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Why Colombia voted “No”

On October 2, the peace agreement reached between the Colombian government and the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) was rejected by popular referendum. The prospect ...

António Guterres may not be an Eastern European woman, but he’s the right person to lead the UN

Rinna Kullaa, Sciences Po – USPC In recommending António Guterres as the ninth secretary general of the United ...

40% of Sciences Po graduates are recruited prior to graduation

On 30 September, over 350 professionals from many different sectors took part in the Sciences Po Business Fair, where they got to meet Sciences ...

Sciences Po launches the School of Management and Innovation

Our ambition: to train professionals capable of rethinking the role of business in society Today, business is under increasing scrutiny with ...

"Nothing is agreed until everything is agreed"

On 21 September 2016 at Sciences Po, Gonzalo Restrepo López, a member of the Colombian government's negotiating team in the Havana peace process, gave an ...

Why choose Paris for your Master’s degree?

Khasan Redjaboev is from Uzbekistan and a graduate of the dual degree programme between Sciences Po and the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, NUS.

Welcome refugees programme

Building on the shared success of the first cohort, Sciences Po, in partnership with the association Wintegreat, is welcoming a new class of 20 refugees on its Parisian campus ...

“The new global brands will be Chinese and Indian”

How can emerging brands, and Chinese brands in particular, become more global? What are the skills and qualities marketing managers should have? These ...

“I want to be involved in promoting gender equality”

Gabriella Soriano has just started her first semester in the Middle East and Mediterranean programme on the Sciences Po campus in Menton. Gabriella wants ...

“I want to work with communities that I'm not familiar with and try to solve problems together"

Libertad Sobrado started volunteering with non-profit organisations when she was at high school in Costa Rica ...

“Globalisation provides new resources for nationalism”

The nation is at once an emancipatory and an exclusionist concept. This is the theme developed by Alain Dieckhoff, CNRS research fellow and director ...

"At Sciences Po, you learn tolerance"

Alexander Stathopoulos comes from a mixed French and Greek background. As he starts his studies at Sciences Po, he is looking forward to meeting others with differing ...

“My mentors told me “Be brave! Go for it!”"

Karim Goessinger has dual Egyptian and Austrian citizenship. In 2011, he watched the Egyptian revolution unfold from Paris where he was studying for a Master’s ...

"I am a black woman from Haiti. I don't want any barriers to limit my career options"

Rémicard Sérème, Haitian born and admitted to Sciences Po through the Equal Opportunity and Diversity programme, is ...

“I want to help people obtain better living conditions”

Yanhua Chen was born in a small city in China. She has just started her first year on the Le Havre campus in the dual Bachelor’s degree between Sciences ...

Congratulations!

On 2 September 2016, the first graduates from the dual Bachelor’s programme between Sciences Po and University College London (UCL) received their degree on the UCL campus in London.

"Literature is just one form of cultural production among others"

Sébastien Hubier is a lecturer in Modern Literature at the University of Reims Champagne-Ardenne and at Sciences Po, and associate researcher ...

"There are a lot more geeks at Sciences Po that you might think"

Espace Numérique is an association of Sciences Po students keen to promote digital culture. Their website is full of computer tips and articles ...

"Civic engagement is one of the greatest levers for crisis resolution"

Anne-Sophie Roux is a student in the Master of Political Science programme at the Sciences Po Doctoral School. She has decided to take ...

Tips and tricks for your arrival in France and at Sciences Po

La bise, La Péniche, Urkund... Learn a few basics about daily life in France and at Sciences Po.

"I met students I would like to work with in the future"

Japanese, economics and Asia. Samuel Flambard's three passions naturally led him to the Sciences Po campus in Le Havre. Here, some 250 students from ...

“My undergraduate year abroad changed my life”

All students at the Sciences Po Undergraduate College spend their third undergraduate abroad, either doing an internship or studying at one of Sciences Po’s ...

"Looking for the meaning behind appearances"

Sophie Rochefort Guillouet has been teaching history and art history on the Le Havre campus since it opened in 2007. Her classes are very popular, and given ...

“The more we move up the social scale, the more discreet students are about their personal opinions”

Ylva Bergström is an associate professor of sociology of education at Sciences Po and senior lecturer ...