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Copying, printing, scanning and reproducing documents

Instructors are encouraged to use digital materials as much as possible and limit their reliance on printed materials.

PHOTOCOPYING AND PRINTING

With your faculty card, you can photocopy and print for free on the Sciences Po photocopiers in every building on the Paris campus. There is a photocopier reserved for faculty next to the Faculty Lounge at 28 Rue des Saints-Pères in Paris.

Find out more about using the copy machines.

SCANNING

A scanner is available in the Faculty Lounge at 28 Rue des Saints-Pères in Paris. The photocopier near the lounge can also scan documents.

On the regional campuses, scanners are available near the faculty lounges.

HAVE YOUR DOCUMENTS COPIED

In Paris

  • The documents and/or files to be copied must be given directly to your programme secretary at least one week before the session you need them for. The files you submit will be saved in PDF format. Course packs made available for purchase (over 30 pages) will have a cover page with the Sciences Po logo. The bibliographical references of the original documents will systematically be indicated (name of the work, author and publisher).
  • Course materials for Undergraduate College courses are not photocopied; students view them online on your workspaces.
  • Course packs of up to 15 sheets printed recto/verso (30 pages) in black & white are distributed free to students. They are either delivered to the classroom for the scheduled session or made available to you at the programme secretary’s office.
  • Course packs of more than 30 pages are printed and put on sale at the Bookshop (fr.). A copy is prepared for you free of charge. The secretary will notify your students by email when the material goes on sale. They need to show their student ID card to buy a copy.

On the regional campuses

To find out how to have materials copied, inquire at the campus secretary’s office.

DECLARATIONS FOR THE PAYMENT OF COPYRIGHT

The Act of 3 January 1995 entitles the Centre Français d’exploitation du droit de copie (CFC) to manage photocopying rights for books and the press. The Fondation Nationale des Sciences Politiques is under contract with the CFC to help protect intellectual property. This contract makes all reproductions of protected works lawful.

An “inventory of works” form is emailed to you at the start of the semester. This is where you declare the protected publications to be photocopied and distributed for your course.

You must respect the following conditions (fr.):

  • no publication may be photocopied in full;
  • the excerpts of works you copy must not exceed 10% of a book or a musical score or 30% of a magazine at a time;
  • the bibliographical references of the extracts you photocopy must appear on the copies.

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