Maestría en Comparative Urban Governance (doble titulación internacional en asociación con Sciences Po)

The prestige of these degrees and the linguistic skills acquired, together with the experience of student life in two different countries, are advantages greatly prized by potential employers today, particularly European and international companies and organisations.

WHICH PROCEDURE IS RIGHT FOR YOU?

Admission is granted on the basis of the evaluation of the application form and the required documents. The final decision is taken by a joint committee Sciences Po/partner institution.

Sciences Po students

Third year undergraduate Sciences Po students must submit an online application through the French procedure (fr.) and indicate their situation.

You do not need to create a new account : just login to your candidate space with your Sciences Po's username and password.

In this application, you will be asked to:

• indicate the dual degree programme of your choice;
• attach all the required documentation including certification of the language test(s) required for your chosen programme (students in the third year of studies in a French programme at Sciences Po are not required to provide test results of French as a foreign language).

Before starting your application, please check:

• the list of documents to be included to your application (Fr)
• the language requirements
• the required academic and professional references
• the deadlines, the prerequisites and supporting material by programme

You must only complete this application if you wish to apply for a dual degree. It is not needed for entry to a Sciences Po Masters programme. Nor should you indicate another choice. You will be prompted in March to choose your Masters programme through the "Espace Etudiant". More information on the choice of Master programme.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

• You cannot apply for two dual degree programmes. You can however apply for a dual degree programme and a Master programme. In which case your first choice must be dual degree with the graduate programme as your second. If deadlines for these two programmes differ, you must respect the first to come to term.
• No conditional offers are provided for the dual degree programmes.
• Dual degree programmes require language test results for the application to be processed.
• The admissions decision for dual degree programmes is made only after all applications have been received and the relevant programme deadline has expired. Candidates are then notified as to the outcome of their application two to three months after the selected programme's application deadline.
• Students must take up their place on a dual degree course at the beginning of the academic year following admission. It is not possible to defer entry.
• Campus France does not grant the Eiffel scholarship to the dual degree programme students (except for Journalism Sciences Po/Columbia university and first year students of the dual degree Sciences Po/PSIA-Sorbonne Université : Sciences et politiques de l'environnement).