
The Bachelor of Arts program at Sciences Po is a three-year undergraduate degree. The third year of the program is a mandatory period of international experience, which can be fulfilled through a study abroad semester at one of Sciences Po's 445 partner universities or a combination of a study semester and a full-time internship. This year abroad is designed to complement the coursework completed in the first two years at Sciences Po's Undergraduate College, allowing students to deepen their understanding within a chosen region of focus or explore new global perspectives.
The third year of the Bachelor of Arts program requires students to undertake a significant international component. This can be either a full academic year (two semesters) of study abroad or a mixed year comprising one semester of study and one semester-long full-time internship.
Admission to Sciences Po undergraduate programs is handled through specific pathways based on the applicant's secondary school diploma and location of study (French Baccalaureate, foreign diploma in France, or foreign diploma outside of France).
Tuition fees are determined annually by the Board of Directors and depend on the student's tax residence. Nationality is not a factor in fee calculation.
The Bachelor of Arts program at Sciences Po is a three-year undergraduate degree.
Tuition fees depend on your tax residence. For students with fiscal residence outside the European Economic Area, fees are €14,900 per academic year for new enrollees. For students with fiscal residence within the European Economic Area, fees vary from €0 to €14,900 based on household resources.
The third year requires a mandatory international experience, which can be a full academic year of study abroad at one of 445 partner universities, or one semester of study combined with a full-time internship.
Prospective students apply through specific international admissions pathways based on their academic background and location of study by completing an online application form. Admission is only possible for the first year of undergraduate programs.
The international experience gained during the program is designed to prepare students for diverse career paths in a globalized job market.