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Sciences Po is calling for outstanding applications from around the world for visiting faculty funded by the Open Institute for Digital Transformations for Academic Year 2027-2028

Five students enrolled in the Digital, New Technology and Public Policy stream received the highest grade with their research report “@Grok what do you think?”: AI and Democratic Deliberation on X" in the course "Sociology of Digital Public Spaces". They share with us its highlights.

Professor Dina Waked, the Dean of the School of Research at Sciences Po, has participated in an engaging conversation about the research environment with Alliance Director, Dr. Emmanuel Kattan.

The PSIA Tech and Global Affairs Hub welcomed the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) and the United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNDRR) for a 2-day workshop on digital risks

At the fourth French Impact Measurement Summit hosted by the Economic, Social and Environmental Council (ESEC) our school's students were invited to showcase the projects they worked on throughout the academic year.

His thesis explores the reasons behind the decline of mainstream parties and the rise of the far right in Western Europe

What is the nature of contemporary illiberalism? What are its drivers and consequences? Explore the findings of the AUTHLIB project.

A New Assistant Professor at the CRIS

Interview with Jonne Kamphorst, Assistant Professor, Centre for European Studies and Comparative Politics (CEE) & Centre for Socio-Political Data (CDSP), Sciences Po

New deadlines for submitting applications: 31st of March to the 4th of May, 2026

The Sciences Po American Foundation is proud to announce the laureates of the 2025 Sciences Po Transatlantic Research Fund (TRF). This year’s projects reflect innovative transatlantic scholarship addressing pressing global challenges.

The inaugural meeting of the Sciences Po International Council convened distinguished supporters, academic leaders, and transatlantic partners from New York, Boston, London, California, Santiago, Milan, Luxembourg, Zurich and Geneva at the Sciences Po Saint-Thomas campus in Paris on Feb 13, 2026. The gathering marked the formal launch of the International Council, a global network dedicated to strengthening institutional ties, advancing strategic priorities, and deepening international engagement. Throughout the day, participants engaged in substantive dialogue on climate change, artificial intelligence governance, global education, and institutional strategy, reflecting Sciences Po’s core commitments to excellence, freedom, and openness.

Librarians from the CIVICA alliance commissioned IFOP to produce a barometer measuring information literacy skills among 72,000 students in the humanities and social sciences.