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Are you willing to recruit at Sciences Po, for a job or an internship? The Sciences Po Careers website allows you to autonomously post and monitor your offers.

what is the procedure? 

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Important: to post your offers, it is mandatory to create an employer account. Once created please allow administrator to validate it in a short delay. Once validated you will be able to access our jobboard to post your offers.

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Advantages for the employers

By registering your offers yourself on our website:

  • you will be guaranteed that they will go immediately online
  • you have the possibility of monitoring applications from Sciences Po students with the tool « Internship/jobs offers > monitor my offers ».

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CONTACTS

To develop your employer brand's visibility and recruit our students:

Cyriel PELLETIER

For questions concerning the website’s functioning:

administration.carrieres@sciencespo.fr

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