Partnership programs
Transfer Partnership program
University of British Columbia (UBC) - Sciences Po
The University of British Columbia is among the many partners who welcome Sciences Po students for one year of study as exchange students. Sciences Po students heading for UBC (Faculty of Arts or Faculty of Commerce, Sauder School of Business) also have an additional option: they may enrol at UBC as transfer students for two years of study, and earn a UBC degree.
Several Sciences Po students will be selected jointly by UBC and the College of Sciences Po to enter this program in Fall 2012. Under the transfer agreement, Sciences Po students who complete two years of study at UBC in Commerce, History, Economics, or Political Science/International Relations will receive a UBC degree.
► Eligibility
Eligible students are second year Sciences Po students who are authorized by their program or through a “derogation” to spend their 3rd year abroad in North America
► Application Instructions
All documents must be in English or be accompanied by English translations
Several Sciences Po students will be selected jointly by UBC and the College of Sciences Po to enter this program in Fall 2012. Under the transfer agreement, Sciences Po students who complete two years of study at UBC in Commerce, History, Economics, or Political Science/International Relations will receive a UBC degree.
► Eligibility
Eligible students are second year Sciences Po students who are authorized by their program or through a “derogation” to spend their 3rd year abroad in North America
► Application Instructions
All documents must be in English or be accompanied by English translations
Application materials:
1. Photocopy of Bac results (or equivalent), and a translation into English by candidate
2. Photocopy of transcripts from Sciences Po and any other universities attended, translated into English by candidate
3. Photocopy of TOEFL IBT (minimum 90) or IELTS (minimum 6.5 with no sub scores below 6)
4. CV
5. Autobiographical essay (1,000 words): tell us about your educational history, work experience, present situation, and plans for the future. Please make sure to address why you have chosen to pursue this program (please specify the name of the faculty you apply to: Arts or Business. If you apply to Arts, please specify your choice of major: Economics, Political Science or History), and what you believe you can bring to the program.
6. One letter of recommendation from a Sciences Po professor.
The application deadline is Friday, December 16th. Please remit applications to the Centre des Amériques de Sciences Po, DAIE located at 13, rue de l’Université, 2nd floor, 75007 Paris.
► Information Session at Sciences Po
Friday, November 18, at 1pm (27, rue Saint-Guillaume, Amphi Chapsal)
1. Photocopy of Bac results (or equivalent), and a translation into English by candidate
2. Photocopy of transcripts from Sciences Po and any other universities attended, translated into English by candidate
3. Photocopy of TOEFL IBT (minimum 90) or IELTS (minimum 6.5 with no sub scores below 6)
4. CV
5. Autobiographical essay (1,000 words): tell us about your educational history, work experience, present situation, and plans for the future. Please make sure to address why you have chosen to pursue this program (please specify the name of the faculty you apply to: Arts or Business. If you apply to Arts, please specify your choice of major: Economics, Political Science or History), and what you believe you can bring to the program.
6. One letter of recommendation from a Sciences Po professor.
The application deadline is Friday, December 16th. Please remit applications to the Centre des Amériques de Sciences Po, DAIE located at 13, rue de l’Université, 2nd floor, 75007 Paris.
► Information Session at Sciences Po
Friday, November 18, at 1pm (27, rue Saint-Guillaume, Amphi Chapsal)
BA/MA Programs
Sciences Po has developed Joint Five-year BA/MA Programs.
These five-year BA/MA Programs allow selected undergraduate students from our partner universities to follow an intensive joint Program in Public and International Affairs. Upon completion of this joint Program, students obtain both the Bachelor’s Degree in Arts and Sciences awarded by their home university and the Master’s Degree awarded by Sciences Po.
This joint program, referred to as the BA/MA Program, is principally aimed at students specializing in public and international affairs who wish to develop their intellectual and professional capabilities from a cross-cultural and transatlantic perspective. It is also open to students interested in more academic and research oriented careers. This dual training and double credential offers a unique access to Europe, the Francophone world and to the field of international affairs in general.
► There are 6 BA/MA partnerships with 6 universities throughout the American continent:
-Columbia University, New York
-Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore
-Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, Santiago
-Pontifícia Universidade Católica de São Paulo, São Paulo
-Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México, Mexico City
-Universidad Torcuato di Tella, Buenos Aires
For more information about our BA/MA programs in Santiago, São Paulo, Mexico City and Buenos Aires, please consult the website of Sciences Po's Latin American campus in Poitiers.
Certificate in Global Business Law and Governance (Columbia – Paris I – Sciences Po)
The Columbia Law School, University Paris I - Panthéon Sorbonne and Sciences Po offer a structured, year-long program in Global Business Law and Governance taught in English. Participating students from the partner institutions form one cohesive group each academic year. The cohort will spend the Fall semester at Columbia and the Spring semester at Paris I/Sciences Po, pursuing a common integrated course of study.
A Masters will be awarded by Sciences Po along with a joint certificate in Global Business Law and Governance (Columbia Law School, Paris I, Sciences Po) to students who have successfully completed the yearlong course of study.
► Prospect students are selected by their own university.
- Information about the application process for Paris I students
- Information about the application process for Columbia students
All eligible Sciences Po students must have received a Master's degree in Law, either from Sciences Po (Droit économique or Carrières judiciaires et judiques) or from another institution.
► Application Process
Each student must compile an application file consisting of:
- A CV, in English
- A letter of intent, in English
- A copy of a transcript of grades since passing the baccalauréat (or equivalent)
- A copy of first-semester grades for the school year in progress
- TOEFL or IELTS scores (if available, in order to indicate your English language level)
- 1 to 2 letters of recommendation (1 reference must be professional)
Student applications must be dropped off at the Center of the Americas - 13 rue de l'Université, second floor – or submitted online by emailing to echange.canada@gmail.com.
Students whose candidacy is successful will be invited to an interview, to be conducted in both French and English.
► Curriculum
Columbia offers a wide variety of courses to choose from, focusing on international business law. It is also possible for students, in consultation with their adviser, to earn credit for other types of scholarly works such as moot courts or supervised research.
Sciences Po offers courses focusing on European perspective, such as EU Institutional Law, EU Competition Law, European Contract Law, Intellectual property in a global perspective, Comparative Labor Law, and Comparative Employment-Discrimination Law.
Paris I – Sorbonne offers courses dealing with international and comparative perspectives, such as International Investment Law in Asia, Global Litigation and Conflicts of Laws, WTO Case Law and Litigation, International Contracts, International arbitration, and International Investment Law.
► Contacts
For further information, check out the student association’s website.
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► Student Feedback
"A graduate of the Master Strategy and Finance at Sciences Po and the recipient of an M1 Business Law from Paris I, I completed my training with the “Global Business Law and Governance” program. I believe that I finished my studies at the highest level possible.
These past eight months between Columbia Law School and Sciences Po / Paris I, in the company of the greatest teachers of International Economic Law, allowed me to immerse myself this emerging legal field. The economic crisis made the debate more exciting! I look forward to seeing the benefits of this program in my future career ... "
These past eight months between Columbia Law School and Sciences Po / Paris I, in the company of the greatest teachers of International Economic Law, allowed me to immerse myself this emerging legal field. The economic crisis made the debate more exciting! I look forward to seeing the benefits of this program in my future career ... "
“I applied to this program because I wanted to give my resume a more international flavor, even though I wasn’t sure what it could actually bring me. It proved to be a great opportunity.
At Columbia, you will be treated like a LLM student and in Paris like a master’s student. This means that you will acquire in less than one year skills that other students could only develop in two years provided they are admitted in LLMs and masters as challenging as Columbia or Paris I. So it is probably the best legal education we can get after Sciences Po. And you’ll get to spend five months in New York City…”
Master of International Studies Program, Elliott School of International Affairs, the George Washington University
Experience Washington DC as a stronghold of the international arena at the Elliott School of International Affairs. Gain unique perspectives on globalisation, multiculturalism, and supplement your academic, professional and cultural understanding of this modern, interconnected world.Students of the Master of International Studies (M.I.S) program complete an additional academic year of full-time study in Washington, DC. Students pursue expanded study of a complementary global issue or world region, building upon the foundation of coursework completed at the partner school.