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Diversity : European Parliaments are falling behind

People of foreign origin remain underrepresented in national parliaments across Europe, according to study involving our researcher Laura Morales.

Cloé Artaut selected for the prestigious Fox International Fellowship at Yale

This fellowship, awarded by Yale University, supports high-achieving doctoral students engaged in research in international ...

World Elite Database: Comparing Economic Elites on a World Scale

An unprecedented database reveals the profiles of the economic elites of 16 countries representing half the world's GDP. Bruno Cousin, a ...

Can One Be Just in an Unjust Society? A Graduate Conference on Ethics and Politics

How did four doctoral researchers in political theory design this academic event featuring international speakers, including ...

What Trump Means for Europe: A Discussion Between Luis Vassy and Zaki Laïdi

Does Europe have the means to face a strategic abandonment from the US? Watch the answers of Sciences Po's President and a Former ...

2025 Econometric Game: Our Master's Students in Economics Have Talent!

The Department of Economics’ first-time delegation made it to the final round at the University of Amsterdam’s Econometric Game, dubbed ...

Sciences Po Strengthens Its Policy of Welcoming International Researchers with the Appointment of New American Visiting Scholars

For over two decades, the university has been welcoming leading international ...

Have you heard about the Welcome Programme ?

The Welcome Programme is an integration week for exchange students which will be held on the Parisian campus

Advocating for Social Sciences in Higher Education: Sciences Po at the CIVICA Global Forum

Are universities still socially relevant? What can social sciences bring to technology? A selection of 6 inspiring ...

Guest Speaker: George Papaconstantinou, Former Minister of Finance in Greece

The need for collective action has never been greater. Regarding governance practices, what works and what doesn't? Watch it ...

War in Gaza: Sciences Po's Institutional and Academic Actions

Since the beginning of the conflict, the university has played its role by taking actions in defence of academic freedom and shedding light ...

Grande Conférence with Nadia Murad, Nobel Peace Prize 2018

"My survival carried with it a responsibility, to share with the world what the women and girls were going through in captivity". Watch the replay ...

A "Need for Chaos" Powers Some Americans’ Support for Elon Musk

Who are the Americans that want to tear down social institutions? Answers through a national study led by political psychologists Kevin Arceneaux ...

From Paris to Washington: The Jessup Journey of a Remarkable Team

Sciences Po Law School’s 2025 Jessup team shares its experience, challenges, and victories at the famous international law moot court competition ...

Sciences Po hosts the Paris Dialogue on the Future of Higher Education

Presidents and provosts from Stanford University, LSE, Hertie School, the University of Montreal, and CEU were at Sciences Po to discuss ...

Researcher Ariel Colonomos Recipient of the International Ethics ISA Book Award

How do we price lives? A short interview with the author of Pricing Lives, published by Oxford University Press.

Why Should International Students Choose Sciences Po?

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

Aurora Pinelli, a Graduate at the Commission on the Status on Women in New York

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

Guest Speaker: Harini Amarasuriya, Prime Minister of Sri Lanka

In the global electoral landscape of our time, can we speak of a Sri Lankan exception? Sciences Po welcomed the PM and Minister of Education ...

A Special Conversation with Professor Bina Agarwal

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 Question of Food Security Is One of National Security”

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

Julia Cagé, co-laureate of the 2025 EEA-Yrjö-Jahnsson Prize

The “key and timely” insights of Julia and co-laureate David Yanagizawa-Drott, on “the critical role of media and social media in motivating political ...

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, "Fiction Litterature Is Messy"

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

Undergraduate Admission Interview: Useful Tips

All applicants are evaluated in the same ways. Here are some tips to help you prepare for the last one: the interview.