Digital campus

Organise your work, stay informed

• To sign up for courses, register for the academic year, access administrative documents, or monitor scholarship payments: students manage all aspects of their education on their online account.
• To communicate, collaborate, and manage their schedules and their documents, students have access to the entire Google Apps toolbox.
• The Sciences Po mobile app provides direct access to the dashboard, class schedule (with notifications in case of changes), campus maps, and CROUS menus. It also allows students to track their loans, reserve a seat in the library, and keep up with all Sciences Po community events and news.

Go to class, take advantage of your courses

• Lectures are filmed and posted online on the Moodle platform. This platform gives access to their professors’ subject content, as well as media supplements and  documents. Students can also find educational resources, which allows them to maintain a classroom dialogue with professors and other students online.
• Interactive education programmes open to all such as eMéthodo (fr) make it possible to understand the concepts and working methods required to study at Sciences Po, and in higher education in general.
• Foreign languages are a fundamental component of a Sciences Po education. Students complement classwork with online courses using the eLearning digital tool.
• Open to all, MOOCs make Sciences Po courses available to a large online audience.

Find the resources you need

• The Sciences Po library offers the academic community an extensive catalogue of online resource materials: journals, books, articles, databases, etc.
• The SPIRE (Sciences Po Institutional Repository) open archive provides access to all scholarly works produced by Sciences Po.
• The Cartography workshop (fr) creates reference maps and graphs for Sciences Po students, researchers and professors, as well as for members of the press, research institutes, museums, etc. Its online map library is open to all.

Learn even more

Various training materials offer students and teachers the opportunity to learn new skills or improve their mastery of educational and digital tools. Examples include tutorials in public speaking and in the use of the Moodle platform, video shooting and editing courses, office software training (Excel eLearning: this training is only for   students in the Undergraduate College and cannot be accessed later.).