Latest news from the School of Research

After completing a PhD at the médialab from 2022 to 2026, Rodrigo Reyes Cordova defended his thesis on June 26, 2026.

This summer, let our PhD researchers and our Dean guide you with their cultural recommendations!

Matthew Winkler was one of the first PhD researchers to be awarded the certificate from CIVICA’s teacher development programme. He reflects on this experience, the teaching skills he has developed and his involvement in the European Alliance’s multi-campus courses.

The Open Institute for Digital Transformations, supported by the PSIA Tech & Global Affairs Innovation Hub at Sciences Po, is pleased to announce its call for applications for the 2026 Master’s Thesis Prize on Technology & Society.

We are delighted to announce that nine students from the School of Research have, in 2026, been awarded the Advanced Certificate in Gender Studies by Sciences Po’s Gender Studies Programme.

This award recognises the excellence of his thesis.

His thesis seeks to understand the conflicts surrounding climate policies in rural areas in Europe and France.

On Friday 26 June, the Le Grand Rex cinema hosted the École de la recherche graduation ceremony.

The Migration and Diversity (MiDi) interdisciplinary collective at Sciences Po is delighted to announce its call for applications for the 2026 MiDi Research Prize.

Xinyuan Liang looks back on a career that brings together political theory, artistic creation and teaching. She discusses the legacy of her education and how it continues to shape her professional commitment today.

These will take place on Thursday 3 September from 10.30 am to 12.45 pm in the Jacques Chapsal amphitheatre.

Manon Deguet, Grégoire Ramé and Michaël Bourdon are among the recipients of a 2026 Jean Walter-Zellidja Fellowship

On Monday 1 June 2026, Héloïse Eloi-Hammer defended her thesis at the Médialab.

Find out why our university is ranked so high in these categories and learn more about our graduates' employment outcome.

The Association for Comparative Economic Studies (ACES) announced the laureates of its 2026-2027 campaign for its Dissertation Research Fellowship

Based on a doctoral thesis carried out at the CSO with the support of LIEPP, this book offers an in-depth analysis of the public policies implemented since the 2000s to tackle the shortage of medical services in certain areas.

This prestigious fellowship, awarded by the Whitney and Betty MacMillan Center for International and Area Studies at Yale University, supports PhD students each year whose research contributes to the analysis of major contemporary issues in fields such as economics, politics, law, history and international relations.

In this testimonial, Gabriela reflects on her experience with the programmes of the University European alliance CIVICA.

As part of the MATE-SHS conference on the visualisation of time and space, Amy Houbé, a Master’s student in History, and the Sciences Po Cartography Workshop undertook a joint research project on American funeral practices during the Second World War.

It honors forty individuals under the age of forty who are shaping the contemporary legal landscape and helping to shape the practices and thinking of the future.

Congratulations to Laure Goursat !

Professor Dina Waked, the Dean of the School of Research at Sciences Po, has participated in an engaging conversation about the research environment with Alliance Director, Dr. Emmanuel Kattan.

An article by the CERI team.

Call for application for two-day training, on 28-29 May 2026, at Sciences Po. In collaboration with the Sciences Po Law School and partnership with the constitutional law and democracy research unit at An-Najah National University and Konrad Adenauer Stiftung.