SCIENCES PO · FRANCE
Master's Programs for History Graduates at Sciences Po
Master's · Taught in en
At a glance
24 mo
Duration
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IELTS
€21k
Tuition / yr
en
Language
Master's
Level
- Master in HistorySpecialized historical study
- Master in Political ScienceInterdisciplinary approach with history
- Master in JournalismLeveraging research and analytical skills
- Master in Public PolicyFocus on policy analysis and public administration
- Master in Cultural StudiesExploring culture in public policy and society
- Master in Security and DefenseAnalyzing national and international security issues
Sciences Po offers several Master's programs that build upon a Bachelor's degree in History. These programs are designed to deepen your understanding of historical contexts and develop advanced analytical and research skills. Whether you wish to specialize further in History, explore its connections with Political Science, or apply historical knowledge to fields like Public Policy, Journalism, or Security and Defense, Sciences Po provides specialized tracks to suit your academic and career goals. The programs are open to graduates from diverse academic backgrounds, including those with a History degree, and focus on equipping you with the expertise needed for international careers.
Curriculum
Sciences Po's Master's programs allow students to deepen their knowledge and skills. For those with a Bachelor's in History, various specializations are available. For example, the Master in History offers in-depth study of diverse historical contexts, including international relations, environmental history, and the history of capitalism. The Master in Political Science complements historical studies with contemporary political analysis, focusing on public policy and decision-making processes. The Master in Journalism leverages historical research and analytical skills for a career in media. The School of Public Affairs offers specializations in Public Administration, Culture, and Security and Defense, each drawing on historical perspectives.
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Careers
Graduates from Sciences Po's Master's programs are well-prepared for a variety of international careers. The skills developed in historical analysis, critical thinking, research, and communication are highly valued across numerous sectors.
- Government
- International Organizations
- Academia
- Public Administration
- Journalism
- Cultural Sector
- Security and Defense fields
- Diplomacy
- Crisis Management
Frequently asked questions
- What are the tuition fees for international students?
- For first-time enrollees residing outside the European Economic Area, tuition fees are €20,640 per academic year. For those within the EEA, fees are progressive and depend on household resources, ranging from €0 to €20,640.
- What are the general entry requirements for Master's programs?
- An undergraduate degree (e.g., Bachelor's, Licence, or equivalent with at least 180 ECTS credits) is required for admission. Admissions are competitive and depend on the candidate's profile.
- How do I apply for a Master's program if I have a degree from outside France?
- You must follow the international graduate procedure, which involves creating an account on the online application portal, completing the form, uploading supporting documents, and submitting by the deadline.
- What kind of career paths can I pursue after completing a Master's program?
- Graduates are prepared for careers in Government, International Organizations, Academia, Public Administration, Journalism, the Cultural Sector, Security and Defense, Diplomacy, and Crisis Management.
- What academic backgrounds are suitable for these Master's programs?
- These programs are open to graduates from diverse academic backgrounds, including those with a History degree, and focus on developing advanced analytical and research skills.
Entry requirements
Bachelor's DegreeAn undergraduate degree (e.g., Bachelor of Arts/Science, Licence, or equivalent with at least 180 ECTS credits) is required for Master's program admission.
Admissions are competitive and depend on the candidate's profile. Applicants must apply via the international graduate procedure. It is not possible to be admitted into the second year of a two-year Master's program.
Fees
Tuition (international)Tuition fees for graduate students enrolled for the first time are €20,640 per academic year for those residing outside the European Economic Area. For those residing within the EEA, fees are progressive, ranging from €0 to €20,640 based on household resources. For students reenrolling who started from the 2021-2022 academic year, the fees remain the same. For those enrolled in 2020-2021 or earlier, fees for EEA residents range from €0 to €17,020.
Tuition (home)For students residing within the European Economic Area, tuition fees are calculated based on the resources of the tax household, ranging from €0 to €20,640 for first-time enrollees.
Living—
Tuition fees are set annually by the Board of Directors. Nationality is not a factor in fee calculation; tax residence and household resources are considered.
How to apply
1. Determine your application pathwayIf you have an undergraduate degree (Bachelor's or equivalent), you should apply via the international graduate procedure.
2. Create your application formAccess the online application portal to create your account and start your application.
3. Complete the applicationFill in all required sections of the application form accurately and upload all necessary supporting documents.
4. Submit your applicationEnsure your application is submitted by the specified deadline.
Frequently asked questions
What are the tuition fees for international students?
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For first-time enrollees residing outside the European Economic Area, tuition fees are €20,640 per academic year. For those within the EEA, fees are progressive and depend on household resources, ranging from €0 to €20,640.
What are the general entry requirements for Master's programs?
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An undergraduate degree (e.g., Bachelor's, Licence, or equivalent with at least 180 ECTS credits) is required for admission. Admissions are competitive and depend on the candidate's profile.
How do I apply for a Master's program if I have a degree from outside France?
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You must follow the international graduate procedure, which involves creating an account on the online application portal, completing the form, uploading supporting documents, and submitting by the deadline.
What kind of career paths can I pursue after completing a Master's program?
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Graduates are prepared for careers in Government, International Organizations, Academia, Public Administration, Journalism, the Cultural Sector, Security and Defense, Diplomacy, and Crisis Management.
What academic backgrounds are suitable for these Master's programs?
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These programs are open to graduates from diverse academic backgrounds, including those with a History degree, and focus on developing advanced analytical and research skills.