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Second year civic engagement project
The civic engagement project is a compulsory part of the Undergraduate College Civic Learning Programme. Students work on individual or group projects over the two semesters of study, complementing the experience gained during their first-year civic internship. The civic engagement project module counts for 3 ECTS credits and is an essential component of the Bachelor degree.
Specifics and Educational Goals
- Have students develop their thinking on the citizenship issues they have chosen for their Civic Learning Programme (arts and culture, education, equality, employment, environment, justice, housing, health, solidarity, etc.).
- Consolidate disciplinary, multidisciplinary and methodological learning in the humanities and social sciences.
- Actively participate in the design and implementation of a civic or community-service project
Examples of partner institutions
Paris Regional Education Authority, National Institute for Sight-Impaired Youth, Gendarmerie Nationale, National Institute for Hearing-Impaired Youth, Restos du Cœur, Secours Catholique, etc.
Conditions for the civic engagement project
- This internship is compulsory for second-year Undergraduate College students
- The internship must be carried out between September and April
- It is asked that you complete 50 hours minimum of civic engagement
- Independent civic project internship completed within a single organization
- With a non-partisan, non-trade union, non-proselytizing, non-profit or public interest organisation, whether public or private
- In the form of an internship, volunteer work, fixed-term contract or group project
Steps and completion requirements
Step 1: Declare your independent civic project internship online between August 26 and September 30, 2024
Regardless of the form it takes—internship, voluntary work or fixed-term contract—it is compulsory to declare your internship on the student portal. Your campus’s civic programme coordinator will review the proposed internship.
Step 2: Submit the following documents on the Civic Learning Programme online workspace, section “04. Individual civic independent project” :
- Critical Reflection that follows on from your civic engagement internship report
- An internship or engagement agreement to be completed, signed and stamped by the host organisation
- A copy of your payslip if you completed your civic engagement project internship under a fixed-term contract
Visit Moodle to find the academic calendar for the civic course.
Civic Programme Coordinators
- Dijon campus: Ismaël Combette (ismael.combette@sciencespo.fr)
- Le Havre campus: Alexandra Gravier (alexandra.gravier@sciencespo.fr)
- Menton Campus: Anne-Hélene Lecomte (annehelene.lecomte@sciencespo.fr)
- Nancy Campus: Alexandra Brun (alexandra.brun@sciencespo.fr)
- Paris Campus: Albane de Pompéry (albane.depompery@sciencespo.fr)
- Poitiers Campus: Yvonnick Nibaudeau (yvonnick.nibaudeau@sciencespo.fr)
- Reims Campus: Lorraine Debelenet (yvonnick.nibaudeau@sciencespo.fr