Tuition fees
Academic Year 2019-2020
Undergraduate and graduate students
Excluding specific programmes under agreements and One Year Master Programmes, the tuition fees charged depend on the parent's tax residence rather than on student's nationality:
- students whose parent's tax residence is in the European Economic Area pay fees according to a sliding scale, from €0 to €10,540/year for the undergraduate programmes and from €0 to €14,500 for the Master's programmes;
- students whose parent's tax residence is not in the European Economic Area will pay fees of €10,540/year for the undergraduate programmes and €14,500 for the Master's programmes.
Fiscal residence in the European Economic Area (EEA)
| Annual income per fiscal dependent ('part') | Undergraduate fees | Graduate fees |
|---|---|---|
| €66,584 and over | €10,540 | €14,500 |
| €43,250 to €66,583 | €8,480 | €12,200 |
| €36,250 to €43,249 | €6,810 | €10,120 |
| €30,250 to €36,249 | €5,600 | €8,470 |
| €25,250 to €30,249 | €4,460 | €6,790 |
| €21,250 to €25,249 | €3,310 | €4,980 |
| €19,584 to €21,249 | €2,160 | €3,360 |
| €18,984 to €19,583 | €2,000 | €2,700 |
| €18,250 to €18,983 | €1,630 | €2,270 |
| €17,250 to €18,249 | €1,100 | €1,840 |
| €16,250 to €17,249 | €850 | €1,380 |
| €14,250 to €16,249 | €540 | €920 |
| €12,584 to €14,249 | €320 | €530 |
| 0 to €12,583 | 0 | 0 |
Fiscal residence outside the EEA
All income levels: €10,540 for students registered in Undergraduate programmes and €14,500 for Graduate programme students.
One-year master programme students
| Programme | Annual tuition fees |
|---|---|
| Master in Financial Regulation and Risk Management | €22,000 |
| Master in Public Affairs | €22,000 |
| Master in Corporate Strategy | €22,000 |
| Master in Advanced Global Studies | €22,000 |
| Master in Arts and Politics | €14,500 |
| LLM in Transnational Arbitration & Dispute Settlement | €24,000 |
The programmes as listed above are not eligible for tuition fees calculation. One-year Master students cannot be exempt from tuition fees as a Crous scholarship holder or as a student with a disability. Students are unable to apply for the Emile Boutmy scholarship.
Sciences Po awards scholarships to a select number of outstanding students that come in the form of tuition waivers, ranging from 10 to 50% of total fees. Please contact the person in charge of the program to candidate for a scholarship.
Dual degree students
| Programme | Year | Annual tuition fees |
|---|---|---|
| All dual degrees | All | Students must pay the applicable tuition fees to their host institution |
| Sciences Po/HEC dual degree - Corporate and Public Management | First year | €18,250 |
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| Third year |
Tuition fees are calculated according to Sciences Po's tuition fees scale for Masters degrees.
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| MGIMO dual degree | All | €7,250 |
Gap year students
Students on a gap year must register and pay 25 % of their fees.
Students who are studying abroad for their gap year must pay 100% of their fees.
Exchange students
Exchange students pay fees directly to their own schools.
Students registered at Sciences Po in 2008-2009 or earlier
Students who registered at Sciences Po in 2008-2009 or earlier come under the 8 levels decreasing fees scale from 540 to €6,550 for the 2019-2020 school year regardless of their level (Undergraduate's degree or Master's degree).
Fiscal residence in the European Economic Area (EEA)
| Annual income per fiscal dependent ('part') | Fees |
|---|---|
| €43,200 and over | €6,550 |
| €36,250 to €43,249 | €5,500 |
| €30,250 to €36,249 | €4,780 |
| €25,250 to €30,249 | €3,860 |
| €21,250 to €25,249 | €2,920 |
| €18,250 to €21,249 | €1,980 |
| €16,250 to €18,249 | €1,100 |
| 0 to €16,249 | €540 |
Fiscal residence outside the EEA
All income levels: €6,550.
Tuition fees 2019-2020 were adopted by the Board of Directors on December 12, 2018 (pdf in French, 94 Ko).
