FOUR LEADING UNIVERSITIES
The Alliance Program is a unique joint venture between
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University
> École Polytechnique
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Sciences Po
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Université Paris
I Panthéon-Sorbonne
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A MULTI-FIELD ENDEAVOR
 EDUCATION COOPERATION
Building on the existing bilateral actions of cooperation among its members,
such as student and faculty exchange programs, joint and dual degrees, the
Alliance Program endeavors to develop new initiatives.
RESEARCH COLLABORATION
Alliance’s challenge is to develop joint
research projects on issues that are relevant
to its main thematic orientation. Such initiatives
may involve
other American and European partner universities on a case-by-case basis.
POLICY OUTREACH
It is Alliance's constant preoccupation to improve the transatlantic public
policy dialogue with key issues of our time. The Alliance Program endeavors
to open a space for discussion between private sector executives, public policy-makers
and academics. Alliance builds on the diversity of its partners and on their
intrinsic plurality to promote durable cooperation across disciplines, from
hard to social sciences.
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Sciences Po was founded in 1872 as an independent alternative to the weighty university establishment of the day. It has, through many transformations, remained true to one goal: providing innovative, responsive, well-grounded education for leadership and service.
Sciences Po is neither strictly a business school nor a school for public servants. As an important establishment of higher education, it occupies a specific place within the university network.
Sciences Po enjoys notoriety and an excellent image within the private sector, and is ranked first in its specialized education in management. It is also the best performing program in its preparation for French and European public service recruitment exams. In addition, Sciences Po’s research centers and Doctoral School are internationally recognized.
For more information please visit the Sciences Po website.
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