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The Sciences Po Careers Fair will take place on-line from 14 to 16 October 2020
The Sciences Po Careers Fair will take place on-line from 14 to 16 October 2020
In order to ensure that students can continue to meet employers and find job/internship opportunities, without exposing anyone to unnecessary risk in the current unprecedented circumstances, the annual Sciences Po Careers Fair will take place online.
For students and graduates this Fair is a unique opportunity to meet numerous companies willing to recruit in job or internships in a wide variety of industries and destinations:
A wide variety of industries:
- Auditing Consulting
- Banking Finance Insurance
- Industries, Services
- Press, Media, Communications, Entertainment
- Luxury, Retail
- Construction, Housing, Urbanism, Real estate
How to prepare yourself ?
Sciences Po Careers will organise zoom meetings in order to prepare you the best way to the Fair
Sciences Po Students and graduates
Find out more about the Fair and participating companies (More than 80 companies)
Companies and business
Find out more about the Fair and register your company (access for employers)
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