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Professor Émilie Biland-Curinier wins the W. Wesley Pue Book Prize

Émilie Biland-Curinier, Professor of Sociology at Sciences Po, was awarded the 2024 W. Wesley Pue Book Prize by the Canadian Law and Society ...

Hungary: A key country in the populist reshaping of the Old Continent

Viktor Orban's Hungary is taking over the Presidency of the European Union. While the far right is at the gates of power in France ...

The Ph.D. Law & Cinema Club: Eating Popcorn Like a Lawyer From Paris to Denver

How did those Law School PhD students build a cinema club that turned into a joint project with McGill University, led them ...

Maela GUILLAUME LE GALL, Class of 2024

Understanding how public policy works to take better action on educational and territorial inequalities is the ambition of this graduate from the research master's ...

13 Sciences Po Students at SGH Warsaw School of Economics for a Sport and Culture Festival

Sharing the values of sport and culture through the CIVICA alliance: discover the Polish journey of students from ...

Interview With a Russian Journalist Who Counters State Propaganda

From finding sources to reaching her audience, Elizaveta Osetinskaya was invited by CERI to discuss the political challenges of her work ...

Cloé ARTAUT, Class of 2023

There is no good answer without a good question. Cloé fulfilled her high school dream by becoming a political science researcher at the CEVIPOF.

Lookback at the Urban School's Lab Day 2024

Ecological transition, water management, urban inclusion: here's a look back at this highlight of the Urban School's group projects.

Europe: 2 Sciences Po Students at the State of the Union Conference in Italy

Supporting Ukraine, combining soft and hard power, fighting foreign interference... discover what Claire and Stefania learned ...

EU elections: far-right parties surge, but less than had been expected

Gilles Ivaldi, researcher at CEVIPOF, looks at the rise of far-right parties, which varies from one European country to another.

Gaël Grasset, Class of 2016

Sociology is all about asking why, and also how. Meet a graduate who is a project leader for the Boston Consulting Group.

What would you do as a Member of the European Commission?

This semester, 180 students from our School of Public Affairs were part of “The EU Simulation” Class. Watch their valuable experience!

Sciences Po Students Win 1st and 2nd Place in a Competition on the Future of Europe in Berlin

Training for green jobs, promoting low-skilled workers migration: discover the proposals of our three teams ...

Will Technology Save or Destroy Democracy?

Former Digital Minister of Taiwan Audrey Tang shares her country's approach.

Estelle Elizagoïen, Class of 2019

From Sciences Po/HEC dual degree to circular economy policy project officer at the European Commission's Directorate-General for the Environment.

Jusmeet Singh Sihra, Alex Berger Prize 2024

Congratulations to an alumnus from the School of Research/CERI that has also been awarded the prestigious British Academy International Fellowship at the University ...

Marie-Alice Moreau, Class of 2015

From Sciences Po/HEC dual degree to Inspector at the Banque de France, currently on secondment at the Banque de France Representative Office in Singapore.

Jeremy Perelman appointed Director of International Affairs at Sciences Po

He studied at Stanford and Harvard and taught at Columbia and NYU. Who is the new head of Sciences Po's international strategy ...

Conversation with Florence Faucher and Tommaso Vitale on the upcoming AESOP Congress

Social and environmental justice in urban planning: learn more about the upcoming scientific congress of the European ...

Environment: Sciences Po Welcomes 10 of the World’s Best Young Researchers

Epidemics, the Artic, minerals, degrowth... Take a look at the postdocs who are making Sciences Po a leading university in the ...

Sciences Po Students Invited by Warsaw School of Economics to Debate the Future of the EU

They discussed the EU elections, debated European identity and met Michelle Obama: discover their journey.

New Scholarship With McGill University to Promote Purposeful Leadership

Meet two finalists: Anna, a ballet dancer committed to linguistic equality and Suhanya, an actress supporting marginalised women in ...

Sciences Po's Dual Degree in Journalism With Columbia University, 15 years and Counting

One year in Paris, one year in New York: two Master's degrees, two networks... Did you know about our unique dual ...

Institute for the Arts and Creation: transforming education through the arts

A look back at a ground-breaking initiative that is already celebrating a year of creativity.