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“When 'Gomorra' came out, it was met by a deafening silence.”

On 29 March, Italian author Roberto Saviano was at Sciences Po for the Italissimo festival to talk about literature, ethics and philosophy. ...

“The question of ethics hasn’t been sufficiently addressed”

In the run up to the French presidential election, the famous weekly Paris Match invited international students from the Sciences Po Undergraduate ...

“If we want to empower women, we also need to redefine the notion of masculinity.”

In March, four student associations on the Reims campus; Politiqu’elles, HeForShe, SAGA, and The Feminist Society joined ...

“In today’s context of disruption, the demand for quality journalism is growing”

On 5 April, Mark Thompson, the New York Times CEO, was at Sciences Po to speak about  “Journalism in the era of distrust” ...

Hertie School and Sciences Po write letter to Hungarian President in #IstandwithCEU action

The Hertie School of Governance in Berlin and Sciences Po in Paris have written a letter to the Hungarian President ...

“Management skills are crucial for anyone interested in public policymaking”

Paul Laurent is a student enrolled in a dual Master’s degree offered by the Sciences Po School of Public Affairs and Bocconi ...

Experimenting with Basic Income in Finland

On 23 February 2017, the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Evaluation of Public Policies at Sciences Po hosted a talk by Olli Kangas, Director of Governmental Relations ...

U Multirank 2017 confirms Sciences Po’s strong performance for research & international orientation

U Multirank* has just released its university rankings for 2017. Sciences Po maintains excellent scores ...

The global targeted killings bandwagon: who's next after France?

It’s possible that targeted killings will be the only policy of president Barack Obama that the new resident of the White House will be eager ...

The French presidential campaign as seen from the UK

Raymond Kuhn, professor of politics at Queen Mary University of London, is one of the UK’s leading scholars of French politics. He is currently spending ...

Public Affairs revisited

The Experimental Programme in Political Arts, a one-year Master’s programme created in 2010 by French philosopher Bruno Latour, is positioned at the crossroads of the social sciences ...

Students in Reims redefine Diplomacy

Each year the Reims International Model United Nations (RIMUN) welcomes over 300 delegates to the Sciences Po Campus in Reims for a two-day conference simulating debates ...

The peculiarities of the "future industry"

Ariel Colonomos, a CNRS research professor at CERI Sciences Po, has just been awarded the 2017 International Studies Association (ISA) Ethics Book Award for his ...

Are far right parties a threat to the European Union?

In recent years, far right parties in Europe have seemed to be inexorably gaining ground. Is the European Union poised to close itself off completely? ...

Sciences Po, a three-star university for French as a Foreign Language

Sciences Po has obtained for the second time the Label Qualité Français langue étrangère (Quality Label for French as a Foreign Language) ...

How neo-nationalism went global

By Karoline Postel-Vinay. For more than ten years, the world has been witnessing a sharp spike in nationalist tensions, coupled with flare-ups in xenophobia and nativism ...

Reasons for choosing Sciences Po in the words of guidance counsellors

In March 2017, guidance counsellors from around the world visited the Sciences Po campus in Reims. They took a closer look at the day-to-day ...

A new dual Master’s degree with the Munk School of Global Affairs at the University of Toronto

The Sciences Po School of Public Affairs and the Munk School of Global Affairs at the University of Toronto ...

Sciences Po ranks 4th in the 2017 QS Rankings for Politics & International Studies

The QS World University Rankings by subject 2017 have just been released. This year, Sciences Po remains in fourth place ...

Yale University senior Zachary M. Young awarded the 2017 Michel David-Weill Scholarship

Yale University senior Zachary M. Young has been awarded the 2017 Michel David-Weill Scholarship to pursue a two-year ...

Asylum seekers: “Italy has been abandoned by Europe”

The number of asylum seekers in Europe has more than doubled in recent years, representing the biggest movement of people to Europe since the Second ...

Beyond picture postcard Paris

The class “Paris dans la littérature” is offered during the Sciences Po Summer School's University Programme in July. The class draws on literary sources to examine the historical ...

WHY THE FRENCH HATE THEIR POLITICIANS SO MUCH

The French are often beguiled by their politicians' promises, only to be disappointed soon after the elections. Is this due to the ineffectiveness of French ...

A new dual degree in Public Policy and Management with Bocconi University

On 22 February, Sciences Po and Bocconi University announced the launch of a unique dual Master’s degree programme in Public Policy ...