Homepage > Being at Sciences Po is a privileged position

Being at Sciences Po is a privileged position

Diego Bonetto
Diego Bonetto, Doctor in Law (2019), Sciences Po Law School

"I recall my time as a doctoral student at Sciences Po with a bit of nostalgia and satisfaction. Being a PhD student at Sciences Po is a privileged position for constantly exposing yourself to an environment full of ideas, projects, and challenges. That is what, in my opinion, constitutes the essence of academia.

I came to Sciences Po Law School with a project: understanding how law could function as tool to improve equality in access to water. Sciences Po has been a place where I had the opportunity to develop that project under the precious supervision of prof. Pr Loïc Azoulai, and in a doctoral community full of brilliant fellow PhD students always ready to exchange ideas and perspectives on any matter.

Another plus of the doctoral community is the fact of being small but active and engaged, representing a hub where scholars from all over the world stop by for presenting their newly published book or a seminar.

Currently, I am a post-doctoral researcher in International Law at the University of Turin and adjunct professor at the University of Aosta Valley (Italy). My time at Sciences Po has been a fundamental step in the formation of my academic skills and critical thinking."

Diego Bonetto, Doctor (2019), Sciences Po Law School

Contact Diego on Linkedin 

Last modified 2021-08-31
18.04.2024
If you are looking for interns or future employees, our guide 'Recruit at Sciences Po' will provide the relevant information about our students, the careers we train them for and how to leverage this great pool of talent to meet your recruitment needs.
18.04.2024
Launched by two graduates (class of 2020) from Law School : Agnès de Fortanier (Master in Economic Law) and Thomas Harbor (dual degree Sciences Po HEC), What's up EU is a newsletter putting together a concise, well-documented, and informative weekly wrap-up of the news that matters at a continental scale — from a European perspective. Sciences Po Careers interviewed Augustin Bourleaud, in charge of its edition, who is currently a double master's degree student between Sciences Po and the London School of Economics.
Read more news