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Climate conferences fail due to their focus on consequences and not causes. With this in mind, Sciences Po and its partners in the Make it Work initiative decided to organise ...
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With Ghassan Salamé, Dean of the Paris School of International Affairs at Sciences Po (PSIA), leaving to pursue other endeavours at the end of the 2014-2015 academic year ...
Professor Fernández Arroyo, a professor at the Sciences Po Law School since 2010, is currently a visiting scholar at New York University. On the ...
Like all undergraduate Sciences Po students, Augustin is currently spending his third year abroad. He is taking advantage of this experience to complete an internship ...
Conferences, inauguration of a vegetable garden, launch of a compost bin… From the 30 March to 3 April 2015, Sciences Po Environment, a student association, organised ...
A 2007 graduate from the Sciences Po Doctoral School, Jonathan Gonzalez is today a content consultant at Gonzo Media, the press group he created in 2013 in Singapore ...
Ben Rattray is the founder and CEO of Change.org, the world's largest petition platform with more than 90 million users in 196 countries. He took part in the ...
Nine months before the Climate Conference that will take place in Paris (COP21), Sciences Po students from the Poitiers campus imagine how to ...
A just published book “Mobile Europe” written by Ettore Recchi, Professor of Sociology at OSC, presents analyses* about its main research ...
On 2 April 2015, UNESCO Director-General Irina Bokova gave a lecture at Sciences Po, entitled “The Protection of Cultural Heritage in Iraq and Syria: ...
For the fourth consecutive year, Sciences Po is the winner of the Critérium, an annual sports competition gathering together ten French universities. This year, the competition ...
Watch the newest Summer School video to learn more about our two tracks of study: the social sciences track and the French language track.
On Monday 30 March 2015, Kofi Annan, the charismatic former UN Secretary-General and 2001 Nobel Peace Prize winner, had a 1,5 hour long discussion with Sciences Po students ...
On Monday 30 March 2015 at 7:30 pm, Sciences Po welcomed Kofi Annan at the invitation of the Sciences Po Paris School of International Affairs and the Association Française pour ...
An interview with Barbara Saden, who graduated from the Sciences Po Doctoral School with a Master in International Relations in May 2014. Her research “Punishing Syria: punishment ...
A pioneer in the promotion of equal opportunities, Sciences Po is also a leading research institution on this issue. The sociology of educational inequalities ...
JobMind is a web and mobile application that helps people organise their job search. It has been developed by two Sciences Po graduates with the support of the Sciences ...
Eric Falcon will graduate from the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs at Princeton University ...
Each year, the Sciences Po campus in Paris welcomes students from partner Japanese universities for a four-week programme dedicated to European ...
With generous funding from the Swiss Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Professor Lakhdar Brahimi took 22 of his Sciences Po students on a study trip to Ethiopia.
Nathan Stewart, a student at the Sciences Po School of Communication: "I am originally from Belfast in Northern Ireland, but I studied French and Politics at the ...
On the 19 February, the GDF-Suez group chose to support Sciences Po financial aid policy by committing to finance three years of the Emile Boutmy scholarship ...
Edgar Proutheau graduated from the dual degree Sciences Po-UBC in May 2014 with a major in Political Science. He is now enrolled in a Master’s ...
Sciences Po attracts students seeking a truly international education. During their visit to the university, guidance counselors from around the ...
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