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Ada Colau, former Mayor of Barcelona 2015-2023

Students in the field

Discover Moyu Shimada's student story about the unique experience hosted by Sciences Po and created by the Urban School.

Students in the Master’s in Urban Planning go on two trips: to an international city and a French region. The goal is to understand the political, economic, social, cultural, and environmental issues at stake in the Dunkirk area.

Conversation with Benedetta Cosco graduated Cum Laude from the Governing the Large Metropolis Master in 2018. After working at UNESCO, she is now a policy officer at the United Cities and Local Governments (UCLG).

The conference will take place at Sciences Po, Saint-Thomas d'Aquin, 75007 Paris. The conference will run from 9 a.m - 5 p.m. on July 10th 2023.

The "Building Resilient Cities in Africa" Event is organized jointly by the World Bank/GFDRR's City Resilience Program and the Sciences Po Urban School, Paris. It aims to discuss these challenges and assist in accelerating the funding of projects focused on urban resilience and climate change adaptation.

The students from the Master Governing the Large Metropolis (GLM) went to Amman for their annual learning expedition. Amman is the largest city of Jordan and the Levant and is one of the most popularlocations in the Arab world. The students met with public and private stakeholders and visited strategicinstitutions.

The Urban School of Sciences Po provides students with scholarships financed by Nexity' s sponsorship. The mobility grant program is an important initiative to support research and contribute to the production of new knowledge in different fields of study.

Lou D'ANGELO is a former Master 2 at the Groupe Huit design office. He now works as a tutor at the Urban School in Paris. His work supports urban and territorial planning and the preparation of urban projects.

The Lab of the Urban School of Sciences Po is pleased to invite you to theannual event to present and discuss the year's Group Projects. Students, partners, teachers, researchers, or professionals of cities and regions, _thisday is for you_!

The Lab of the Urban School of Sciences Po is pleased to invite you to theannual event to present and discuss the year's Group Projects. Students, partners, teachers, researchers, or professionals of cities and regions, _thisday is for you_!

Marine Le Gloan is a consultant in the sustainable development consulting agency, Utopies. She completed a double bachelor's degree in political science and sustainable development between Sciences Po and Columbia University. She is now working on missions for local authorities and real estate players.

Adoma is a semi-public company created in 1956 which has become the reference operator for supported housing and accommodation for asylum seekers. In 2021, Adoma has undertaken a globalapproach to define its strategy for young people in order to fulfil its mission.

The Digital Cities Chair of the Urban School of Sciences Po is organizing an international conference on July 10, 2023. The conference aims to question the presence of Google in the territories and its effects on local policies and urban governance.

Students from the Master Governing EcologicalTransitions in European Cities of the Urban School, visited Amsterdam to discover the “Doughnut Economy’!

Garance Breuil is a consultant for the Ecorys consulting agency in Rotterdam. She studied at Sciences Po and the University of Strathclyde in Glasgow. She joined the Governing Ecological Transitions in European Cities programme in 2022.

Bruno Cousin succeeds Nordine Kireche as head of Sciences Po Urban School and Centre for European Studies and Comparative Politics (CEE) Cousin is a renowned sociologist and a pillar of our master in Governing the Large                Metropolis as well as of the CEE.

Meeting with Zacharie Kartener, Marine Le Gloan, Léonie Yang, and Marine Le Gloan. Meetings will take place in Paris, Paris, and Berlin.

Souhail El Fatih graduated with a Master of Regional and Urban Strategy in 2020. He is now a project manager at Carta-Reichen & Robert et Associés in Rabat.

Town council is at the nexus of local/regional action – the point where all local actors intersect. Its unique perspective allows it to create effective and efficient relationships. It constructs an ecosystem that fosters robust, creative innovation.