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The Nancy students are back to school: let's look back at 4 extraordinary moments of their 2023 student life.
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This summer, students returning from 3A are sharing their experiences. Fary found her calling in Accra: international development.
The Student Services Centre is recruiting a team of back-to-school Ambassadors on the Paris campus among Sciences Po students to assist Freshman students throughout the year.
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Ukraine also needs research, not just weapons. Discover the final work of students from our Gender Studies Programme.
Is political debate the beauty of European democracy? Discover Juliette’s journey at the European Parliament.
The story of 3 students that followed a course on computational social sciences organised by CIVICA, the European University of Social Sciences.
Dive head first into an historical and cultural tour of our Parisian sites that attracts students from all around the world.
A student story about winning the French round of the Philip C. Jessup Cup and going to Washington D.C. for the finals.
A Master's student in European Affairs tells us about his experience at the simulation of the EU Council.
Sciences Polémiques was just launched in Le Havre and hosted the grand finale 2023 of the Richard Descoings eloquence contest.
A transdisciplinary and unique initiative that fits right into the environmental transformation goals of Sciences Po.
Kenya native Alex Mutura is a student in Sciences Po's Europe-Africa undergraduate program, majoring in economics and societies. Last year – despite the ongoing pandemic – Mutura embarked on a five-month academic exchange at South Africa’s Stellenbosch University. He shares his experience below.
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In order to further our commitment to equal opportunities, Sciences Po is updating its progressive tuition fee system, making it more balanced and better tailored to each of our students. Along with our new undergraduate admissions procedure, this change will take our institution’s social diversity policy even further, opening access to more students from lower and middle-income families.
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