
This two-year dual Master's degree program, offered jointly by Sciences Po's Paris School of International Affairs (PSIA) and Peking University's School of International Studies (SIS), provides a unique opportunity to study international affairs across two continents. The program emphasizes multidisciplinary learning, covering political science, international political economy, global security, and development issues with a focus on European and Asian perspectives. You will spend your first year at Sciences Po in Paris, specializing in one of PSIA's Master's programs, and your second year at Peking University in Beijing, focusing on International Relations with an emphasis on security, development, and the Asia-Pacific region. This program is designed for students seeking a comprehensive understanding of global issues from both Western and Eastern viewpoints. You will benefit from the academic resources and student services of both institutions throughout your studies. Upon successful completion, you will receive a Master's degree from Sciences Po and a Master's Degree in International Relations from Peking University.
The dual degree is a two-year program. Students spend the first year at Sciences Po and the second year at Peking University.
Graduates are well-prepared for international careers in a variety of sectors. The dual degree equips students with cross-cultural understanding and expertise valued by global employers.
All applicants worldwide are eligible, with specific requirements for PRC, Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan nationals. Documents must be in English or accompanied by a translation. Referee forms and personal statements must be in English.
Nationality is not a factor in tuition fee calculation at Sciences Po, but tax residency is. Students pay fees to the institution where they are studying each year.
You need a university diploma equivalent to at least a Bachelor's degree or 180 ECTS credits. All documents, including referee forms and personal statements, must be in English or have certified translations.
Tuition fees are paid to the host institution each year. For Year 1 at Sciences Po, fees range from €0 to €20,640 annually, based on tax residency and household resources. International students outside the EEA pay €20,640. Specific fees for Year 2 at Peking University need to be confirmed.
This is a two-year dual Master's degree program. You will spend your first year at Sciences Po in Paris and your second year at Peking University in Beijing.
The program is taught in English, making it accessible to international students. Chinese language classes are also offered in the second year at Peking University for international students.
All applications are submitted online through Sciences Po's admissions website. Ensure you prepare all required documents, including transcripts, CV, personal statement, and letters of recommendation.
Yes, there are scholarship opportunities for the second year at Peking University, including the Peking University Scholarship and the Chinese Government Scholarship. Sciences Po also offers financial aid for the first year.