What do you learn at the Sciences Po Law School ?

“Our educational objective is to equip you with both theoretical knowledge and the expertise which can only be acquired through practice and close contact with practitioners. We also aim to teach soft skills. Our goal is to train you through the law, no matter which profession you go on to practice” Christophe Jamin, dean of the Sciences Po Law School.

Comprehensive training in law

Students at the Sciences Po Law School come from all over the world; international students make up 20 percent of the student body and represent 32 different nationalities. The Sciences Po Law School offers each student comprehensive training in law that builds on his or her previous academic background. The Master in Economic Law is a two-year programme taught in English. The Law School also offers a three-year PhD programme.

Related links

• Learn more about the Sciences Po Law School
• Read about Selen Daver, a Law School graduate who took a gap year in Myanmar, Istanbul and Paris
• Read the interview with Ernst-Wesley Lainé, 2014 recipient of the Clifford Chance Scholarship