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Improving Sciences Po Library for International Students

Bocconi University, European University Institute, Hertie School, and Stockholm School of Economics: librarians from 4 renown institutions shared ...

Sciences Po and Freie Universität Berlin: 40 Years Of Mobility and Dual Degrees

Benefit from the complementary approaches of two institutions of excellence, and their respective alumni networks, with our ...

Gift a Book: The Sciences Po Library Selection

A hilarious tale about campus life, a historical ground-breaking analysis, an introspective graphic novel, and a science fiction classic: discover the books ...

Student Experience: Attending the Africa Financial Summit 2024 in Casablanca

Judith Jepkorir and Yvant Brice Yepmo, Mastercard Foundation Scholars, took a step further towards making a meaningful impact ...

A report on violence against women in times of armed conflict

Six students from the Gender Equality and Public Policy Certificate created a report on violence against women in armed conflict, for and with ...

Jewish-Muslim encounters in European cities, before and after 7 October

Has 7 October reshaped the complex and ambivalent interactions between the two communities? Findings from a research project across ...

The New Admission Procedure Through Parcoursup for First-Year Bachelor Applicants

Are you sitting your baccalaureate in France or abroad in 2025 and would like to enter Sciences Po Bachelor's programme? ...

Héloïse WIART, Master in History (Class of 2019)

Meet an alumna who advises and supports political action, from illicit trafficking in the Sahel to rebuilding Iraqi Kurdistan.

Sciences Po's Institute for environmental transformations publishes its first activity report

One year after its launch, the Institute offers you an overview of all the initiatives undertaken at Sciences ...

QS 2025: Sciences Po Ranked First in the European Union in Employment Outcome

Find out why our university is ranked so high in this category in France and in the world and learn more about our graduates' ...

Plastic Pollution: On the Essential Role of Informal Waste Pickers

Should the focus be on reducing plastic production or recycling? Is inclusive recycling an option? An analysis by Manisha Anantharaman ...

Applying to Sciences Po as a First-Year Student for Academic Year 2025: Our Admissions Pathways

You would like to join Sciences Po as a Bachelor's student? Find out more about our admissions pathways.

Sciences Po Student Services: Helping all our Talents Succeed

From accommodation and visas to health and accessibility, Sciences Po staff support students across a wide range of issues.

Is Digital Technology Democratic? The Latest Issue of "Understanding Our Times"

Virality and democracy, the politicisation of news stories, IA and universities: read the second issue.

The Future Museum Project: Discussing the Role of Gender and Avant-Garde in the Arts

Throwback at the installation on Gender and Avant-Garde in the practice of cultural professionals from Central, Eastern ...

Israel-Hezbollah Ceasefire Deal Promises a Precarious Peace in a Region Racked by Conflict

Is it a good idea to apply technical solutions to a deeply political problem? An article with Chiara Ruffa, Center ...

Reproductive Rights: "Law Can Be an Instrument for Transformative Change"

Law Professors Helena Alviar García and Marie Mercat-Bruns tell us more about the second edition of the Sciences Po Symposium on ...

Student Experience: What Went on at the Paris Peace Forum 2024?

From the need for change at the UN to the role of youth, watch the video recap of the two-days summit.

12 New Researchers Are Joining Sciences Po This Year

From the quantification of war to the governance of the seas, find out all about the research topics and profiles of the new members of the permanent ...

COP29 in Baku: Chronicles From the Field by Our Center for International Studies

The ministers have arrived at the COP and the discussions are moving from the technical to the political level. Discover ...

Sciences Po's School of Management and Impact welcomes Harvard’s Jason Furman as Guest Lecturer

Meet a distinguished economist that thinks exchanging ideas across the Atlantic is as important as it has ...

Candidates: About the Undergraduate International Admissions Pathway for the September 2025 Intake

Are you enrolled in a foreign high school and want to apply to our bachelor for the 2025 intake? The international ...

How Young European Citizens Propose to Combat Disinformation in Democratic Societies

How can disinformation be tackled in countries as different as France, Germany, Moldova, and Romania? Discover 6 common ...

The Urban School at the World Urban Forum 2024

The Urban School was at the WUF12 in Cairo to discuss Nature-based solutions in Cities