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How financialization has driven an increase in inequality across the world

The modern era has witnessed a dramatic increase in wage inequality across the developed world since the late 1990s. While previous ...

Telling history through comics

Comics have really earned their stripes in recent years and are now a research subject in their own right. Isabelle Delorme, who has just been awarded her PhD from Sciences ...

A new dual Master’s degree with the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy in Singapore

Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy (LKYSPP) at the National University of Singapore and Sciences Po School of Public ...

Training students to be media-savvy

Structuring one’s ideas to be read by a lay audience, using social networks to build a community focused on one’s area of expertise, writing a column or being interviewed ...

From Mexico to France

As Adán Corral finishes the second semester of his Master’s in International Public Management at the Sciences Po Paris School of International Affairs, he is coming close to completing ...

“Staff ride” in Normandy: learning from the past

For the first time, 40 students from the Master in International Security at the Paris School of International Affairs (PSIA) took part in a “Normandy Student ...

Emmanuel Macron, French president-elect, Class of 2001

Emmanuel Macron was 21 years old when he arrived at Sciences Po. After three years of preparatory classes in the arts section at lycée Henri IV and ...

“Globalisation and trade are controversial in France, whereas they bring consensus in Vietnam”

In the run-up to the French presidential election, the famous weekly Paris Match invited international students ...

Why abstention could mean victory for Marine Le Pen

Emmanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen are the two candidates heading into the second round run-off of the French presidential election on May 7. Initial polls ...

How Marine Le Pen could win the French presidential election even if she polls lower than 50%

(By Serge Galam, Sciences Po). Never before in modern history has a French presidential election been punctuated ...

Meet the Reims campus gardeners

Today, more than 50 percent of the world’s population lives in cities. Reason enough for the student association Sciences Po Environment to make urban agriculture one of ...

Meet Indian scholarship students at Sciences Po

Romasha comes from Calcutta, Alleiah from Ahmedabad and Akhil from Hindupur. All three are outstanding students who could not have come to study in France ...

How to win an election campaign

Every week, Arthur Muller and Guillaume Liégey teach Sciences Po students the best methods to help a candidate win an election. Those expecting to meet a pair of spin doctors ...

And the winner in the French presidential election is... populism

Luc Rouban, Sciences Po – USPC

“In the United States and now in France, I witnessed a significant political change first-hand.”

In the run-up to the French presidential election, the famous weekly Paris Match invited international students ...

“You can pick up Sciences Po's wifi connection from the beach!”

Hardy Hewson, a British student in his second year of the dual bachelor’s degree programme between Sciences Po and Columbia University, ...

Sciences Po will help your job search

Sciences Po has put together thirteen online mini-modules to help graduates hit the workforce running. Learn how to prepare for your job interview, make the most of ...

Fashion designer Jean-Charles de Castelbajac at Sciences Po

On 7 April, fashion designer Jean-Charles de Castelbajac delivered a masterclass at Sciences Po. Jean-Charles de Castelbajac, who has designed ...

“When 'Gomorra' came out, it was met by a deafening silence.”

On 29 March, Italian author Roberto Saviano was at Sciences Po for the Italissimo festival to talk about literature, ethics and philosophy. ...

“The question of ethics hasn’t been sufficiently addressed”

In the run up to the French presidential election, the famous weekly Paris Match invited international students from the Sciences Po Undergraduate ...

“If we want to empower women, we also need to redefine the notion of masculinity.”

In March, four student associations on the Reims campus; Politiqu’elles, HeForShe, SAGA, and The Feminist Society joined ...

“In today’s context of disruption, the demand for quality journalism is growing”

On 5 April, Mark Thompson, the New York Times CEO, was at Sciences Po to speak about  “Journalism in the era of distrust” ...

Hertie School and Sciences Po write letter to Hungarian President in #IstandwithCEU action

The Hertie School of Governance in Berlin and Sciences Po in Paris have written a letter to the Hungarian President ...

“Management skills are crucial for anyone interested in public policymaking”

Paul Laurent is a student enrolled in a dual Master’s degree offered by the Sciences Po School of Public Affairs and Bocconi ...