Sciences Po in the news

A man assaulted a woman waving an Israeli flag at a Sciences Po student protest in Paris amidst nationwide high school demonstrations, prompting intervention from a French lawmaker.

Student protests at Sciences Po in Paris escalated into clashes with police, involving blockades, tear gas, and intervention from elected officials, over demands for educational reform.

Protests continue in the Bouches-du-Rhône region, with high school closures and university blockades, including Sciences Po Aix, due to national education concerns and specific institutional grievances, leading to clashes between police and demonstrators.

Students blocked Sciences Po Aix, leading to police intervention and a university advisory for students to stay home.

Student blockades at Bordeaux Montaigne University and Sciences Po were renewed on October 5th, leading to building closures at Bordeaux Montaigne University.

Sciences Po Aix was blocked by over 50 students on October 5th in solidarity with high school mobilizations, with reports of police intervention.

Thierry Bros, a professor at Sciences Po Paris, will appear on "le 18h Eco" on BFM Business.

Sciences Po's 2026 graduate employability survey highlights strong international mobility, high professional integration rates, and competitive salaries for its graduates.

Sciences Po Strasbourg is moving to remote learning on October 5-6 due to campus tensions, with other schools also closing amidst ongoing student protests.

An economist, an energy expert from Sciences Po, and a business school professor appeared on a BFM Business show.

Sciences Po and Banque de France are organizing a research seminar on banking and financial system regulation, with the next session featuring Antoine Hubert de Fraisse on credit margins and the deposit channel.

A Sciences Po Bordeaux student claims that dissenting opinions against student protests are silenced due to fear of social and physical repercussions.

Sciences Po Strasbourg launched a new medical leadership training program to equip healthcare professionals with governance and management skills for the evolving health system.

UNI Sciences Po supports specific student initiatives and advocates for the plurality of opinions and political representation at Sciences Po Paris.

Student protests in Bordeaux, initially focused on high schools, have expanded to Sciences Po Bordeaux with a blockade, driven by concerns over academic conditions and broader socio-political issues, leading to increased tensions and police intervention.

Sciences Po's 2026 graduate employment survey shows strong job placement, with 57% of 2025 graduates finding jobs before graduation and high salary progression over the initial career years.

People with disabilities are increasingly turning to entrepreneurship as a career path, according to Sciences Po researcher Anne Revillard, which prompts questions about organizational adaptability.

Sciences Po Bordeaux is blocked by students due to a new director and national protests, with all classes now online as authorities monitor for wider university unrest.

Sciences Po, the French-African Foundation, and AXIAN are organizing the third AFRICA Day in Paris, a major recruitment event in Europe for African talent and career opportunities on the continent.

Climate deans from Columbia and Sciences Po discussed the Paris Agreement's progress, the challenges of human unpredictability, the need for new climate messaging, the demise of 'Checkbox ESG,' and announced a new joint Master's degree.