They are unique programmes in partnership with an affiliated university characterized by specific enrolment requirements and diplomas. Please review the eligibility criteria and the specificities of each programme. 

• JD Master's Programme
• Bachelor/Master Johns Hopkins University
• Bachelor/Master ITAM (Mexico, website in Spanish)
• Universidad Torcuato di Tella (Buenos Aires, Argentina, Fr)
• Pontificia Universidade Católica de São Paulo (Brazil, Fr)
• Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile (Santiago, Chile, Fr)
• Università Luiggi Bocconi
• Columbia journalism school
• Waseda University (PDF)
• Keio University
• Barnard's College

In order to apply to any one of these programmes, click here. Then select the indicated "Partnership Programme" procedure in the online application to view the accurate list of programmes available.

This will open the list of programs below, from which you may make your selection.

For each programme you will find the eligibility criteria, the language requirements, application deadlines and other useful information.

Università Bocconi (Milan, Italy):

• Dual Master's degree in Management of International and Public Affairs (programme in English)
• Dual Master's degree in Finance and Strategy or in International Management and Sustainability

École du Louvre (Paris, France):

• Dual Master's degree with the School of Public Affairs (FR)
• Dual Master's degree with the School of Research (FR)

AgroParisTech (Paris Institute of Technology for Life, Food and Environmental Sciences) (Paris-Saclay, France):

• Dual Master's degree with the School of Public Affairs
• Dual Master's degree with the Urban School
• Dual Master's degree with the School of Management and Impact
• Dual Master's degree with the Paris School of International Affairs

ISAE-SUPAERO (Higher Institute of Aeronautics and Space Engineering) (Toulouse, France):

• Dual Master's degree with the School of Public Affairs
• Dual Master's degree with the Urban School
• Dual Master's degree with the School of Management and Impact
• Dual Master's degree with the Paris School of International Affairs

Saint-Cyr Coëtquidan (Guer, France):

• Dual Master's degree with the School of Public Affairs (FR)
• Dual Master's degree with the Paris School of International Affairs (FR)

HEC Paris (France)/Sciences Po: 

• Dual Master's degree in Corporate and Public Management

During the opening period of the admissions campaign, create an account, log in with your email address and fill out your application. It may take up to two hours before receiving the activation link. 

To create your file step by step, check the application guide. 

Please note : 

• You cannot use the same application form twice. If you already applied in the past you must create a new application form.
• Should you already have an email @sciencespo.fr, You do not need to create a new account: just login to our application portal by using your usual Sciences Po username (firstname.lastname) and password.
• Campus France: If you are a national of a country using the CEF procedure, please note that you cannot apply to Sciences Po through their system. Please send your application to Sciences Po through our platform, within our deadlines.

Sciences Po Undergraduate Students (excluding Exchange students)

You should only complete an application if you wish to apply to a dual degree programme, not to a Sciences Po master's programme. 

When starting your application, select “French undergraduate degree (or 180 ECTS credits / bachelor’s degree or equivalent) from an institution located in France or abroad” and then “You are a Sciences Po student (and will obtain your bachelor this year) and you wish to apply to a dual degree programme”.

Do not enter any other choice than a dual degree programme in your application. You will be prompted to choose your two-year master's programme at Sciences Po through your student platform at the invitation of the Academic Affairs office. Please disregard the information pertaining to two-year master's programmes at Sciences Po shown on this table. Only the information about the Dual degree programmes is relevant for you. Several Newsletters will be sent to you regarding your master's preference procedure.

Please direct all questions regarding the choice of master's programme, academic content or future job opportunities to the programme's academic advisor, whose contact information can be found on the programme's page.

You can select:

• one two-year master's programme at Sciences Po, or
• one dual degree programme, or
• both a two-year master's programme at Sciences Po and a dual degree programme. In this case, you must select the dual degree programme as your first choice. This is only a technical constraint which will not prevent you from choosing whichever programme you want to attend, should you be admitted to both programmes.

Please note :  If you wish to apply to the competitive exam preparation or the "préparation aux concours juridiques de Sciences Po (FR)", you may apply to both a master’s programme and a preparation programme.

You may not:

• Apply for two dual degree programmes or two two-year master's programmes at Sciences Po;
• Combine a one-year master's programme with any other programme
• Combine a PhD programme with any other programme.

Beware:

• The Joint Master in Journalism and International Affairs and the Joint Master of Law and Finance are considered Sciences Po two-year master's degrees at Sciences Po. Therefore, you can also choose a dual degree programme in addition to them.
• You may only apply for Sciences Po programmes once per academic year. Should your application be unsuccessful, you are not allowed to apply for a different programme or through a different procedure for the same academic year.
• Some programmes are only open to applicants eligible for the domestic admission procedure (e.g., the dual degree with Télécom Paris) or the international admission procedure (e.g., the Master in Economic Law and the Master in Communication, Media and Creative Industries). If you are not eligible for the relevant procedure, you will not be able to apply to these programmes.

We advise you to start your application by filling out the reference section. This will ensure referees have adequate time to reply.

More about references.

When required, take the language tests as early as possible. Depending on the test, obtaining your language test scores may take up to three months. You must therefore take the necessary precautions in order to provide your results whilst respecting the deadlines.

Check the language requirements.

In order to ensure that your application will be processed, it is your responsibility to make sure that it is complete and that all required supporting documents are attached in the appropriate format (PDF 2Mo max) by the relevant deadline.

Once your application has been submitted, no new document will be accepted, unless requested by the Admissions office.

Check the list of required documents.

Your letter must be written in the language of the chosen programme. For a dual degree programme, write your letter in English (unless otherwise instructed). If you apply for two programmes, you must write two motivation letters in separate sections.

Learn more on the motivation letter.

The application fee is €150.

In case of an incomplete, withdrawn or unsuccessful application, the application fee is not refundable.

If you are a Sciences Po student (not in an exchange program) and wish to apply for a dual degree (through the Domestic procedure), the application fee is €100. It is therefore important to clearly indicate your status when opening your application file (“Master's programme / French undergraduate degree (or 180 ECTS credits / bachelor’s degree or equivalent) from an institution located in France or abroad / You are a Sciences Po student (and will obtain your bachelor this year) and you wish to apply to a dual degree programme”).

You may be exempt from the application fee if you fall into one of the categories listed below and provide the required supporting documentation:

We do not offer fee waivers, unless :

• you are a CROUS scholarship holder for the current academic year (your “attestation définitive” must be included in your application file);
• you are an applicant with disabilities (supporting documentation must be included in your application file: RQTH, Allocation Adulte Handicapé, Carte "Mobilité Inclusion" portant la mention "Invalidité”, Allocation Éducation Enfant Handicapé);
• you can provide proof of refugee status. In that case, please contact us and attach the official proof of your current situation.

Please note: Paying the application fee does not mean that your application file has been submitted. Make sure to submit your application file by clicking on the Submit button.

Do not wait until the last day to submit your application.

In order to be assessed, your application file must be complete and submitted before the deadline of the programme you are applying for. If you apply for two programmes with different deadlines, or if you apply for a scholarship, you must meet the earliest deadline. 

All deadlines always refer to Paris time (11.59pm).

Please note:

• As our platform does not automatically invalidate incomplete files, it is your responsibility to submit an application that includes all required documents (including references and proof of language proficiency).
• Once you have submitted your application, no new document or element will be accepted, unless requested by the Admissions office.

Once you submit your application, you can access your dashboard and track its status.

Applicants will be notified of the outcome of their application through their dashboard and by e-mail. The admission offer is valid only for the programme you have applied for. 

Candidates are notified as to the outcome of their dual degree application two to three months after the selected programme's application deadline.

Please remember that if you have applied both to a dual degree programme and a two-year master's programme, you will receive two separate decisions at two different moments.

Beware: In accordance with the applicable French and European regulations on data protection, Sciences Po is legally required to disclose admission or admissibility results only to the candidates concerned, in strict compliance with the principles of confidentiality and the protection of personal data. 

Students must take up their place on a dual degree course at the beginning of the academic year following admission. It is not possible to defer entry for these programmes.

Find out the first steps (calendars, access your online student account, register, choose your courses, etc.). You may check our page for international students.

You will be asked to provide a copy of your bachelor diploma (or equivalent) by the time of your administrative registration (early spring or by the end of September at the latest). Should you fail to do so, our offer of admission will be revoked.

Please note:

• Dual degree with the LSE : Successful candidates may receive a conditional offer: 
  • on their academic record if they were in the process of obtaining their bachelor's degree at the time of applying,
  • and/or on their language test scores if applicable. 

The offer will mention what is expected for final admission.

• Dual degree with SIPA (Columbia University): Successful candidates should request their home institution or authorized third parties (WES/CHESICC) to send their original transcripts electronically to the Registrar's Office at Columbia University. Original language tests, if applicable, should also be sent to Columbia University.

We fully understand your disappointment and your wish to know more about the reasons for our decision. Here are some explanations why your application was unsuccessful. 

Sciences Po does not provide for a waiting list for graduate admissions.

The committee's decisions are final and cannot be appealed. Once the decision is released, no new assessment can be made.