From the 11th to the13th of November, 45 heads of state and leaders of international organizations gathered in Paris and online for the fourth edition of the Paris Peace Forum (PPF). Launched in hybrid format, this year’s summit centered on global cooperation efforts to deliver solutions to ongoing pandemic-related challenges.

Check out Hannah's experience volunteering at the Forum this year:

As you may know, Mathias Vicherat took office last Monday, November 22nd, 2021. In the following interview, you can find out more about his time at Sciences Po, the projects he has planned, and his goals for the institution.

Last Tuesday, November 16th, 2021 at Sciences Po, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (better known by the name of “Lula”) was greeted by an enthusiastic crowd. Students, representatives from the United Nations, and diplomates alike were all in attendance, eager to hear his thoughts on the role that Brazil will play in tomorrow’s world.

Are you enrolled in a foreign high school  and want to apply for a Sciences Po Undergraduate programme for the 2022 intake? The international admissions pathway has been open since November 4th! This admissions pathway is designed specifically for high school students who will earn their high school degree abroad.

A polyphonic conversation on some of the most pressing questions of the 21st century : “Can we achieve climate justice and equity?”, “What role can the EU play at the international level?”, “Is the EU truly including climate concerns in its foreign policy?”, “What role is there for the youth?”. These questions—which opened Sciences Po’s event “Climate Change and the EU: From Evidence to Action” in the context of the CIVICA Public Lecture Series Tours d’Europe designed to bridge academia and the wider public —figure among the most vital of our current moment, setting the stage for the COP26 UN Climate Change Conference in Glasgow, which ran from the 31st of October to the 12th of November.