INTERNATIONAL EXPOSURE PROGRAM
Sciences Po
Sciences Po is one of the most popular IEP destinations. Since 2015, exchange students from UGM are assigned to the Reims Campus. It is advisable that students interested in Sciences Po are able to converse, read, and write in French. Sciences Po is currently more suited for those concentrating in Global Politics and Security. Nevertheless, there are few courses available to International Political Economy students.
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Duration: 1 semester |
Minimum GPA: 3.00 |
Tuition: paid at home institution |
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Quota: 2 students /semester, 4 students /year |
Minimum IELTS: 6.5 overall, no band under 6.0 |
Living cost: EUR 930 – 1,040 /month (Paris campus), EUR 580- 800 /month (Reims campus) |
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Deadlines: March (for Fall semester) and September (for Spring semester) |
Insurance: EUR 200 |
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Entry Requirements
- students must be officially nominated by the home institution.
- Students must complete the online
- Students meet the English language proficiency requirements and basic French
Credit Transfer
| Sciences Po | Grade | IUP-IR | Grade |
| 16-20 | Superior work | A | Amat Baik |
| 15 | Excellent | A | Amat Baik |
| 14 | Very Good | A- | Amat Baik |
| 13 | Good | A/B | Baik |
| 12 | Good | B+ | Baik |
| 11 | Pass | B- | Cukup |
| 10 | Pass | B/C | Kurang |
| 1-9 | Failed | F | Tidak Baik |
Tuition & Living Cost
Fees:
Tuition fee waived by host institution, paid at home institution
Living cost
at Paris Campus EUR 930 – 1,040 /month
Details:
Accommodation EUR 600 /month
Meals EUR 200 – 250 /month
Public Transportation EUR 30 – 70 /month
Miscellaneous EUR 100 – 120 /month
Living cost
at Reims Campus EUR 580 – 800 /month
Details:
Accommodation EUR 300 – 500 /month
Meals EUR 200 /month
Public Transportation EUR 30 /month
Miscellaneous EUR 50 – 70 /month
Insurance EUR 200
Courses Selection
There are different types of courses offered in Sciences Po, and each is worth a specific number of ECTS:
- Lecture course : 10 ECTS
- Seminar course : 5 ECTS
- Elective course : 5 ECTS
- Language course : 5 ECTS
- Artistic workshop : 5 ECTS
Students who wish to take the SEP in Sciences Po and acquire the Certificate of Studies in Social and Humanities are required to take maximum 30 ECTS credits and pass at least 20 ECTS credits out of the 30 credits ECTS attempted. It is im- portant to note that the courses selected must contain at least one course with 10 ECTS credits (lecture) and one 5 ECTS worth course (seminar/elective/language/ artistic workshop).
(5 ECTS at Science Po = 4 SKS at UGM)
Autumn
Semester
Lecture Course
The Ethics of War
War, Peace, and The Sovereign State: Political Thought from Machiavelli to Kant
Introduction to Public International Law
The United States in The World Since 1898
Core Economics
Economics and The European Union
The Power of Art, Art and Power
Seminar Course
International Migrations and Human Rights
European Economic Law
Public International Law
Intermediate Macroeconomics
Law and Economics
Money and Banking
Introduction to Econometrics
Global Economic History
International Development and Diplomacy
Earth 2.0: The Environmental History of the Modern World
International Politics of Climate Change
People & Places: Art and Nation in Great-Britain
Censorship and Storytelling in the 20th Century: Literature and Film Adaptation
International Development and Diplomacy
Introduction to Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
Strategic Studies
Global Disorder: A Remaining Space for Europe
Money and Values
Citizen Politics and Democracy in Times of Crisis
Environmental Politics
Social Policies in Europe
Elective Course
Development Economics
Agriculture, Food and Globalization
Humanizing The Waging of War? An Introduction to International Humanitarian Law
Gender and Ethnicity in Social Movement, since 1945
Great Themes and Thinkers of Political Modernity
Violence, Memory, and Amnesia: Political Conflicts in XXth Century Chile
A Continent of Peace, Cooperation and Democracy? 20th Century Europe
Nations and Nationalism in Modern Europe
Human Rights: A History of the Present
In the Shadows of War and Politics: A History of Covert Actions (United States, 1945-2014)
Competing for Influence: A Comparison of Soft Power and Public Diplomacy Models World Politics
International Conflicts and Domestic Politics
China’s African Policy
The Mediterranean Space: Understanding International and Transnational Political Dynamics of a Regional Identity
Water: A Contemporary Issue
Gender and Development
A Primer on International Affairs
Transparency and Accountability in Post-conflict Environment
Governing Borders in 21st Century
City Diplomacy: The Rising Role of Cities in International Relations
Shaping Globalization
Climate Change and International Security
Sovereign Power and Violence: From Territory to Population and Sexuality
Corruption and Good Governance: An Issue of Our Time
Applying Discourse Theory: Populism, Indignation and Political Identities
Counterinsurgency in Theory and Practice: Lesson from Iraq and Afghanistan
Spring Semester
Lecture Course
Post-1945 International Relations
World Politics
European Institutions and Policies
Economics of The European Union
The Dreams of Planning: Bringing Utopia to Order in modern, urban Europe
EU Competition Law
Seminar Course
Political Economy of Central Banking
International Trade and Globalisation
Global Environmental Governance
Gender and Queer Law
Sex, Gender and War: Another History of 20th Century Europe History
of Culture and International Relation in the Transatlantic World
Theories of International Relations
Geopolitics in The Middle East
Contemporary Theories of Justice
Social Inequalities in Comparative Perspective
Digital Society and The Sociological Imagination
Seminar Course
Getting the Job done: Implementing Energy and Climate Policies after the Paris Agreement
Emerging Economies and Societies
Economic Policies and Politics: the Case of Latin American markets
International Economic Negotiation
Strategic Interaction and Social Networks
Revolutions, Socialism, and Islamism in North Africa, Algeria beyond the War (1962-present)
Myths, Politics and Myth Making
Stasis or the Peril of Civil War
Introduction to Liberal Thinking
Borders and Frontiers
Dystopia: Dark Political Visions in the Arts, the Art of Doomsday Prophecy
Secularization and Laicization-Exploring Issues of Religious Decline and Revival in France and across the British World during the Late Modern Era
Sustainable Development Pathways: Multiple Scales, Multiple Actors
A Primer on Guerilla Warfare and Counterinsurgency
The International Community and The Troubled Middle East
How International Migrations Transforms Societies
Iran in The International System: Past and Present
Nation and Nationalism: Several Approaches to Basic Concepts
Multiculturalism, Diversity, and Changing Identities in a Global World
The Problem of Governance in Non-Democratic Regimes
Key Debates and Perspectives on Contemporary China
Governing Borders in 21st Century
Gender and Social Movements
Look at The World to Understand Europe: The International Conditions for European Integration
Diasporas’ Strategies: From National States to International Relations
The Euro, Migration and Climate Change: European Challenges and Opportunities