DUAL DEGREES AND JOINT PROGRAMS
The
Alliance Program proposes a range of challenging and
selective dual degrees for an integrated education across
the Atlantic.
 DOCTORAL
PROGRAM
> PhD Partnership in Political Science between Columbia University and Sciences Po
Students spend two of their five years in the partner university, receiving two PhD degrees at the completion of their studies. A unique PhD program that grants two degrees, one in the United States and one in France.
Presentation
brochure
FAQ for incoming Columbia students
FAQ for incoming Sciences Po students
Application guidelines for Sciences Po students 2011-2012
Application guidelines for Columbia students 2011-2012
Faculty and list of courses
GRADUATE
PROGRAMS
> Dual Certificate in African Studies
One-year program between Columbia and Université Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne, offered to undergraduate and graduate students.
Click here for the brochure
Application Guidelines for Paris I Students
The next deadline for Paris I students is May 25, 2012.
> Dual Master
in Art History
Dual
degree between Columbia University and Université
Paris I-Panthéon Sorbonne that includes one semester at the partner university.
Click
here for the brochure
The application deadline is July 6th, 2012 for Paris I students.
> Dual Master in Modern Art: Critical and Curatorial Studies (MODA)
Dual
degree between Columbia University and Université
Paris I-Panthéon Sorbonne that includes one semester at the partner university.
> Dual Master
of International Affairs (MIA)
Dual
degree between Sciences Po and the School of International
and Public Affairs (SIPA). Two-year program that includes one year at the partner university.
See Columbia webpage
and Sciences
Po webpage
for more info or click
here for the brochure
> Dual Master
of Public Affairs (MPA)
Dual
degree between Sciences Po and the School of International
and Public Affairs (SIPA). Two-year program that includes one year at the partner university. This master is part of the Global Public Policy Network (GPPN).
See Columbia webpage
and Sciences Po webpage for
more info
> Global Master's degree in Development Practice (MDP)
A partnership between the MDP at the School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA) at Columbia University and the MDP at Sciences Po through a Global Classroom in Sustainable Development.
> Dual Master in Journalism Studies
Dual degree between
Columbia School of Journalism and Sciences Po School of Journalism. Two-year program that includes one year at the partner university.
See Columbia webpage
for more info or click here for the brochure
> Dual Master
in Mathematics of Finance
The MA in Mathematics of Finance combines the best of Columbia University and
the Ecole Polytechnique in Probability, Statistics, Numerics, Economics, and
Financial Mathematics
> JD/Master
in FrenchLaw
Four-year
JD/Master Program between Columbia Law School and the Université de
Paris I-Panthéon Sorbonne that includes two years at each institution.
See Columbia webpage
for more info
Click here for the brochure
> JD/Certificate
in Global Business Law and Governance
Three-year
program between Columbia Law School, Université
Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne and Sciences Po that includes one semester in Paris.
See Columbia webpage
for more info
Click here for the brochure
UNDERGRADUATE
PROGRAM
> Dual B.A. Program
A four-year dual degree between Columbia
University and Sciences Po, offering a global undergraduate educational experience, that includes two years at the partner university.
See Dual Degree webpage for more info and watch video.
> Joint B.S./M.S. Program
A 5-year BS/MS Program between The Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science (SEAS) and Ecole Polytechnique. The BS/MS Program primarily targets students interested in developing their intellectual and professional capabilities with a cross-cultural perspective. It also caters to students pursuing academic and research-oriented careers. This dual degree program offers unique access to employment opportunities in France and Europe, connects students with two global alumni networks, and gives them transatlantic insight into the field of engineering and applied science.
Click here for more information.
> Joint B.A./M.A. Program
Open to undergraduate students at Barnard College, Columbia
College and the School of General Studies.
Five-year program that includes three years of study at Columbia and two years at Sciences Po. The main areas of concentration in the Sciences Po M.A. degree are Public Affairs, International Affairs, Legal and Judiciary Careers, Economic Law, Marketing and Communications, Finance and Strategy, Human Resources Management, Territorial and Urban Strategies, Media and Culture Management and European Affairs.
Download the program brochure, the Sciences Po B.A./M.A. Info Sheet or see Columbia webpage for
more info
> Undergraduate Student Exchange Program
Undergraduate students from any of the four partner universities can spend a semester or a year at the other city.
> Joint Program in Visual Arts between Columbia University and Université de Paris I-Panthéon Sorbonne, offering undergraduate students one semester at the partner university.
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SUPPORT FOR
STUDENTS
 CALL FOR APPLICATIONS FOR SCIENCE AND POLICY SUMMER SCHOOL
The challenges facing the 21st century are simultaneously socially, politically, and scientifically complex. As science continues to grow ever more specialized and policy struggles with new international demands we must forge a deep connection between the two, in order to secure a sustainable future. At the intersection between science and society, the interdisciplinary field of sustainable development has the potential to bridge these gaps.
Alliance Program’s Science and Policy Summer School will facilitate this dialogue during a week-long workshop in Paris, June 27-July 4, at Columbia University’s Reid Hall in Paris. Led by Prof. Laurence Tubiana, the summer school brings together students from US and European universities to meet international professors and industry and policy experts. These speakers will discuss and work with students as well as lecture on global problems facing the scientific and policy communities.
Confirmed Guest Speakers:
Laurence Tubiana, Founder of the Institute for Sustainable Development and International Relations (IDDRI), Professor at Sciences Po and Columbia University
Eric Maskin, Nobel Laureate and Professor of Economics, Harvard University
Jeff Sachs, Director of The Earth Institute, Columbia University
Claude Henry, Economist and Physicist, Professor at Sciences Po and Columbia University
For more information, please visit the Sustainable Development Doctoral Society.
Please apply here.
Questions? Contact: spss-info@googlegroups.com
INTERNSHIP
PROGRAMS
> Sustainable
Development
Internship
Program between the Ecole Polytechnique
and Columbia University in Sustainable Development.
Open to Polytechnique students in their third year
to
do
a research internship
at
Columbia University for 3 months. Host research centers include, the International Research Institute for Climate and Society (IRI), the Urban Design Lab, the Lenfest Center for Sustainable Energy, the Center for International Earth Science Information Network (CIESIN), NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies (GISS) and the Center for Environmental Research and Conversation (CERC).
> Next call for applications to be launched in Fall 2012.
> Download the call for applications
> International Exchange Program
A study abroad or research internship between the Ecole Polytechnique and Columbia University in Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, Physics, Applied Physics, Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, Mechanics/Mechanical Engineering, Biology, Chemistry or Economics. Open to junior, senior and graduate students to do a research internship at Ecole Polytechnique for 3 to 10 months.
> Next call to open in Fall 2012
> Research Internship Program
Research Internship between the Ecole Polytechnique and Columbia University in Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, Mechanics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Economics, or Computer Science. Open to advanced undergraduate students, Master and PhD students to spend 3 to 6 months at a lab of Ecole Polytechnique.
> Next call to open in Fall 2012
GLOBAL PUBLIC POLICY NETWORK ESSAY CONTEST
The Journal of International Affairs at Columbia's School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA) is seeking student submissions for two academic essay contests. The Journal is one of the oldest foreign affairs periodicals and has been in print since 1947.
If you are a current Columbia student and have written a paper that is relevant to the topic of our next issue, "The Future of Cities," submit it for consideration to our Cordier and GPPN essay contests. Each winner will receive a $500 prize and publication alongside esteemed scholars in our Spring/Summer 2012 issue, which will be released in May.
The deadline for submissions was Thursday, January 19, 2012 at 11:59pm. For more information, please see here.
GRANTS
AND SCHOLARSHIPS
> Call for Doctoral Mobility
Open to doctoral students
form the Alliance network, the Call for Doctoral Mobility
encourages and finances research stays in one of the partner
institutions.
> Grants up to $4,000
> Next call to open in Summer 2012
2011
Application form
2011
Instructions for professors
> This year's Doctoral Mobility award recipients
> Alliance-BNP
Paribas Scholarship
The
Alliance-BNP Paribas Scholarship is intended
to support students from the Alliance network
who specialize in Finance.
> Up to 3 scholarships of $4,375 each.
> Next call to open in Fall 2012
Download the call
for
applications
> Jerome Lohez Foundation Scholarship
Scholarships
oriented to French and American students enrolled
in one of the four Alliance partner institutions.
To
learn more about the Foundation, please visit
its website
> Up to 2 scholarships of up to $2,000
> Next call to open in Fall 2012
Download the call for applications
> Alliance Internship Grant
Open to third-year Ecole Polytechnique students
who have been admitted to the Alliance Research
Internship
Program (Spring 2011)
This grant is offered in partnership with the Chaire
de Developpement Durable and the Chair Business Economics at the Ecole Polytechnique.
> Up to 4 scholarships
of 1000 euros
> Next call to open in Spring 2012
> Alliance Scholarship for Masters Degree in Renewable Energy
The Master's program in Renewable Energy instructs students on fundamental scientific concepts of renewable energy as well as the generation, storage, and distribution of energy. Columbia College students may apply to become part of this program in their third or fourth year.
Ecole Polytechnique will award several scholarships (10,000 € per year) to outstanding students from Columbia. Application for the scholarship must be submitted along with application to the Master’s program.
> Next call to open in Spring 2013
OTHER
OPPORTUNITIES FOR STUDENTS
The
Alliance Program provides guidance to use facilities
and resources at the host university, such as access to
libraries and contacts with faculty members.
>
Short-term visits for doctoral students
The
Alliance Program encourages doctoral mobility for the PhD
candidates of the four partner institutions. The Alliance
Program may provide access to the universities' libraries
for short-term visits of up to
two weeks, upon presentation of a letter of recommendation
from the
student's
PhD advisor.
Please contact us for more information.
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