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Sunnis and Shi'a: A Mimetic Rivalry

Laurence Louër is the author of recently published Sunnis and Shi‘a. A Political History, with Princeton University Press. A great specialist of Shia Islam and politics ...

March 3, 2020: Assembly for Fariba Adelkhah and Roland Marchal

On March 3, 2020, the Sciences Po, CERI and CNRS communities gathered in front of 27, rue Saint-Guillaume in Paris to show solidarity and support ...

The Art and Success of Sciences Po's Debate Team

Sciences Po students love to debate, and therefore it is no surprise that Sciences Po has numerous debate clubs, workshops, and even a debate team. What ...

Sciences Po ranks 2nd in the 2020 QS Rankings for Politics & International Studies

Sciences Po continues to progress in the 2020 QS World University Rankings by subject (PDF, 9.2Mo), moving from third to ...

Ecological Transition: Launch of a Three-Year Action Plan

In the face of a climate in crisis and a planet experiencing profound ecological disruption, Sciences Po has set itself an ambitious three-year ...

Internet Censorship, Surveillance and Algorithmic Governmentality

Félix Tréguer is a postdoctoral researcher at the CERI Sciences Po and an associate researcher at the CNRS Centre for Internet and Society ...

Do Social Inequalities Lead to Political Activism?

Article by Jen Schradie, Assistant Professor and Researcher at the Center for Studies in Social Change. This article was originally published in Cogito ...

Paving the Way For A Green Future

Eco-friendly, self-managed, and militant, PAVéS is an association committed to tackling questions on climate change at Sciences Po. But it is also well known by students ...

Yoga in Education: Tips on Stress Management

Sophie Flak, President of RYE France (Research on Yoga in Education) and lecturer at Sciences Po, has incorporated yoga breaks into her communication classes ...

Support for Fariba Adelkhah and Roland Marchal

Fariba Adelkhah and Roland Marchal, both researchers at the Sciences Po Center for International Studies (CERI), were arrested in Iran in early June 2019. ...

2019 Admissions Report: A Record Number of Applications

Every year, the Admissions Report provides a review of Sciences Po’s applicants and admitted students. This year, it has reconfirmed Sciences Po's ...

"Rethinking International Relations"

Betrand Badie is the author of Rethinking International Relations, a thought-provoking book in which he argues that there has been a shift in the major IR paradigms ...

Social Sciences Through the Prism of Gender

PRESAGE, Sciences Po’s Research and Educational Programme on Gender Studies, was created in 2010. With the triple aim of promoting gender-related research, developing ...

A Groundswell of Protest in Latin America

Olivier Dabène is a Professor of Political Science and a Senior Researcher at the Center for International Studies (CERI), Sciences Po. His research focuses on the ...

Xiaorui Zhou, 2020 Rhodes scholar

Sciences Po undergraduate student Xiaorui Zhou is one of the four Chinese students to become a 2020 Rhodes scholar. This prestigious scholarship allows outstanding students ...

The Great Transition: Business Is No Longer “Business As Usual”

On 22 January 2020, the School of Management and Innovation held the final session of its core course, The Great Transition, during which ...

"The Environment Is at the Heart of Students’ Concerns"

Involved in the association Sciences Po Environnement (FR) since her first year at Sciences Po, Carole Meffre is the coordinator of the Paris campus ...

Prospering in a Climate-Impacted Society

For the fifth edition of the Paris School of International Affairs’ Youth & Leaders Summit, held on 20 January 2020, distinguished guest speakers and students explored ...

“Female Footballers Are Finally Being Taken Seriously”

Fall 2019 - At the start of the football season, we interviewed Juliette Hurier and Matilde Alvarez Morera, the captains of ‘Les Biches’, the women’s ...

University Consortium: Scientific Dialogue Between the US, Europe and Russia

In April 2019, Sciences Po became a member of the University Consortium, a project created in 2015 following the observation ...

Dealing with Climate Change on Small Islands

Why are small islands more vulnerable to the global and major ordeal of climate change? How do they face this huge challenge and what can we learn from their ...

Fariba Adelkhah on Hunger Strike

26 December 2019 - ​In the midst of this holiday season, our friend and colleague Fariba Adelkhah, unjustly imprisoned in Iran for now over six months, has begun an unlimited ...

Justice in Civil War Contexts

Adam Baczko conducts research on the formation of legal institutions by armed movements and international actors in contexts of armed conflict, with a particular focus on Afghanistan ...

All you need to know about undergraduate applications

The Sciences Po Undergraduate College is currently accepting applications from international students for the 2021 intake. To help you with your application ...