More than a decade ago, Columbia University and Sciences Po pioneered the first of many Dual Degree Programs with a uniquely immersive approach to international education. Today, alumni of these programs are leveraging the skills and experiences they acquired to make their way in the world—and change it for the better.
Justice Betty ‘18GS, co-founder of Révolutionnaire, talks about her time in the Dual BA Program, collaborating with Roots, and how her dreams are fueling a revolution.
Inspired by his time living with a French family as a student in the Dual BA Program between Columbia and Sciences Po, Enrique Olivo '18, recently wrote and published a children's book titled Mommy, what's a Polar Bear? that focuses on climate change.
In addition to the Sciences Po campuses in Le Havre, Menton, and Reims that have welcomed Dual BA Program students since the Program's inauguration in 2010, the Poitiers campus will begin welcoming incoming Dual BA students in Fall 2022.
Hear from incoming students Clara Barschdorff, Jennifer Su, and Adam Lehodey, who began their first year in the Dual BA Program at Sciences Po in France this fall. They share more about what drew them to the Program, what they are looking forward to this year, their studies, and more in this Q&A.
The Dual BA Program Between Columbia University and Sciences Po welcomes the Class of 2025, the largest class of incoming students to the Program since its launch in 2010.
A team of Sciences Po students, including four in the Dual BA Program, represented the Le Havre campus in the 2021 Jessup Global Rounds. The team ranked in the Top 168 teams out of 570 competing groups from 90 countries around the world.
Aditya Sharma ‘21GS, a senior majoring in Political Science, shares his experiences in the Dual BA Program, his work with the Columbia Political Review, the transition from Sciences Po's Le Havre campus to Morningside Heights, and more!
May Louise Dittel ‘22GS and Manuel Enrique Feigl ‘21GS are among 18 Columbia undergraduates chosen to participate in this fellowship.
Safia Southey ‘21GS discovered her interest in law at an early age. Now a senior in the Dual BA Program, Southey was recently accepted into Columbia Law School as a part of the LEAD program, which allows Columbia undergraduate students to pursue a two-year commercial or non-profit venture before beginning their law school careers.
In response to the global pandemic, Dual BA students create Menton Livraison, a free grocery delivery service to aid the elderly and vulnerable population of Menton.
Aditi Chatradhi, a student in the Dual BA program, is the 2020 winner of the Henri de Castries scholarship. Excerpts from her personal statement were published on the Sciences Po website.