Environmental Transformations

With COP29 around the corner, all eyes will be on Baku. Learn more about the complex religious situation in Azerbaijan with visiting scholar Altay Goyushow.

"If the world burns, we all burn together": meet a student of the Master in Environmental Policy at the Paris School of International Affairs.

Why is the risk of not taking action so colossal? Meet a student of the Master in Environmental Policy at the Paris School of International Affairs.

How can we work towards a decarbonised world? Meet a student from the Master in International Energy Transition at the Paris School of International Affairs.

1,200 experts to combine urban planning and social sciences for a fair and sustainable future: a look back at the 36th Congress of the Association of European Schools of Planning.

What if a card game could help create sustainable urban environments? Interview with a Kuwaiti researcher who spent two years at CERI.

Ecological transition, water management, urban inclusion: here's a look back at this highlight of the Urban School's group projects.

From Sciences Po/HEC dual degree to circular economy policy project officer at the European Commission's Directorate-General for the Environment.

Social and environmental justice in urban planning: learn more about the upcoming scientific congress of the European urban planning schools association, hosted by Sciences Po's Urban School and CEE.

Epidemics, the Artic, minerals, degrowth... Take a look at the postdocs who are making Sciences Po a leading university in the field of environmental change.

Cities are where the battle against climate change will be won, and this student from the Master Governing the Large Metropolis wants to be on the front line.

Congratulations to Maël Ginsburger, Doctor of Sociology at CRIS, on winning joint 2nd prize for his work on ordinary habits and inequalities.

What did the 25 students from the Master in Governing the Large Metropolis learn during their field trip to New Delhi?

Did you know that the Master of Research in Economics could lead to studying green transition for the European Union?

Sciences Po hosted 7 of the most prestigious schools of public affairs in the world: what 31 proposals did the 92 student participants come up with?

They want to learn how to protect our planet and its people: meet this year's CARE Scholarship Canadian students.

Will this COP be the "28th failure"? The must-read midway analysis by researcher Carola Kloeck.

Sciences Po and its Canadian partner universities urge students to use their voices in climate initiatives everywhere.

Loss and damages mechanism, the paradox of holding the COP in Dubai, phasing out fossil fuels: all you need to know about COP28.

Are governments in the driving seat regarding climate change? The op-ed of climate expert Lola Vallejo.