Coming from Germany, Petronella Brauers has graduated Summa Cum Laude in International Energy Transitions

Coming from Germany, Paula Schaefer has graduated Summa Cum Laude in International Security

Coming from Germany, Sophie Hartwig has graduated Summa Cum Laude in Environmental Policy

Coming from Italy, Pietro Righi has graduated Summa Cum Laude in International Economic Policy.

As a Franco Canadian, Salomé Petit has graduated Summa Cum Laude in International Security.

Coming from Germany, Marie Goss, has graduated Summa Cum Laude in International Governance and Diplomacy

A recent graduate reflects on how the Advanced Certification in Gender Studies deepened her understanding of intersectional discrimination, feminist methodologies and gender justice.

Meet a recent graduate who came from Costa Rica to study Environmental Policy at the Paris School of International Affairs and obtained the Advanced Certification in Gender Studies along with her diploma.

Meet a recent graduate who came from Sweden to study at Sciences Po in a dual master's degree programme with King's College London. She tells us about her dedication to bringing the gender perspective into the peace and security field.

Discover the story of a recent Sciences Po graduate who is passionate about applying a gender perspective to human rights challenges.

On Saturday 30 June, we celebrated the graduation of nearly 700 students of the Paris School of International Affairs (PSIA) at the iconic Grand Rex theatre in Paris. Surrounded by family, loved ones and faculty, graduates of the Class of 2025 completed their academic journey.

Explore the events that made PSIA a platform for debate and exchange throughout the 2024–2025 academic year. Most sessions are available as recordings.

They faced a 3% acceptance rate... Congratulations to the two graduates who were selected to join 150 students from 38 countries at one of the best universities in Asia! Learn more.

A lookback at the first CARE Summer School

Julia has graduated in International Governance and Diplomacy, with the concentration “Environment and Sustainability”. She also wrote a Master’s thesis, focusing on how international climate discourse is reflected in EU trade agreements. Swiss citizen, she is a PhD candidate in Political Science at the World Trade Institute in Bern. Her doctoral thesis also focuses on the intersections of trade policy and climate action.

Michelle DJONG HUI ING has graduated in Human Rights and Humanitarian Action and holds an Advanced Certification in Gender Studies granted by PRESAGE, Sciences Po's Gender Studies Program. She is Singaporean-Indonesian and is currently based in Paris. She is Gender Equality and Inclusion Practice Specialist at Global Partnership for Education (GPE).

Charlotte Gardes has graduated in International Public Management (now International Governance and Diplomacy). Holding a master's degrees in financial and corporate law from the Sorbonne and economics from Université Paris II Panthéon-Assas. She is a French climate finance and policy expert at the International Monetary Fund in Washington, D.C. (United States), currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Economics.

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Camille Neidhardt has graduated in Human Rights and Humanitarian Action, dual degree with the London School of Economics (LSE) in Development Management. Coming from France, Camille is a UNV Child Protection Specialist with UNICEF Sri Lanka.

Maximilian has graduated from the Master in International Development, choosing the Master’s thesis track. His thesis explored the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on child marriage among Syrian refugees in Lebanon. Since graduating, he has been working at the international strategy consultancy PwC Strategy& based in Frankfurt, where he currently holds the position of Senior Associate.

Shadé Jaiyeola has graduated in Environmental Policy. As a dual citizen of France and Nigeria, Shadé is Global Energy Specialist at the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) in New York City.

Amid growing illiberal trends across various regions, the state of human rights is far from the relative stability observed over the past decades. To discuss the numerous challenges faced by human rights, PSIA was privileged to host an esteemed panel of experts in late March.

In March 2025, Sciences Po students had the privilege of engaging in a discussion with the eminent scholar in Development Economics and Environment at the University of Manchester, and former director of the Institute of Economic Growth in Delhi, India.

42 countries are still experiencing “alarming” or “serious” hunger status... Interview with Adjunct Professor Chris Hadergorn about the Nutrition for Growth Summit.