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Four grants recipients in the Dual degree between Sciences Po and Columbia

Four students in the Dual BA Program Between Columbia University and Sciences Po have been awarded highly-competitive awards that ...

Contested narratives of the global

In June 2016, academics from Sciences Po, Princeton and Oxford (among others) got together at Sciences Po for a workshop entitled “Contested narratives of the global” ...

“I didn’t want to engage in a predetermined path”

Lisa Lauton is a German student doing a Master of Public Policy at the Sciences Po School of Public Affairs. She talks about why she decided to come to ...

How do you make Europe work without centralising everything?

Kalypso Nicolaïdis is Professor of International Relations at the University of Oxford and currently a visiting researcher at Sciences Po CERI ...

What's it like to study on the Mediterranean coast?

Located by the Mediterranean Sea, near the Italian border, the Menton campus is home to Sciences Po’s Middle Eastern and Mediterranean undergraduate programme ...

“My approach to public policy is unusual”

Colin Hay teaches a course on public policy at the Sciences Po School of Public Affairs, and political analysis at the University of Sheffield. He is also joint ...

Sparkling Gala Dinner in Reims

On 19 May 2016, 460 students gathered in the prestigious reception rooms of the Pommery Champagne house for a dinner prepared by Michelin-starred chef Philippe Mille.

“I generally like to know and report what is going on around me”

Yann Schreiber, graduate student at Sciences Po, has been awarded three prizes by the Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ), the oldest ...

Sciences Po researchers featured in The Lancet

Daniel Benamouzig, Henri Bergeron and Patrick Castel, three researchers from the Sciences Po Centre for the Sociology of Organisations, have published an article ...

“Let's not part our souls!”

In April 2016, the Sciences Po Paris School of International Affairs (PSIA) held the inaugural Youth and Leaders Talks. One of the speakers was Nikita Singla, a PSIA student ...

Sciences Po's seven-campuses championship

The Collégiades is a yearly tournament in which students from the seven Sciences Po campuses face each other in artistic and sporting competitions. This year the ...

“The only way to be influential is to stay together”

On 18 May, only 36 days before the BREXIT Referendum, the Sciences Po Paris School of International Affairs (PSIA) hosted a thought provoking and dynamic ...

Congratulations!

42 new graduates from the dual BA between Sciences Po and Columbia University took part in the Class Day Ceremony on 16 May 2016 in New York. All dressed in sky blue, the graduates were ...

Sciences Po among the world's top research institutions in economics

The 2016 Ideas Rankings for economics research have just been published. Computed using data from the RePEc (Research Papers in Economics) ...

“Librarians still play an important role”

Matthew Baker started his career travelling the world for work. After leaving his home state of Michigan, he spent time in Belgium, England, Canada, Ethiopia and ...

“My undergraduate year abroad changed my life”

Leon Yuchin Lau, an undergraduate student at Sciences Po, has just been offered a contract to become a foreign service officer with the government of Singapore ...

The "Erasmus Generation" in power.

Sandro Gozi, Italian Secretary of State for European Affairs – and, for the last fifteen years, professor at Sciences Po – will give a lecture on 18 May 2016 on the topic ...

"I want to change the system. Not make up for its defects."

Tara Heuzé, a student on the Sciences Po-Columbia dual Master's programme, launched an initiative to collect sanitary products for homeless women ...

"You have to be a bit naive to start something like this!"

Alyette Tritsch, a student in first year of the Master of International Development at the Paris School of International Affairs at Sciences Po ...

Teaching French to international students is a direct experience of multiculturalism

Anne Akyuz is one of 70 teachers of French as a foreign language at Sciences Po. With her love for the French language ...

To be or not to be in the European Union?

On 3 May 2016 at Sciences Po, British Minister of State for Europe David Lidington said the UK must regain confidence in its ability to help shape the European ...

Social science after the attacks

Beyond the obvious emotional shock, the attacks that plunged Paris and more recently Brussels into mourning have challenged the academic community to seek a rigorous, in-depth ...

Billie Holiday, baobab woman and batucada

Music, singing, dance and poetry: Sciences Po students from the Paris campus and artists from the Paris region came together to perform a musical show dedicated ...

"Entrepreneurship: Why do young women hold back?"

It's a fact: there are fewer female than male students involved in the start-ups incubated at Sciences Po. Economist Anne Boring specialises in gender inequality ...