Back to School 2020: A 'Dual Campus" Model...
Discover the modalities for the Fall 2020 semester
In response to the uncertainty facing universities worldwide with regards to the start of the next academic year, Sciences Po is mobilising to guarantee all its students as complete and demanding an education as ever. Sciences Po remains faithful to the university’s vocation of training free, critical and socially engaged minds, intellectually informed through research and interaction with professionals at the heart of our teaching. It is this wholesome and well-balanced education that will give you the means to act in a world more uncertain now than ever.
A new and innovative system will allow us to open the entirety of the university’s courses to all 14,000 students enrolled in them, as of the 14 September 2020.
SCIENCES PO RANKS 2ND IN THE 2020 QS RANKINGS FOR POLITICS & INTERNATIONAL STUDIES
Sciences Po continues to progress in the 2020 QS World University Rankings by subject (PDF, 9.2Mo), moving from third to second place in the world in "Political Science & International Studies". In this world ranking released on March 4, 2020, Sciences Po is positioned just behind Harvard University, and tied with Princeton University. Sciences Po is for the first time the first university of Europe in this discipline, in front of the University of Oxford and the London School of Economics and Political Studies (LSE).
New COGITO DOSSIER: GENDER EQUITY
It is not the current health crisis that is making us realise the precariousness of women and domestic violence. These problems – like so many others – have long been known. This issue addresses areas that are rarely analysed: the negative consequences of some purportedly egalitarian and scientific policies, the geopolitics of gender, the impact of climate change on women’s lives, the paradoxical aspects of marital relations, and factors of persistence in educational and professional inequalities. The hope is that reading this issue will help everyone advance a cause that benefits society as a whole.
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN PURSUING A PHD?
Economics, History, Sociology or Political science: read some advice and answers from:
Emeric Henry, Former director of studies in Economics at the Doctoral School
Mario del Pero, director of studies in History at the Doctoral School
Colin Hay, director of studies in political science at the Doctoral School
Ettore Recchi, director of studies in sociology at the Doctoral School
