Bachelor’s programme focused on Asia

The Undergraduate College programme on the Le Havre campus offers courses in Sciences Po’s core disciplines approached from a dual European and Asian perspective. Most courses are delivered in English, while French as a foreign language, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Hindi and Indonesian are taught intensively.

Dual Bachelor’s degree programmes

Australia

Dual Bachelor’s degree with the University of Sydney

Japan

Dual Bachelor’s degree with Keio University

Singapore

Dual Bachelor’s degree with the National University of Singapore

Hong Kong

Dual Bachelor’s degree with the University of Hong Kong

Dual Master’s degree programmes

China

Dual Master’s degree in Global Affairs with Fudan University, Shanghai

Dual Master’s degree in Communication with Fudan University, Shanghai

Dual Master’s degree with Peking University

Japan

Dual Master’s degree with Keio University

Singapore

Dual Master’s degree with the National University of Singapore

Exchange programme

Sciences Po welcomes university students on exchange from its Asian and Pacific partners every year. Sciences Po students also complete exchanges at these universities, either in their third undergraduate year or during their Master’s programme.

Come to Sciences Po on exchange

Study in Asia

Custom programmes

China : summer camp for students of Beijing Normal University

This summer programme for BNU students (PDF, 1Mo) is an introduction to French history and the European Union system.The morning classes are followed by cultural visits during the afternoon and allow students to get a more concrete experience of the topics.

Japan: the European Studies Programme

The European Studies programme, for Japanese and Korean students from partner universities, addresses both European history and contemporary European affairs.

Australia: programme for students of the University of Sydney Business School

The custom programme for students of the University of Sydney Business School offers an overview of the European Union institutions and the main political and economic debates concerning the EU today.

Singapore: summer school for Raffles Institution students

The week-long summer school for students of the Raffles Institution in Singapore provides an overview of the European institutions and how they function. The Singaporean secondary students come to Sciences Po each year in June.

Japan: student and faculty mobility

Thanks to cooperation agreements with Waseda and Keio universities in Japan, Sciences Po hosts a visiting scholar from each of these institutions for a month each year. For more information, contact your university’s International Affairs department. Contact at Sciences Po: Anna Dall'Oca.

The Centre for International Studies and Research (CERI)

Dedicated to social science research with an international focus, Centre de Recherches internationales, CERI’s scientific mission is based on a dual approach to world affairs, combining regional studies and international-transnational relations. The first concentrates on political societies, the second on international interactions of all natures – political, social, cultural and economic – between state and non-state actors.

Partner universities

Sciences Po has partnership agreements with more than 80 universities in the Asia-Pacific region. See the list of partner universities.

Strategic cooperation

Singapore: Université Sorbonne Paris Cité-National University of Singapore (NUS) partnership

In 2013, Université Sorbonne Paris Cité (USPC) and the National University of Singapore (NUS) established the USPC-NUS partnership (Fr) to promote new scientific collaborations between Europe and Southeast Asia. This partnership is coordinated by Sciences Po. Three calls for proposals are launched every year to fund research projects, doctoral student mobility and innovative projects in Higher Education.  

Malaysia: MARA-Sciences Po programme

The Pre-France programme coordinated by Campus France in partnership with the University Kuala Lumpur Malaysia France Institute (MFI UniKL) prepares the best Malaysian students to study at Sciences Po and other higher education institutions in France. The programme funds students for their whole study programme in France, thanks to support from MARA (Majlis Amanah Rakyat), a Malaysian government agency.

Alumni

Sciences Po Alumni international sections

Financial Aid

Information on financial aid.