What is the Harvard of Europe?
The Harvard College European Society (HCES), formerly the Center for European Studies Undergraduate Board (CESUB), is an officially recognized Harvard College student group that organizes events targeting an undergraduate audience and engages in outreach with the undergrad community.
Is LSE an elite university?
LSE ‘has been ranked second in the world for social sciences for the third year in a row’ (LSE, 2015) and has often referred to as a ‘global’, ‘elite’ and ‘leading’ university due to its high-ranking position.
Are you eligible for an exchange at Sciences Po?
The exchange programme is open to students at Sciences Po’s partner universities. If your university is one of our partners, check with your home university if you are eligible for an exchange at Sciences Po.
How do I choose a certificate programme at Sciences Po?
Students spending two semesters at Sciences Po can choose to follow two certificate programmes. Students who do not want to take a certificate programme can instead design their own programme by choosing from the many courses offered in Reims, mainly in English, but also on French. Why choose the Reims exchange programme?
What happens after the application is approved by Sciences Po?
Once the application has been reviewed and approved by Sciences Po, a confirmation of acceptance is sent by email to the student and his or her university. Admitted students also receive their Sciences Po username (ID) and password so they can activate their email address and access their online student account.
Where can I study abroad with Sciences Po?
This opens in a new window. Sciences Po’s exchange programme welcomes more than 1,500 students each year from 470 partner universities around the world. At Bachelor’s level, exchange students can choose from Sciences Po’s seven campuses: Dijon, Le Havre, Menton, Nancy, Paris, Poitiers and Reims.