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Assessing the Damage of a Trump-Putin Deal

The end of an era: Trump’s pivot to Russia in dealing with the war in Ukraine closes a 75-year-old chapter. What will be the casualties? An analysis by Jacques ...

Academic freedom and democracy under siege: how a Nobel peace prize could help defend them

Donald Trump issued decrees freezing or cancelling tens of billions of dollars of research funding. Why is the ...

What Keeps You Up at Night: Season 4 of the Journalism & International Affairs Student Podcast is Out

How did the Americans abroad experience the latest election night? How did a French actress re-ignited ...

Léonard COLOMBA-PETTENG, Master's & PhD in Political Science

Meet an alumnus who became a professor and researcher in internation affairs after a thesis on the EU crisis management in the Sahel.

Three Videos to Better Understand the German Elections

From the influence of social media to the next steps of the upcoming coalition: watch the video interviews with three expert professors.

Guillaume Beaud, Fondation des Treilles 2024 "Young Researcher" Award

After graduating from a Master's degree in Comparative Politics, the laureate will shortly be defending his thesis on bureaucracy in ...

Building Sustainable Business Models Across Africa: The Student Story of Mich Jane Awuor

"As young African leaders, we have the capacity to shape a more sustainable and equitable future". Meet a Mastercard ...

Sciences Po Hosts a Climate Change Negotiations Seminar for European Students

The second edition of the seminar took place with students from the Urban School and from our European alliance, CIVICA. Learn ...

Combating Misinformation on Social Media

How can we encourage internet users to think about the veracity of information before they share it? Focus on a recent empirical survey by Émeric Henry, Department ...

War in Ukraine: Three Years of Commitment at Sciences Po

A review of the support provided to students, researchers, and professors since Russia's military invasion on 24 February 2022.

Dmytro Kuleba "War has become a normality, not an exception."

Former Ukrainian Foreign Minister, delivered a stark assessment of the three years of war in Ukraine during Les grandes conférences de Sciences ...

Studying in Good Health at Sciences Po: Healthcare and Health Promotion Services

What health and wellness services are available for Sciences Po students? Francesca Cabiddu, director of Student Services ...

Youth & Leaders Summit 2025: What Future for International Cooperation?

"International cooperation is about listening to each other, no matter how hard it is". Watch the official video and read the recap ...

Undergraduate Applicants: Tips for Writing Your Admissions Essays

Do you plan to enrol at Sciences Po for your Bachelor’s degree? Discover our tips and tricks for acing your essays.

Using Digital Traces to Enforce Platform Regulation

Is X/Twitter politically profiling its user without their knowledge? If so, how can it be proven and prevented? Answers by Sciences Po médialab.

European Law and Algorithmic Bias

Can technology get rid of bias when our society can't? Is European regulation the right solution? Interview with Raphaële Xenidis from Sciences Po Law School.

One Week in Nairobi to Study Urban Governance in a Large Metropolis

40 master's students from the Urban School took part in this field trip to Kenya. Read the travel diary of Mastercard Foundation Scholar ...

Artificial Intelligence Action Summit: Sciences Po Joins Forces

Can AI benefit democratic societies? Find out about all the events taking place around this key national and international summit.

Professor Jan Rovny at the European University Institute to Discuss Ethnic Minorities

The researcher from the Centre for European Studies and Comparative Politics spent 6 days in Italy to present his book ...

Five AIMS - Lessons from Internet Governance for Artificial Intelligence Management Strategies

In this publication, Wendy Hall, Kieron O'Hara and Pierre Noro explore how the Four Internet model can help ...

The Mumbai of Subaltern Women Through the Award-Winning Film "All We Imagine as Light"

Films can be political in many ways. Read a tribute to a film rewarded at the Cannes Festival by Christophe Jaffrelot ...

Civic Engagement Days: Preparing Our Students to Drive Social Change

Methodological workshops, testimonials from professionals, meetings about the Civic Learning Programme: a look at the programme provided ...

Trump 2.0: the rise of an "anti-elite" elite in US politics

Does President Trump's second term open the door to elites who can operate without concern for justice and truth? An analysis by the Centre for ...

Where Did the 6,000+ Most Powerful People in the World Study?

How does Sciences Po fit into this research study about global higher education and the most influential people in the world, those whose decisions ...