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They send their students to Berkeley, Bocconi, Keio, Leiden, Oxford, McGill, Yale… Learn from 5 secondary school counsellors why Sciences Po meets their expectations.

Meet a Sciences Po Law School alumna with a passion for social impact and hear about her outstanding experience at the United Nations Summit.

The renowned Nigerian author and feminist icon shared her unfiltered reflections on women in history, literature, and shaping one's destiny. Watch it now.

Which people are most at risk? In what context does such violence occur? Find out the results of the SAFEDUC survey, conducted among over 5,000 students.

Learn more about this new Master's dual degree, our first on the continent, with Africa's top university.

They teamed up with fellow students from Austria, Italy, Germany, Spain, and the UK to tackle pressing issues facing Europe, including the fight for women's rights.

How did the Americans abroad experience the latest election night? How did a French actress re-ignited the #MeToo Movement? Time to listen to the new season.

Meet an alumnus who became a professor and researcher in internation affairs after a thesis on the EU crisis management in the Sahel.

After graduating from a Master's degree in Comparative Politics, the laureate will shortly be defending his thesis on bureaucracy in Iran and Pakistan, at the Center for International Studies.

40 master's students from the Urban School took part in this field trip to Kenya. Read the travel diary of Mastercard Foundation Scholar Yussif Sulemana.

With the support of the Sorbonne Paris Cité Alliance, Sciences Po's student health service is organising a prevention week around mental health. Several stands, conferences and workshops are on offer throughout the week at the Alliance's various sites, with the aim of understanding, destigmatizing and deconstructing preconceived ideas about mental health.

How does Sciences Po fit into this research study about global higher education and the most influential people in the world, those whose decisions shape our lives?

After a Master's in European Affairs and a PhD on the rise of the far right, Diane Bolet is now a lecturer in political behaviour at the University of Essex.

Her passion for political science and gender studies led this graduate to undertake a thesis on bias in the judicial handling of intimate partner homicides.

The world renowned law firm chose its two scholars: one pursuing a Dual Degree with Berkeley, the other with the Sorbonne.

Virality and democracy, the politicisation of news stories, IA and universities: read the second issue.

Have you met Jules, Juliette, and Justin? Environment, discrimination, immigration: they believe Europe is the right level to address these priorities.

After the Donald Trump election and before G20 in Rio and COP in Baku, the summit is as needed as ever. Don't miss Sciences Po's official side event on 12 November.

34 partenariats universitaires, 700 étudiants africains accueillis, 1 000 diplômés sur le continent... découvrez les liens privilégiés entre Sciences Po et l'Afrique.

Meet a Mastercard Foundation Alumni from Ghana who joined the School of Research after a master's degree at the Urban School.

A look back on the first edition of AFRICA Day hosted by Sciences Po.

"If the world burns, we all burn together": meet a student of the Master in Environmental Policy at the Paris School of International Affairs.

Why is the risk of not taking action so colossal? Meet a student of the Master in Environmental Policy at the Paris School of International Affairs.

How can we work towards a decarbonised world? Meet a student from the Master in International Energy Transition at the Paris School of International Affairs.