Sciences Po Collège Universitaire, Reims

Founded in 1872, Sciences Po is a university renowned for offering a multi-disciplinary education in the social sciences (Economics, Law, History, Sociology, Political Science). Of the 8600 students at Sciences Po, 42% are from international backgrounds.

Sciences Po prepares its students to become leaders in the public and private sectors through a three-year Bachelor’s degree program, the last year of which is spent abroad, followed by a two-year Masters.

In addition to its flagship campus in Paris, Sciences Po is also composed of six separate regional campuses, each with its own identity and area of expertise: Nancy (Franco-German studies), Dijon (Central and Eastern European Studies), Poitiers (Spanish and Portuguese studies), Menton (Mediterranean and Gulf Studies), Le Havre (Asian studies), and Reims (Euro-american, opening in 2010).

Bringing French and international students together in a friendly and studious environment, Sciences Po provides all with the opportunity to form international networks and to become part of the educational community of our university.

The Reims campus, the latest Sciences Po international campus, opened its doors in September 2010. It welcomes an equal number of North-American and European students to an English-speaking campus.

The goal of the program is to give these students a comparative understanding of the European and North-American systems, through training in the five general theoretical disciplines taught in the Sciences Po undergraduate program: law, economics, political science, history and sociology. Courses are taught in English, although students may follow some courses in French. The program also includes several hours a week of language classes, the objective being for all students to be English-French bilingual at the end of the first two years. German, Italian and Spanish are taught as supplementary languages.