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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.

PostGenAI@Paris aims to establish an international post-generative AI hub. As part of this project led by Sorbonne University, Sciences Po is developing two research projects.

Three Europe-wide CIVICA teams will conduct seed-funded research on the impact of social media on democracies, the rise of identity politics in Europe, and Africa's digital transformation.

Two years after its launch, the Hub shares an overview of its 2025 activities and the insights gained along the way.

1 Doctoral and 1 Postdoctoral positions - Deadline April 12th

Article by Anna Katharina Osterlow and Michaël Bourdon

Read the full report from our week-long data sprint, where teams investigated data released by online platforms and search engines in the framework of the DSA.

Students from the DIGILAW clinic programme visited the European Consumer Organisation in Brussels, as part of their project “Generative AI and consumer protection”

Call for applications 2025 for a doctoral contract at Sciences Po as part of the PostGenAI@Paris cluster

One year after defending her PhD at Sciences Po’s médialab, Manon Berriche has received the 2025 Research Prize awarded by INA thèque.

Publication from Philipp Brandt

A unique program focused on digital technology and innovation, 2 schools of excellence, and 3 areas of expertise: social sciences, management, and engineering. Understanding digital and technological tools and knowing their impact in order to act, anticipate, and transform—that's what we offer through the dual degree program between Sciences Po and Télécom Paris.

Thomas Lenhard, a PSIA student enrolled in the class on Digital Transformation and Innovation Management, tells us about the class field trip to Brussels to participate in the Centre for Future Generations annual conference.

In the 2025-2026 academic year (Fall 2025, Spring 2026), Sciences Po will open two visiting faculty positions in the social sciences or humanities, for up to a semester-long stay (13 weeks minimum)

How do you use AI tools? How do you spot fake news? How do you use Sciences Po’s Library? Make your voice heard among the 72,000 students that will take part in this CIVICA Barometer.

From Meta platforms transparency to the market of electric vehicles, Lola Pottier and Markus Bencsits have been praised for their promising research work.