The Sciences Po Strasbourg Diploma offers a rigorous five-year program designed to serve the public good. The curriculum is regularly updated to address evolving societal challenges. The program fosters student success and professional integration through exclusive partnerships with leading public service institutions (like INSP, INET), public bodies (Banque de France, Commissariat des armées), and businesses via the 'Club des partenaires'. This interdisciplinary training leads to the award of the Sciences Po Strasbourg institutional diploma (recognized internationally at Master's grade) and a national Master's degree.
The curriculum is structured across five years, offering a multidisciplinary education grounded in research. It includes core subjects in law, economics, political science, sociology, and history, alongside methodological training and language courses. The program emphasizes research through methodology courses, a research thesis in the 4th and 5th years, and practical fieldwork initiation. Senior students engage in specialized research initiation.
The program aims to enhance graduate employability through strong connections with public and private sector employers. Graduates are prepared for diverse roles in public administration, international organizations, NGOs, and the private sector. Career support includes access to alumni networks and graduate outcome surveys.
Specific academic requirements may vary based on the applicant's educational background and the year of entry (1st or 4th year). Details are provided on the dedicated admissions pages.
Tuition fees are detailed on the Sciences Po Strasbourg website. Living costs are not specified.
The institutional diploma is recognized internationally at Master's grade.