PSIA is a fully bilingual school (French-English) that offers a wide range of professional specialisations, both by subject and region, to prepare students for all types of international careers: from international organisations and NGOs to public administration, think tanks and transnational companies. The wealth of PSIA’s course offerings enables students from a wide variety of backgrounds to go on to impactful positions concerned with the major international challenges of the present and future.
International: Columbia University - SIPA - FreïeUniversitat - Georgetown Law - King’s College London -London School of Economics - MGIMO - Peking University - Bocconi University - University of St Gallen - Stockholm School of Economics
In France: AgroParisTech (Paris Institute of Technology for Life, Food and Environmental Sciences) - ISAE-Supaero (Higher Institute of Aeronautics and Space Engineering) - St-Cyr Coëtquidan - Sorbonne Universités - UMPC
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Where do young graduates work?
Destinations by sector
18% Public administration / public sector 18% International Organisations 15% Audit - consulting 12% NGOs - Associations 8% Education - Research- Think Tank 6% Industry - Energy - Transports 6% Environment 4% Banking- Insurance- Finance 3% Technology, Data, Web 2% Communication 2% Press - Media - Edition
Destinations by role
International relations / public affairs consultant - Diplomatic service - Writer - Researcher - Diplomat - Public policy officer - Project Manager - Social economy entrepreneur - Foreign policy analyst - Consultant - Public policy advisor - Country Manager - Project evaluator - Public policy evaluator - Journalist - Field officer.
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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.