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07.09.2015
What do undergraduate students learn at Sciences Po?
On 1 September 2015, 1,370 undergraduate students celebrated completion of their three-year undergraduate programme at the Sciences Po College. These studies have earned them a Bachelor’s degree from Sciences Po.
Learn more about undergraduate studies at Sciences Po.
Two years in France, one year abroad
All students spend two years at one of Sciences Po’s seven campuses in France, and one year abroad on an internship or studying at one of Sciences Po’s 410 partner universities around the world.
The world in a classroom
Half of the 13,000 students at Sciences Po hail from 140 countries outside France. This multiculturalism is an invaluable asset for our students and they all agree that they learn a lot from the exceptional diversity of the student body.
A multidisciplinary education with an international outlook
During their time in France, undergraduates all study the same core curriculum in the social sciences - political science, economics, history, law and sociology - and some of them (40%) specialise in a world region:
- Central and Eastern Europe on the Dijon campus
- Asia on the Le Havre campus (courses in English)
- The Middle-East and Mediterranean on the Menton campus (courses in English)
- Europe & the Franco-German Region on the Nancy campus
- Latin America on the Poitiers campus (Fr)
- Africa and North America on the Reims campus (courses in English)
- Students on the Paris campus study the general social sciences programme.
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