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Sciences Po has made supporting refugee students a priority since the 2015 European migration crisis. In 2018, Sciences reinforced its commitment by creating the Professional Certificate for Young Refugees

Zach Du Chao pledges to finance eleven scholarships for Sciences Po students over the next 5 years.

Sciences Po stepped up its efforts as soon as the conflict in Ukraine broke out to welcome students fleeing the country and offer unique options so that students may continue their study as normally as possible.

A new agreement has been reached with Sciences Po for the support of two scholarships for Chilean students admitted to a Master’s program at the university

On the 10th of november, Sciences Po’s Paris School of International Affairs welcomed Brad Smith, director of Microsoft, for an exceptional conference on cyberdiplomacy.

An unprecedented occurrence: Cambridge’ prestigious Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)—globally recognized for their programs in hard sciences (scientific and technological research)—backed the application of Grace Moore, one of their students, for the Michel David-Weill Scholarship. Hear more from the promising recipient. 

The continuous and accelerated spread of technological innovations calls for an increase in academic research, particularly in the human and social sciences, in order to better understand, anticipate and act upon their impact on contemporary societies.

On 25 November 2020, Sciences Po launched its European Chair for Sustainable Development and Climate Transition. The inaugural conference gathered experts from around the world and key environmental policy-makers.

A year ago, the Chair in Sovereign Debt was inaugurated in the presence of former Prime Minister of Greece Aléxis Tsípras and Anne-Laure Kiechel, founder of Global Sovereign Advisory, Chair’s exclusive sponsor.

On the eve of Sciences Po’s 150th anniversary, our Paris campus is undergoing a profound transformation, designed to provide the next generations of students with learning and research conditions worthy of the greatest international universities.