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 and Development 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 1,200 – 1,400/month (Paris campus), EUR 580 – 800/month (Reims campus) |
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Deadlines: 4 April (for Fall semester) and 9 November (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 application.
- Sciences Po University online application form must be submitted with the following supporting documents: curriculum Vitae (in English or French), cover letter outlining their study plan at Sciences Po, ID photo, academic transcript and English
proficiency certificate.
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- | 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 1,200 – 1,400/month
Details:
Accommodation EUR 830/month
Meals EUR 250 – 300/month
Public Transportation EUR 30 – 70/month
Miscellaneous EUR 100 – 150/month
Living cost
at Reims Campus EUR 580 – 800/month
Details:
Accommodation EUR 300 – 450/month
Meals EUR 200 – 250/month
Public Transportation EUR 30/month
Miscellaneous EUR 50 – 70/month
Insurance EUR 200
Further Information
https://www.sciencespo.fr/international/en/content/exchange-programme.html
Courses Selection
There are different types of courses offered in Sciences Po, and each is worth a specific number of ECTS:
• Lecture course : 5 or 10 ECTS
• Seminar course : 5 ECTS
• Elective course : 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 important 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
Trade and International Finance
Microeconomics: Information, Design, and Institutions
Narratives, Representations and Uses of the Past
Introduction to Public International Law
Comparative Politics
War, Peace, and the Sovereign State: Political Thought from Machiavelli to Kant
Gender and Sociology
Seminar Course
Economics
Agriculture, Food and Globalization
The Age of Economists: A History and a Critique
Behavioral Game Theory
Cryptocurrencies and Block Chain: New Challenges for Banks and Central Banks
The European Union in the World Economy
Global Economic History
Law
European Economic Law
Public International Law
Sustainable Development Law
Contemporary Issues in Corporate Law & Governance
Competition Law
International Humanitarian Law
EU as an International Actor: Law and Diplomacy
A Comparative Introduction to Legal Reasoning
Comparative Law in a Global Perspective
History
The Holocaust in History
Comparing Jewish Modernities: Jews in Western Europe and the Muslim World in the Age of Colonialism, 1830-1948
International Relations
Strategic Studies
United Nations Peacekeeping: Theory and Practice
Global Europe?
Rebels, Bandits, Fighters?: Assessing Contestation in the Sahara-Sahel Region
Philanthropy and Oceans
Gender and Development
The Personalization of Politics
American Soft Power
Gender in the Middle East
Belts and Road: China in Africa
Diasporas’ Strategies: From National States to International Relations
The Politics of the People’s Republic of China
EU as an International Actor: Law and Diplomacy
Political Sciences
Social Policies in Europe
Citizen Politics and Democracy in Times of Crisis
Social Media: Behind the Scenes
European Integration and Its Challenges: the Euro, Migration and Populism
Equality and Diversity in the United States
Comparative Public Policy Analysis: Western European and North American Urban
Policies
Applying Discourse Theory: Populism, Indignation and Political Identities
Environmental Politics
Theories of Democracy
Urban Governance and Environmental Policy
Right-wing Extremism, Radicalism and Populism in Europe and the US
Humanities
Introduction to Pop-culture: Media, Forms, Contents, and History
Censorship and Story-telling
Violence, Memory and Amnesia in Chile
Middle-Eastern Cinema
Ethics and Public Policy
Thinking Photography through Text and Image
Sociology
Sociology of Migrations
Comparative Social Policy: A Multidisciplinary Outlook
Sociology of Organisations
Economic Sociology
Sexuality and Society
Journalism
How to Read and Decode the French News
Methodology Workshop Course
Research Methods in Technology and Society
EU Simulation Game
Workshop in Diplomacy and International Negotiation
Spring Semester
Lecture Course
The Economics of the EU
Economic Outlook Assessment: Methods, Tools and Debates for Economists & Policy
Makers
20th-21st Century World History
The dreams of Planning: Bringing Utopia to Order in Modern, Urban Europe
The Power of Art
Europe as a Global Actor
The Ethics of War
EU Competition Law
Europe as a Global Actor
The Ethics of War
French Politics: Understanding the Stakes of French political life (1958-2018)
Seminar Course
Economics
Perspectives in Economics and Sociology: Issues of Migration, Discrimination, Justice and Religion
Population Economics – Theory and Empirical Analysis
Family Economics
Early Childhood Education Policies
Marketing and Customer Relationship Management
The Chinese Economy: Growth and Uncertainty
Emerging Economies and Societies
Cryptocurrencies and Blockchain: New Challenges for Banks and Central Banks
International Economic Negotiations
Political economy of Central Banking
Finance, Governance and Regulation
The Theory of Networks and Strategic Interaction
Law
Introduction to Policy Studies
Competition Law
Islam, Law and Human Rights
Law and Energy
Law and Society
Global Environmental Governance
Comparative Contract Law
Law, Economics and Society
Legal Economic Mechanisms
Public Health Law and Policy
Justifying The Use Of Armed Force In Legal Terms: A Critical Inquiry
Gender and Queer Law
Constitutionalism and Institutions in the Middle East and North Africa: Theory and
Practice
Reframing the Law in Times of Biomedical Innovation
Terrorism, War, Rights
Global Security Law
Algorithmic Law and Governance
History
Gender, Sexuality and Mass Dictatorship: Revisiting Nazi Germany
The French Revolution: Violence, Ideology, and the Construction of Modern France,
1789-1799
Revolutions, Socialism and Islamism in North Africa. Algeria Beyond the War
(1962-present)
International History of Africa
History of male and female homosexuality in the Western World, XIXth-XXth century
Religion and Politics
Laboratory of Modern Politics
International Relations
Governing Borders in the 21st Century
The International Community and the Troubled Middle East
The Euro, Migration and Climate Change: European Challenges and Opportunities
Multiculturalism, Diversity and Changing Identities in a Global World
Human Rights Advocacy
Western Balkans and the European Union
Israeli Politics through Cinema
A Primer on Guerilla Warfare and Counterinsurgency
The Creation of the Contemporary Middle East
American Soft Power
Geopolitics of the Middle East: the Sunni Shia Dissension
Sustainable Development Pathways: Multiple Scales, Multiple Actors
Iran in the International System: Past and Present
Non-State Actors, Transnationalism and Diaspora Politics
Workshop in Diplomacy & International Negotiation
Human Rights, Law, and Politics in Contemporary Russia
Strategic Studies
Introduction to Japanese Politics and Society
Between Fiction and Politics, (Mis)Representations of the United Nations in Literature and Movies
Turkey Under The AKP: Inheritance, Realities, Prospects
Climate Change, Development and Security
Women and Gender in the Middle East and North Africa
India and the World
Lebanon: Consociational Politics, Civil War, and Resistance
Understanding Contemporary China – A Transdisciplinary Perspective
The Korean Peninsula at Crossroads
Negotiation and Mediation of Middle East Conflicts
Introduction to U.S. Foreign Policy
A Primer on International Affairs
Contemporary Latin America
Global Security Law
Political Sciences
Screening Socialism: Visual Culture in Eastern Europe
Gender and Social Movements
The Decision-Making Process of the European Union: an Insider’s View
Personal Autonomy and Political Liberty
Introduction to the Study of Right-wing Extremism, Radicalism, and Populism in
Europe and the US
Nation and Nationalism: Several Approaches to Basic Concepts
The President’s Body
Sovereign Power and Violence – From Territory to Population and Sexuality
Left and Right in European Politics
Introduction to Surveillance Studies
Technology, War, and Politics
Algorithmic Law and Governance
Humanities
Introduction to Liberal Thinking
Opera, Power, and Politics
The Politics of Memory: Celebrating Martin Luther King Jr.
Politics of Images
Dystopia: Dark Political Visions in the Arts, the Art of Doomsday Prophecy
The Impact of Fake News on Democratic Discourse
The Sacred and the Profane: Anthropological Perspectives on Power, Ecstasy, and
Violence
Representation at the Nexus of Law and Democracy
Sociology
Urban Sociology: Structural Contexts, Social Dynamics and Lifestyles
Educational and Social Inequalities in Western Countries
Digital Data in a Societal Context
Sociology of Organisations
Methodology Workshop Course
Methodology Workshop Course
Introduction to Econometrics
Data Analysis
Why Behavioral Methods for Quantifying Human Behavior?
Behavioral Methods for Studying Political Behavior
Mind the Map: Approaches to Cartography
