 edition will be held on-line via the Seekube platform from 14 to 16 October. The Career fair is a unique opportunity for students to: Get information on a wide range of companies, their values, the opportunities they offer.

A significant number of positive cases of Covid-19 have been identified on Sciences Po's Paris Campus. It is now an active site of circulation of the virus. All teaching and student activities, as well as our library and administrative services, will be suspended for 14 days.

Serge Carreira is Head of Emerging Brands Initiative at Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode. He will share his thoughts on the definition of luxury or rather the difficulty to define the concept.

The master in corporate strategy at Sciences Po gives students an immersive educational experience grounded in real-life business cases. The emphasis on self-renewal and the understanding that leadership and creativity require us to tap into our own resources are exactly what we need.

The Master in Economics and Business has evolved into the Master in International Management & Sustainability. Starting in 2019, the master 'Economics & Business' will become the Master of International Management. The Master will be available in English, French, Spanish and Arabic.

Starting in 2019, the master 'Economics & Business' has evolved into the Master in International Management & Sustainability. The diversity of subjects – not only economic, financial or corporate – is really the strength of this Master. The pedagogy mixing theory and numerous practical cases led by teachers and professionals reinforces theacquisition of knowledge.