Latest news from the School of Research

The Sciences Po Graduate Review is a new endeavor that aims to be a biannual, student-run scientific review

Le prix de thèse de la Cour des comptes récompense chaque année des travaux d’excellence portant sur la gestion publique et les politiques publiques.

The School of Research is pleased to announce that Thomas Charrayre, a PhD student in political science at CEVIPOF, has been selected to participate in the CamPo (Cambridge-Sciences Po) PhD exchange programme.

The School of Research is pleased to announce that Sibylle Léonard, a PhD student in political science at CEVIPOF, has been selected to participate in the PhD exchange programme between Sciences Po and the University of Oxford.

This fellowship, awarded by Yale University, supports high-achieving doctoral students engaged in research in international relations, politics, economics, law, history, or other fields with global impact.

How did four doctoral researchers in political theory design this academic event featuring international speakers, including the American philosopher Professor Nancy Fraser?

The Department of Economics’ first-time delegation made it to the final round at the University of Amsterdam’s Econometric Game, dubbed the World Championship of Econometrics.

A podcast featuring Professor Horatia Muir-Watt, with co-hosts Sofía Cabarcas and Qiandai Wang, PhD candidates at Sciences Po Law School.

Are universities still socially relevant? What can social sciences bring to technology? A selection of 6 inspiring quotes from key speakers at the two-day event in Madrid.

A unique opportunity to step outside the usual academic framework, explore new methodologies, and broaden your research perspectives in a truly interdisciplinary spirit.

Stefano CHESSA ALTIERI has been awarded the Fox International Fellowship for his project entitled: Rethinking Beijing. The American Congress's awakening in the development of Chinese policy after the Cold War, 1989-1994.

Johanna Roth, a doctoral student in the Department of Economics, has been awarded a fellowship for her project entitled Housing or Employment First? Experimental Evidence of a Counselling Program for Homeless Job Seekers.

Interview with Léandre Mandard

This call for a Visiting research stay at the Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies (MPIfG) in Cologne, Germany is open to junior researchers (doctoral students) and senior researchers (permanent faculty) from all disciplines.

Episode 1: "Sociology, Law, and the Environment" featuring Professor Jaye Ellis, with co-hosts Qiandai Wang and Christos Zois, PhD candidates at Sciences Po Law School

Discover the portrait of Garance Bonotto, a graduate of the Master's in History, now a director

Empowering Youth for an Inclusive Future

JPAL's European Social Inclusion Initiative has attributed funding for her project 'Housing or Employment First? Experimental Evidence of a Counselling Program for Homeless Job Seekers'.