
The School of Public Affairs educates public policy makers, policy analysts, researchers and policy implementers with a commitment to the common good. The young professionals who have graduated from the School perform functions requiring a panoramic view of public affairs, in both the private and public sectors at the local, national, European and international levels, and in a wide range of fields (public administration, consulting, security, defence, health, energy, culture, new technology, etc.).
Who are our 2118 students?
Where do our graduates work?
Recruiting interns / apprentices
PARTNERS COMPAGNIES OF THE SCHOOL
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Contacts
- Anne-Solenne De Roux, Executive Director
- Marine Schneider, Careers
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Gessica Jean, Apprenticeships
Job offers
27.01.2023
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.
22.03.2023
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.