Social Sciences-Euro-American Program

This three-year, full-time program provides a muldisciplinary social sciences foundation, steeped in the rich academic tradition of Sciences Po, while offering a distinctive Euro-American perspective.

Develop a Comparative Lens: Explore social, political, and economic issues through a comparative lens, analyzing them from both European and North American contexts. Gain a deeper understanding of the historical, cultural, and political forces shaping these continents.

Social Sciences Foundation: Master core social science disciplines like political science, sociology, economics, history, and law. Benefit from a strong focus on methodology and research skills, preparing you to critically analyze complex issues.

Bilingual Learning Environment: The program is taught in English and French, fostering fluency in both languages and enhancing your ability to navigate academic and professional settings in Europe and North America.

Study Abroad Opportunities: Broaden your horizons and gain international experience through a mandatory semester abroad at a prestigious partner university in Europe or North America.

International and Diverse Community: Immerse yourself in a vibrant learning environment with a diverse student body representing over 90 nationalities. Sciences Po fosters a global outlook and intercultural understanding.

Professional Preparation: Gain the knowledge and skills necessary to pursue careers in international relations, government agencies, NGOs, multinational corporations, and other fields requiring a strong social science background and intercultural fluency.

Develop Valuable Skills: Refine your research, critical thinking, analytical writing, communication, and collaboration skills. Learn to approach challenges from multiple perspectives and effectively communicate your findings to diverse audiences.

Graduates emerge as well-rounded social scientists prepared for diverse careers in various fields, including:

• International Relations
• European Affairs
• Public Policy
• Development Studies
• International organizations (UN, EU, etc.)
• Multinational corporations
• NGOs and advocacy groups
• Journalism and media