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From Sciences Po/HEC dual degree to Inspector at the Banque de France, currently on secondment at the Banque de France Representative Office in Singapore.
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This Policy Brief has been selected as one of the best works written during the course taught by Prof. Suzanne Vergnolle “Tech Regulation in Europe and Beyond” in Spring 2024.
This Policy Brief has been selected as one of the best works written during the course taught by Prof. Suzanne Vergnolle “Comparative Approach to Big Tech Regulation” in Spring 2024.
From the Master in Public Policy, Security and Defence policy stream, to a position as a consultant at Flint Global
A look back at the conference held by Minister Paschal Donohoe, President of the Eurogroup on March 12
From the Master in Public Policy, Security and Defence policy stream, dual degree with Saint-Cyr, to the position of International Relations Manager at Thales
Laure Descamps founded "Santéresser" alongside Juliette Cretel, a fellow student at Paris-Dauphine University.
Laure Bineaud revives the dialogue between young people and their elders
From the Master in Public Policy, Security and Defence policy stream in apprenticeship, to the position of Export Control Manager at Airbus Helicopters
This year, several student groups from Sciences Po took part in the Global Public Policy Network's annual conference, held at the end of February 2024. Read the testimonies of Michelle and Harshad, finalists in the competition.
Sciences Po hosted 7 of the most prestigious schools of public affairs in the world: what 31 proposals did the 92 student participants come up with?
On 15 February 2024, a delegation of 24 students travelled to Brussels to learn about the workings of the European institutions and the actors in the private sector.
What will aeronautics, and Paris Air Show, look like in 2035? Meet the two winning students from the School of Public Affairs.
Juliette Lequesne and Jeanne Saliou are both graduates of the 2018-2020 Sciences Po and London School of Economics Double Masters in European Affairs, Europe in the World policy stream, and working as young professionals in the European Union delegations in Montenegro and Chile.
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Aifang Ma, alumna and associate researcher with the CEE, just received a Laura Bassi scholarship for editorial assistance on an academic article comparing the anti-trust regulation of digital economies in the USA, China, and the EU
From the Master in Public Policy, Security and Defence policy stream, to Defence and Security Consultant at Sopra Steria
Pierre Flecheux, a Master 2 student at the School of Public Affairs, won the Dominique Baudis Award at the end of 2023 for his documentary "Jamais trop TAAR". Find out more about his project and documentary.
From the Master in Public Policy, Social Policy and Social Innovation stream, to the United Nations Office for Project Services
Discover the path taken by Maximilien Saint-Cast, a student in the Public Administration stream, whose documentary film "Our Brothers' & Sisters' Keepers" premiered at Grand Rex on 9 December.
From the Master in European Affairs, Energy, Environment and Sustainability policy stream, dual degree with Fudan University, to the French Ministry of Ecological Transition
The Digital, Governance and Sovereignty Chair is launching a call for papers from researchers on the fragmentation of the Internet and another one on the competitiveness of the European Union in the field of artificial intelligence.
From the Master in Public Policy, Culture policy stream, to Administration Coordinator at FEDORA, The European Circle of Philanthropists of Opera and Ballet
Monika Queisser gave a lecture on 28 October 2023 at the School of Public Affairs. Students from the Social Policy and Social Innovation stream take a look back at her talk.
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