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"Even small actions can have a great ripple effect"

Zipporah Gakuu is a first-year student and part of the first cohort of Mastercard Foundation scholars at Sciences Po. From Kenya to her first steps on ...

Wallace Chan Jewelry Art: Imagery, Emotions and Music

Sciences Po's School of Management and Innovation invited Wallace Chan, world renowned artisan jeweller for an exceptional conference on poetic aesthetics ...

The Sustainable Development Goals Certificate

Last week, the first cohort of students of the Sustainable Development Goals Professional Certificate programme met together for the first time to take part ...

A Master Class by beauty YouTubers made in Sciences Po

Sania Ramdane, founder of House of Beautys, is an entrepreneur and student of the School of Management and Innovation. Recently, she organized a master ...

8 ways Sciences Po acts to advance gender equality

Not just in the event of Women’s History Month but throughout the entire year, Sciences Po takes measures to advance gender equality. Here are 8 ways Sciences ...

Sciences Po in 4th place in the 2018 QS Rankings for Politics and International Studies

For the third year in a row, Sciences Po is 4th in the world in the “Politics and International Studies” subject category ...

International Student Scholarships

Every year, nearly 300 international students benefit from the Emile Boutmy or Eiffel scholarships. These scholarships are funded by Sciences Po and our public & private ...

Happy Chinese New Year!

Students of the Europe-Asia programme in Le Havre celebrated Chinese New Year on campus with traditional and modern dances, martial arts and cultural events.

With a busy election schedule, Africa needs a reversal of the old order

The winds of change may blow in several directions across Africa this year as a host of countries prepare for elections. But a change ...

Sciences Po invests in African talent

Today is the official opening of Sciences Po’s office in Nairobi, Kenya—our first in Africa. This makes Sciences Po the first French university to have an office in ...

Frédéric Mion appointed for a second term as president of Sciences Po

The governing bodies of Sciences Po have decided to reappoint Frédéric Mion, president since 2013, for a second term. In this message ...

Latin American students: six reasons to choose Sciences Po

Are you a Latin American student looking for a selective international university? Sciences Po is one of the world’s leading universities ...

“The world economy is more dangerous and less stable now than in 2008”

Nearly ten years on from the global financial crisis of 2008, Colin Hay, researcher at Sciences Po’s Centre for European Studies and ...

“France, a great environment for startups”

Tony Fadell, former senior vice president at Apple, iPod designer and founder of connected objects company Nest, moved to Paris a few months ago. The serial entrepreneur ...

Inequalities and world (dis)order: lessons learnt from the Y&LSummit 2018

Several former prime ministers and ministers from around the world, a former UN envoy, a European commissioner, a Nobel laureate ...

“The future is being built today”

Fitiavana Andry from Madagascar wants to play a part in her country's future. Fitiavana belongs to the first cohort of Sciences Po - MasterCard Foundation scholars, a programme ...

Admissions Report 2017: Sciences Po's Attractiveness Confirmed

The 2017 admissions report confirms Sciences Po’s attractiveness, with nearly 17,000 candidates in total and international students in particular ...

Poor indicators make poor policy

In his new book Measuring Tomorrow: Accounting for Well-Being, Resilience, and Sustainability in the Twenty-First Century, OCFE* researcher Eloi Laurent challenges existing ...

“Data doesn’t lie”

From 29 November to 2 December 2017, the Sciences Po Medialab held a “data sprint”: four days of collaboration between researchers, developers, journalists and designers to analyse ...

“To be a PhD student is to be at the heart of knowledge production”

Of Sciences Po’s seven graduate schools, the Doctoral School has a unique status. This school awards both Master’s and doctoral degrees ...

“There’s something special about moving far from your comfort zone”

Evangeline Larsen was born and raised in Australia. Last year, after completing high school at Oxley College in Burradoo, New South Wales ...

7 reasons to choose a one-year Master’s at Sciences Po

Sciences Po in Paris offers one-year Master’s programmes for young professionals who want to fast-track their career. Each of these intensive programmes ...

Committed to Africa

Romaric Compaoré comes from Burkina Faso and is working on a project to facilitate access to water in his village. Romaric is part of the first cohort of Sciences Po - MasterCard Foundation ...

Why is Paris the best place to study arbitration?

In 2017, the Sciences Po Law School launched a LLM in Transnational Arbitration and Dispute Settlement, a 1-year programme for professionals taught ...