
Sciences Po offers a range of Master's programs designed for students who have completed a Bachelor's degree and wish to deepen their knowledge in political science and related fields. These programs are offered through specialized schools, covering diverse areas such as public policy, international affairs, urban studies, and research-oriented political science. Students can choose to specialize further in political science or explore interdisciplinary areas that build upon their undergraduate foundation. The curriculum is designed to provide advanced understanding and specialized skills for careers in government, international organizations, think tanks, and the private sector. Admission is open to graduates from various academic backgrounds, with programs designed to equip students with analytical, research, and practical skills.
Sciences Po offers various Master's programs, each with a specific focus. The structure generally spans two years, with a curriculum designed to build upon undergraduate knowledge and provide specialized expertise. Modules cover a wide range of topics within political science, public policy, international relations, and urban studies.
Graduates from Sciences Po's Master's programs in political science and related fields are prepared for diverse career paths in the public, private, and non-profit sectors. The skills acquired, such as analytical thinking, policy evaluation, and international relations expertise, are highly valued.
Admissions are competitive and depend on the candidate's profile. It is not possible to be admitted into the second year of a two-year Master's program directly. Some programs may have specific prerequisites or require relevant professional experience (e.g., One-Year Master's programs).
Tuition fees are determined annually by the Board of Directors and depend on the student's tax residence, not nationality. It is possible to calculate exact tuition fees using the provided tool on the Sciences Po website.
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For students whose tax residence is outside the European Economic Area, tuition fees for Master's programs are €20,640 per academic year for those starting from the 2021-2022 academic year onwards. Prior to 2021-2022, the fee was €17,020 per academic year.
The Master's programs are generally structured to span two years, building upon undergraduate knowledge to provide specialized expertise.
A university diploma equivalent to at least three years of higher education (180 ECTS credits), such as a Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Licenciatura, or Licence, is required for admission.
International applicants with a Bachelor's degree should follow the international graduate procedure, which involves identifying the correct application procedure, reviewing admission requirements, preparing necessary documents, and submitting the application online.
Admission decisions are usually released in Spring, with enrollment typically beginning in September.
Graduates are prepared for careers as Policy Analysts, Diplomats, Government Officials, staff in International Organizations, Urban Planners, Researchers, Strategic Consultants, and NGO Representatives.