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“There is not a single warring party that respects the rules of engagement”

In the four years since the UN Independent International Commission of Inquiry on the Syrian Arab Republic began investigating ...

“The environment is addictive”

In the seventh episode of “Prof.”, Laurence Tubiana, a Sciences Po professor and France’s special representative at the 2015 UN Climate Change Conference, shares her views ...

“Some of the best content we see comes from traditional journalists”

On 18 March 2016, Periscope CEO Kayvon Beykpour gave a keynote speech at Sciences Po about his career path and his vision for Periscope ...

Sciences Po welcomes refugees

In response to the current migration situation in Europe and France, Sciences Po is welcoming refugees into its classes. A group of twenty refugees aged between 20 and 40 years ...

“Law structures the global economy”

In her course on international private law, professor Horatia Muir Watt introduces her students to the legal framework that governs business activities. Listen to the ...

“I wanted to keep working with my classmates”

Tore Hamming graduated from the Sciences Po Paris School of International Affairs (PSIA) with a Master’s in International Security specialising in the Middle ...

Growth and Credit: Why Do the Chinese Keep Saving?

In an article published in The American Economic Review (pdf, 1.06 MB), Keyu Jin, assistant professor at LSE, and Nicolas Coeurdacier and Stéphane Guibaud ...

What do guidance counselors think of Sciences Po?

During their visit to the Sciences Po campus in Reims in March 2016, guidance counselors from around the world took a closer look at the day-to-day life ...

“I imagine Clinton’s victory, for the moment”

In the fifth episode of "Prof." on the Reims campus, history professor Mario Del Pero and his students remind us why a cross-disciplinary approach is essential ...

The Perils of November

The US presidential election is always big news. The long series of primaries in both camps, the media staging and an unending string of sound bites form the staple of the television ...

“It’s impossible not to notice my pro-European fervour”

Each episode of “Prof.” takes you inside the classroom where you glimpse the relationship between a professor, his or her discipline, and the students ...

Seven schools, countless career paths

Sciences Po welcomes graduate students from all over the world to its seven schools on the Paris campus. After completing their degree, 80 percent of Sciences Po graduates ...

Keio University and Sciences Po

Keio University is the oldest and most prestigious higher education institution in Japan.  In an interview for Sciences Po, President of Keio University Atsushi Seike talks ...

“The only truth for an entrepreneur is perseverance”

Maxime Marzin, head of the Sciences Po business incubator, talked to us about the fantasies, setbacks and successes of the students he accompanies on ...

Thinking of studying French this summer?

The Summer School, held on the Paris campus during the months of June and July, is a unique opportunity for students to spend a summer studying at Sciences Po. The ...

“A two-hour lecture has to be a one-man show”

Each episode of “Prof.” takes you inside the classroom where you glimpse the relationship between a professor, his or her discipline, and the students.  In ...

DNI Innovation Fund, Accelerated Mobile Pages, Project Shield…

To mark his first visit to France as CEO of Google, Sundar Pichai gave a keynote speech at Sciences Po on Wednesday 24 February 2016.

Sciences Po and the National University of Singapore offer a new dual degree

On 24 February 2016 in Singapore, NUS President Professor Tan Chorh Chuan and Sciences Po President Frédéric Mion signed a dual ...

2016 Michel David-Weill Scholarship

Princeton University senior Emily de La Bruyère has been awarded the 2016 Michel David-Weill Scholarship. Emily is set to graduate from the Woodrow Wilson School of Public ...

A partnership to support Latin American students and researchers at Sciences Po

Nearly 600 Latin American students study at Sciences Po each year. To support these students, Sciences Po has developed partnerships ...

“Don’t go trying to pick anyone up in my class”

Each episode of “Prof.” takes you inside the classroom where you glimpse the relationship between a professor, his or her discipline, and the students. In ...

What I liked most about my education at Sciences Po

Andrea Klaric graduated with a Master’s in European Affairs in 2013, but she is still nostalgic about the halls of the Sciences Po campus in Paris, 27 ...

Introducing “Prof.”, the very first Sciences Po web series.

We are delighted to bring you “Prof.”, the very first Sciences Po web series. Each episode will take you inside the classroom where you’ll glimpse ...

In remembrance of Boutros Boutros-Ghali

Boutros Boutros-Ghali, the Egyptian diplomat and former United Nations Secretary General, died on Tuesday, 16 February 2016 in Cairo at the age of 93. A Sciences ...