Partnership programmes

Sciences Po has developed partnership programmes with some of its partner universities. These programmes enable international students to earn an undergraduate degree from their university of origin and the Master of Sciences Po (BA/MA) concurrently. The combination of these two degrees considerably improves their prospects on the job market upon graduation.

Students who are admitted to one of these programmes take the majority of the units from the undergraduate programme at their university of origin and complete two or three years at Sciences Po. By so doing, they earn an undergraduate degree (BA, bachillerato, licenciatura etc) and a Master of Sciences Po concurrently.

Through these innovative programmes, the students pursue an entirely integrated course of learning and benefit from the teaching and methodological approaches of two world-renowned institutions.

The universities with which Sciences Po has concluded agreements to offer these type of programmes are as follows:

• JD Master's: Columbia University, Cornell University, Duke University, Georgetown University, Northwestern University, University of Pennsylvania, University of Virginia

• Columbia University (New York)

• Johns Hopkins University (Baltimore)

For further information on the programmes listed above, please visit the website of the Centre des Amériques.

• Pontificia Universidade Católica (São Paulo)

• Universidad Torcuato di Tella (Buenos Aires)

• Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile (Santiago de Chile)

For further information on the programmes listed above, please visit the website of the campus Amérique Latine, Espagne, Portugal.

• Fudan University (Shanghai)

• Peking University (Beijing)

For further information on the programmes listed above, please visit the website of the Centre Asie-Pacifique.

Students who wish to apply to a partnership programme must contact the International Relations Office of their university of origin, which will then put the applicants through a pre-selection process. The admission procedure comprises an application form and an oral interview.