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Journalism School
Journalism School immediately immerses its students in their chosen profession through a study programme conducted under newsroom conditions. Right from the start of the Master’s programme, students live the life of a journalist while being encouraged to reflect on the raison d’être of their profession, its development through history and its daily impact.
the school in brief
Masters programmes
- Master in journalism
- Master Journalism and International Affairs
- Executive Mastère Spécialisé® Management des médias et du numérique
Dual degrees
Double diplôme Columbia / Sciences Po
Journalism School in video
The school presentation |
Campus Chanel Video |
Masters day 2019 |
Testimonies of reporters |
where do graduates work?
Destinations by sectors
32% Digital journalism |
Destinations
Journalist - Reporter - Local affairs correspondent - Video |
learn more
On the School of Journalism website
contact
Aurore LE GRIX DE LA SALLE, Academic manager
2017-03-09
Job offers
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Would you like to recruit an intern, apprentice, or future collaborator from Sciences Po? Discover the internship and apprenticeship calendars of Sciences Po according to the profiles you are looking for. Throughout the year, you can post your offers on our job boards and participate in our career forums and events, either in person or remotely.
12.06.2024
Launched by two graduates (class of 2020) from Law School : Agnès de Fortanier (Master in Economic Law) and Thomas Harbor (dual degree Sciences Po HEC), What's up EU is a newsletter putting together a concise, well-documented, and informative weekly wrap-up of the news that matters at a continental scale — from a European perspective. Sciences Po Careers interviewed Augustin Bourleaud, in charge of its edition, who is currently a double master's degree student between Sciences Po and the London School of Economics.
