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“It was not counting people by race that created the problem of racism”

Interview by Juliette Seban, Administrative Director of LIEPP Aliya Saperstein is assistant professor at Stanford University. In ...

Congratulations to the Lohez scholars

The Lohez Foundation announced its five scholarship recipients for 2016-2017. This stellar group includes three students enrolled in a dual degree programme between ...

More and more students apply to Sciences Po

The 2016 admissions report confirms Sciences Po's increasing attractiveness at all levels of study, with a total increase in applications of 7 percent compared ...

“TEACHING IS THE ESSENTIAL COMPLEMENT TO RESEARCH”

Philippe Bezès, researcher at Sciences Po, talks about the job of an academic.

Meet the 2016-2017 Eiffel Scholars at Sciences Po

On 28 November 2016, Sciences Po held a welcome breakfast for the 2016-2017 Eiffel Scholars at Sciences Po. This year’s recipients come from India, China ...

“I feel more comfortable speaking in public now”

Siffrein Diana is in second year of Undergraduate College on the Reims campus. He shares his reasons for choosing Sciences Po: to be part of an international ...

“We want to be part of the food revolution”

Camille Azoulai is a Master of Communication student at the Sciences Po School of Management and Innovation and co-founder of Funky Veggie, a food startup offering ...

Inside COP22

On 18 and 19 November 2016 on the Sciences Po campus in Reims, 125 students played out COP 22 as the real negotiations unfolded in Marrakech. Over the two-day period, political science students ...

“I wanted to make sure my skills were still up to date”

After ten years with General Electric, Megan Carroll wanted to make sure her skills were up to date and relevant to the European market. In September ...

What will Trump's foreign policy look like?

Mario Del Pero, Sciences Po – USPC Trying to predict Donald Trump’s foreign policy is a complex exercise, which inevitably produces vertigo in those bold enough ...

Joseph Stiglitz, Jean-Paul Fitoussi and Amartya Sen were awarded a Progress Medal

On Saturday 5 November on the INSEAD campus in Paris, Jean-Paul Fitoussi of Sciences Po, Joseph Stiglitz of Columbia University ...

An Uncertain Future: US Foreign Policy under President Trump

On 9 November 2016, in the wake of Donald Trump’s surprise victory in Tuesday’s US Presidential election, the Sciences Po Paris School of International ...

What is happening today with American political culture?

On 8 November, Fred Turner was at Sciences Po to speak about American democracy on the eve of the US presidential election.

“Go for it and remember to enjoy every minute!”

Jessica Kelly spent the 2014-2015 academic year on exchange at the Sciences Po Undergraduate College. Now back at Dublin City University for her Master’s ...

"Alternative ways of living in the city are needed to bring cities to life"

In 2016, Thomas Aguilera received three awards* for his PhD thesis** in which he analyses public policy on squats and slums in ...

“The so-called ‘war on terror’ in France was a turning point for my interest for war studies”

In September 2017, the first cohort of the dual Master’s degree programme between Sciences Po and King’s College ...

“It was a dilemma to choose between music, dance or the Sciences Po-Columbia curriculum”

Soliman Elcheikh is a student in the dual BA program between Columbia University and Sciences Po. Now at Columbia ...

Thirty-something and happy to be back at university

Sheila Mutimbo and Patrick Blake are public policy professionals in their thirties. After several years of rich professional experience, they both decided ...

Meet the first year students at Sciences Po

The application deadline for the Sciences Po Undergraduate College is Tuesday 2 May 2017. If you are thinking of applying to the Sciences Po Undergraduate College ...

2015 survey on the employability: A diploma from Sciences Po remains a strong asset in the job market

The 2015 survey on the employability of recent Sciences Po graduates confirms that a Sciences Po diploma ...

How can solutions be found to global public policy challenges?

The deans of the Hertie School of Governance in Berlin and of the Sciences Po School of Public Affairs responded to this question with one ...

“Populism, clientelism and corruption often work in sequence”

Dimitri Sotiropoulos, associate professor at the University of Athens and visiting professor at the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Evaluation ...

“Contemporary art is still a market predominantly based on trust.”

Marc Spiegler is the Global Director of the international art fair Art Basel. On Tuesday 18 October, he gave a lecture at Sciences Po entitled ...

“Brexit was not a nasty accident”

On 7 October 2016, former Labour Party leader Ed Miliband was at Sciences Po to speak at a MaxPo-sponsored event about "Brexit", the UK’s exit from the European Union (EU) ...