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CEVIPOF / Sciences Po is recruiting an Assistant Professor (Tenure Track) in Political Science, Topic Immigration and Democracy / Political Theory. The application deadline is 18 September 2026.

A project involving Caterina Froio, a researcher at the Centre for European Studies and Comparative Politics.

Manon Deguet, Grégoire Ramé and Michaël Bourdon are among the recipients of a 2026 Jean Walter-Zellidja Fellowship

Based on a doctoral thesis carried out at the CSO with the support of LIEPP, this book offers an in-depth analysis of the public policies implemented since the 2000s to tackle the shortage of medical services in certain areas.

Official launch of this project, funded by an ERC Starting Grant for a period of five years

The European Commission selected specialists from our research centers and one of our alumna to lead the French part of the project.

Professor Dina Waked, the Dean of the School of Research at Sciences Po, has participated in an engaging conversation about the research environment with Alliance Director, Dr. Emmanuel Kattan.

2025-26 is an exceptional year for our CNRS faculty members: the Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS) decided to award three of them career promotions.

Congratulations to Malo Jan, Luis Sattelmayer, and Théodore Tallent on the publication of their article in the world’s leading political science journal.

The 2026 edition of the QS World University Rankings by Subject acknowledges Sciences Po's international standing.

Bright minds, new ideas: check out what our PhD students and emerging scholars published from January to March 2026.

Every year the Centre for Economics, Policy, and History (CEPH) distinguishes an economic historian who has made a major contribution to the discipline.

Three Europe-wide CIVICA teams will conduct seed-funded research on the impact of social media on democracies, the rise of identity politics in Europe, and Africa's digital transformation.

The CNRS Emerita Research Director at the Centre for European Studies and Comparative Politics has been honoured by Greece's oldest and largest university.

Economists, historians, lawyers, sociologists, and political scientists: 21 new researchers have joined Sciences Po to conduct their research, teach, and contribute to public debate. Discover their profiles!

Researchers Diane Bolet (political scientist, CEE), Julia Cagé (economist, Department of Economics), Axelle Ferrière (economist, Department of Economics), and Mirna Safi (sociologist, CRIS) have been awarded European Research Council Grants. Conferred following a highly competitive selection process, ERC Grants distinguish projects that are exceptional by their excellence, originality, and contribution to the understanding of major contemporary challenges.

Sciences Po is recruiting a Full Professor in Political Science / Political Philosophy and Social Sciences, attached to CEVIPOF.

A look back at the event organised in her memory with the CEPR on 10 December at Sciences Po.

New project led by Mirna Safi, funded by the European Research Council

Axelle's project "Rethinking the Efficiency Redistribution Trade-Off: Taxes, Transfers, and Household Inequality" (RETTHINQ) will begin January 1st.

What lessons has the EU learned from the Greek crisis? How have some of the tools developed during the crisis become the norm?

Sciences Po's Department of Economics is expected to recruit on two positions, one in Industrial Organisation (IO) and one open-field.

Assistant Professor at the Centre for the Sociology of Organisations, Manisha Anantharaman receives two international awards for her book Recycling Class.