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On Monday, January 17, the Undergraduate College’s spring semester was launched in Reims. In a hybrid format, this unique session gathered ...
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To help students encountering financial difficulties and to promote food aid, La Grenade (FR), Sciences Po's participative ...
Taiwanese-American director Feng-I Roan studied abroad at Sciences Po from 2011 to 2012. As time has gone on, she has built an impressive portfolio ...
“After all, books remain–along with fire–the only means of fighting off the shadows.” - Mathias Énard, Rue des voleurs As Sciences Po’s ...
Wednesday (12/1) at the Ministry for Solidarity and Health, Sciences Po’s Health Chair and the School of Public Affairs and Sciences Po Alumni ...
It is with deep concern, indignation, and anger that we have learned that our colleague, Fariba Adelkhah, has been reincarcerated. A gathering ...
A French company creates an artificial heart, the gene responsible for treatment-resistant breast cancer is discovered, and a start-up in Bordeaux specialises in ...
All throughout 2021, Sciences Po has remained committed to its mission of spreading knowledge and the spirit of analytical and critical thinking through an extensive events ...
Graduated in Human Rights and Humanitarian Action from Sciences Po's Paris School of International Affairs (PSIA) in June 2021, with the Summa Cum Laude honors, Annina ...
What can a case study on Ebola teach us about conspiracy theories and epidemics? This is the question that Jules Villa, PhD candidate at the Sciences ...
Sciences Po's Paris School of International Affairs is honoured to welcome the Norwegian Prime Minister for a 60-minute event.
Our Graduate Schools’ Open House Day on 27 November 2021 gathered 15,000 online visitors from 185 countries, interested in our various master's programmes ...
What does the photographer known for the famous Afghan Girl photograph have to say about photography, storytelling, and the state of ...
Sciences Po presents a series of Live sessions about our Undergraduate College and our Graduate Schools.
In anticipation of France’s six-month presidency of the European Union that will take effect this 1 January 2022, Emmanuel Macron recently laid out new objectives ...
More than 130 master’s students from the alliance have benefitted from the cross-border, interdisciplinary ...
From Louis XIV to the Black Panthers, from Queen Elizabeth to the flapper—the ways in which different ...
Coline Renault, graduate of Sciences Po’s Journalism School, won the People’s Choice award for Paris Match’s Student ...
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 ...
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 ...
From the 11th to the13th of November, 45 heads of state and leaders of international organizations gathered in Paris and online for the fourth ...
On November 20, 2021, following the joint publication of the President of the ...
A polyphonic conversation on some of the most pressing questions of the 21st century : “Can we ...
“I feel like it was only yesterday that I was sitting in your seat thinking about what I would do with the rest of my ...
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