Sciences Po

Sciences Po is a prestigious French research university founded in 1872, located in Paris. It is recognized as France's leading institution in social sciences and operates seven multicultural campuses across the country. The university emphasizes global diversity, with half of its student body coming from 150 countries. The academic offerings include a three-year Bachelor’s program focusing on interdisciplinary social sciences, two-year Master’s programs in various fields, and PhD programs supported by ten research units. Sciences Po has over 60 partnerships with international institutions for dual degree opportunities. The faculty of more than 270 scholars conducts interdisciplinary research on policy-relevant issues, collaborating with governments and NGOs worldwide. Sciences Po's mission is to cultivate global decision-makers through openness and academic excellence. Notable alumni include several French presidents and international leaders. The university reports that 80% of its graduates secure employment within six months, with a significant portion starting their careers abroad.