On Tuesday, July 7, Dean Rosen-Metsch sent the following message to GS students regarding the fall 2020 semester.
2020 Dual BA Program graduates, Noa Levy-Baron and Lucienne Marie Paradis, won the Columbia’s Institute for the Study of Human Rights Human Rights Essay competition.
Dual BA Program students share their experiences engaging with Arab culture and heritage both inside and outside of the classroom in Menton and in New York.
Dual BA Program students Kaja Grujic '20 and Runnie Exuma '23 share their experiences combining a passion for the social sciences with a love for the fashion industry.
At Sciences Po, Edwards focused her studies on politics and government, and at Columbia, she is studying human rights. In the long term, Edwards plans to enroll in graduate school.
Dual BA students share their experiences helping disadvantaged students gain access to quality education.
Dual BA students share their experiences working with student newspapers at Sciences Po and at Columbia University.
Dual BA students share their experiences working with the Amnesty International chapters at Sciences Po and at Columbia University.
Annie Whitney, a student in the Dual BA Program Between Columbia University and Sciences Po, will continue her education at Harvard Law School after taking some time off to gain work experience.
Two students in the Dual BA Program Between Columbia University and Sciences Po were recently awarded prestigious scholarships: Eric Jiefei Deng ‘20 received the Critical Languages Scholarship (CLS) and Isabel O’Brien ‘21 received Henri de Castries Scholarship.
Sixty-one graduates of the Dual BA Program Between Columbia University and Sciences Po—the largest number since the Program began—were among the 585 graduates honored at the GS Class Day ceremony on Monday, May 15, 2017.
Nur Arafeh '13 was selected as a 2017 Rhodes Scholar, and will pursue a Doctor of Philosophy degree in international development at Oxford University.