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Her work analyses the institutional and financial conditions necessary for the sustainability of public innovation, drawing on the ‘Zero Long-Term Unemployment Territories’ scheme in France and its implementation in Wallonia.
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Their work explores, respectively, the movements opposing trans rights and the links between political parties, representation and class affiliation.
This autumn, Rasmi Binoy and Alexandra Koroleva, PhD researchers at Sciences Po’s Centre for History, are taking part in international exchange programmes to further their respective research at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) and the University of Oxford.
This fellowship allowed her to spend a month in Fiesole, Italy, to further her research into the history of plastic.
The Department is pleased to accompany three of our PhD candidates in economics and two of our young doctors and postgraduate researchers onto the international academic job market this year.
Looking to boost your doctoral research, explore a new academic environment, and develop international collaborations?
The Center for International Studies (CERI) at Sciences Po is seeking to appoint one PhD candidate in Political Science to join the MINARET Doctoral Network.
Funded under the Sciences Po TIERED project (Transforming Interdisciplinary Education and Research for Evolving Democracies)
The objective of this bilateral partnership is to support research at the highest level by fostering the emergence of explicitly interdisciplinary projects
Doctoral contract for students with disabilities, funded by the MESRI for the 2027–2028 academic year
The elections for PhD researcher representatives on the Doctoral School Council were held online from 6 to 8 October 2026.
A partnership between the LSE and Sciences Po offering an exchange programme for all PhD students in the social sciences at the research centres of both institutions.
Julien Argoud and Hamza Bensouda have been awarded the Scientific Prize of L'Harmattan publishing house for their master's theses written at Sciences Po.
Applications for the 2026/27 CIVICA Ambassadors programme are open at several CIVICA universities.
In a study published in PLOS One, Tim Faverjon, Jean-Philippe Cointet and Pedro Ramaciotti demonstrate how recommendation systems can learn to represent their users' political orientations based on behavioral traces.
A Tribute to Scientific Achievement: A Research University Celebrating Its Own Researchers.
Application deadline: 8 November 2026 at 11.59 pm
44 students from 20 different countries in Africa are joining 5 of our graduate schools. Watch our photo and video report to learn more about this new cohort and this groundbreaking programme.
On Thursday 3 September 2026, Sciences Po’s Graduate School of Research welcomed its new students at its formal opening ceremony in the Jacques Chapsal lecture theatre.
for her project on the digitisation of participatory democracy in the age of AI.
In this interview, she looks back on her career path, her research experience at the EUI, and the benefits this opportunity has brought her, both academically and professionally.
Law research at Sciences Po: insights, advice and reflections from our Director of Studies.
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