Dual degree with King's College London

King's College London and Sciences Po have expanded their historic partnership by initiating a joint Graduate Programme in International Affairs. This programme allows participating students to obtain in two years of studies with a year each in Paris and London, both a Master's degree offered by the Paris School of International Affairs of Sciences Po (PSIA) and a Master's degree offered by one of a number of schools and departments within the Faculty of Social Science and Public Policy at King's College London.

Spanning a wide range of disciplines and bilingual teaching (in French and English), this selective programme will allow students to customise their training at both universities, and also to benefit from the numerous opportunities, networks and services offered on both sides of the Channel.

Programme of studies

With this collaboration, King's and Sciences Po are inaugurating a new and flexible dual degree which bridges seven programmes on the Sciences Po side with over 30 degree programmes on the King's side. As a result, students can design their own path of study from the many potential degree combinations in international affairs in both Paris and London.

This dual degree program is aimed at graduate students planning careers in diplomacy and other areas of social and public policy at the national, European and global level. 

Year 1 at Sciences Po

During the first year of the Dual Degree, students may join any one of the seven Master's programs offered by the Paris School of International Affairs.

Students will take 60 credits at Sciences Po. 

For more information on the Dual Degree structure at PSIA please visit the website.

Year 2 at King's College London

The second year runs from October until September of the following year. 

Students will enrol in degree programs offered at King's College London within the following schools and departments (to be confirmed by King's):

Admissions

Application process

Candidates to the dual degree apply through Sciences Po’s website.

An estimated maximum of 25 students is expected to be admitted and enrolled per academic year. Prospective students must meet admission criteria for the chosen Master's programmes at both schools. 

Eligibility

The dual degree is open to all candidates worldwide.

Applicants do not have to be already enrolled at Sciences Po or King's to apply for the dual degree. 

Tuition fees

Students must pay the tuition fees applicable in their host institution (Sciences Po for Year 1 and King's for Year 2).

For further information, please visit the following links:

• Sciences Po for Year 1
• King's College for Year 2

Contacts

At Sciences Po

Questions regarding admission procedures (application, requirements, etc.): Admissions contact form

Catarina Laranjeira, Assistant Dean for Admissions, Paris School of International Affairs - Email