My most inspiring class so far is "Menaces Internationales" which focused on all security issues around the world and that was taught by brilliant professionals who gave us a real insight in the security world. I had fulfilling experiences thanks to PSIA. My semester of internship, which I did at the Ministry of Defense was incredible, and my gap year...
I have two memorable events at PSIA. On the one hand, the first two weeks at PSIA were a joyful experience. Gazing in wonder at Paris at night, strolling in the parks and between Sciences-Po buildings in the daytime, but foremost, getting to meet the most wonderful, eclectic, interesting, brilliant and exciting students I have had the pleasure to study...
I chose my program because I wanted to become a journalist; I wanted to cover international news. I felt that although the media is going through a serious crisis there was a window of opportunity for specialised reporters. My goal was to use the PSIA knowledge, the J-School tools and my field experience to cover Middle Eastern issues in a...
I chose my master program becauseI strongly believe that altering Africa's position in the world economy is imperative to its overall progress and development.
My most inspiring class so far has beenInternational Trade – mainly because of my specific interests in subject with regards to my personal beliefs and ambitions. Thierry Mayer’s classes have been impressive in particular. I would have...
I chose my program because: it was very internationally orientated, left me a big choice in the courses I wanted to take, offered a broad range of possible courses/concentrations, was in line with my academic interests and finally, because it was in Paris (learning French and studying abroad was one of my primary motivations)
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I chose my program because I have always been concerned with human rights and more vulnerable population groups. I was drawn to the PSIA program because of its more practical approach, with teachers having direct experience from the field.
The best thing about PSIA is how everybody - both teachers and students - are deeply engaged in their subjects and happily...
I chose my program because: I am really passionate about environmental issues and I really like the idea of the concentrations you get to choose at PSIA
...I chose my program because I wanted to acquire skills that would be useful in an international career, and to reflect on the issues that matter most to our generation. The Masters in International Development was appealing because of the sheer range of classes on offer, the option to specialise in two subjects, the reputation of the teachers and the...
I chose my program because I always wanted to become a journalist. In the meantime, I wanted to deepen my knowledge on economics, history, etc. The dual-degree Journalism and International Affairs provides the basics to start working as a journalist and the intellectual background to understand what is going on on this planet. It also puts a stress on foreign...
