International Short Programmes News

The Summer School programmes provide high school students, university students, graduates, and professionals with an engaging learning experience and a unique opportunity to discover Sciences Po over the summer, on our Paris campus or online!

In a context of political tension and uncertainty, study the role of political campaigns, persuasion, and electoral strategies in this comparative course now available this summer.

This year, the 14th edition of the Sciences Po Summer School welcomed over 700 students for three distinct types of programme.

During the 2023 Pre-College Programme, Professor Tancrède Voituriez and Professor Marie Durrieu will be teaching the online session - World Climate Negotiations Bootcamp.

During the 2023 Pre-College Programme, Professor Coline Ferrant will be teaching the course “Science & Society.”

During the 2023 Pre-College Programme, Professor Mathieu Fulla will be teaching the course "La Démocratie en Europe" in French.

How does the Pre-College Programme prepare students for post-secondary studies? Check out this interview with Professor Jan Rovny, the Academic Advisor at the Summer School to find out more!

During the June session of the 2023 University Programme, Professor Tatiana Coutto will be teaching the course “Media and Politics.".

Emanuele Ferragina is teaching two courses for the University Programme during the 2023 Summer School: "Fighting Inequalities and Social Risks in the 21st Century: A Global Perspective" and “A Rising Invisible Majority? Capital, Labour and the Welfare State in Contemporary Political Economy".

Professor Emeric Henry teaches the course "Public Economics" at the 2023 Summer School.

Her course on Human Security, is one of the longest running courses at the Summer School, having started in 2015 and attracting students from all over the world interested in a revised conception of “security” from a human perspective.

During the July session of the 2023 University Programme, Professor Ariane Chebel d’Appollonia will be teaching the course “Racism, Identity and Diversity: Comparative Perspective”.

David Duhamel teaches the course “The Age of Economists: Globalization, Growth and Inequalities” in the 2023 Summer School.

Every year the Sciences Po Summer School brings together curious minds, who are keen to expand their knowledge of the social sciences through intense coursework, and to expand their perspectives through international friendships.

Jean is a French-Lebanese student who attended the 2019 Pre-College Programme and is currently studying at Sciences Po.

Asma participated in the 2017 PreCollege Programme

Whether you have a background in economics or you are discovering it for the first time, studying economics at the Sciences Po Summer School will provide you with an enriching and stimulating educational experience

Jan Rovny will teach the optional elective course “Introduction to Quantitative Analysis: Stress-Free Stats” during the July session of the University Programme. Optional elective courses are open to students in both the social sciences and French language track. He also teaches in the course “The European Union at a Crossroads,” offered during the July session of the programme.