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PhD studies

It is possible to continue studying with a PhD at Sciences Po Lyon after the 5th year.

Sciences Po Lyon is responsible for the academic and administrative management of the PhD in political science bringing together Lyon 2 and Lyon 3 Universities, Jean-Monnet Saint-Étienne University and the École Nationale Supérieure.

International students can apply for a PhD in political science (or in any of the other disciplines taught at Sciences Po Lyon, notably economics, law, history, information and communication) and be supervised by a member of teaching staff from Sciences Po Lyon or any other of the institutes within the group.

They can also apply for doctoral contracts (a three-year funding for a PhD), which are awarded each year by the corresponding Doctoral School board.

Theses can be drafted in French or in a foreign language (notably English) in accordance with terms and conditions set forth by the Doctoral School. Jointly supervised theses are possible with foreign institutes. These are jointly managed on each site.

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Established in 1872, the Paris Institute of Political Studies (Institut d'Études Politiques de Paris), is a leading social science institution for both teaching and research. Sciences Po, what it is more commonly known as, has been educating the best young minds and preparing them to begin brilliant careers of leadership throughout France and the world. Sciences Po offers a fundamental education with a European focus. Among its alumni are some of the most recent French Presidents and heads of famous international organizations, such as the International Monetary Fund, the United Nations and others. This program is university-wide, meaning any undergraduate Pitt student regardless of major may participate.

Graduate students in GSPIA seeking assistance in the Graduate level exchange should contact Kelly McDevitt, Graduate Enrollment Counselor, [email protected] . 

As an active and engaged participant on this program, you will have the opportunity to develop:

• the ability to succeed independently in a foreign education environment.
• non-US based perspectives on your field of study and/or future career path.
• a global network of peer in similar fields of study and connections with faculty in France.

Campus de Reims

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About 80 miles northeast of Paris, Reims is French city known for its connections to the past French royalty as the traditional French coronation site. Originally founded by the Gauls, Reim's founding precedes era of the Roman empire. Because of this, there are many historical sites to see within the city, including Roman antiquities, cathedrals, basicilias and palaces. Set away from the bustle of the large city, the cost of living in Reims is more affordable than Paris. 

Sciences Po offers options for university-affiliated housing or private accommodations. Although Pitt students are not guaranteed spots within university-affiliated housing, Science Po's Reims campus will provide instructions on when and how to apply for housing. See Sciences Po’s general housing website . 

At Sciences Po, courses are taught in French and in English. Specific courses will be offered in one of the two languages. Students will be studying alongside regular French students, as all courses are integrated within the global undergraduate curriculum. Hence, international students are fully immersed into the outstanding Sciences Po community, even if they choose a full-English track.   Courses at Sciences Po are either in the lecture format or the seminar format.  

• Lecture: 48 contact hours, 150 - 300 students, with a required 'tutorial'/recitation of 20-24 students
• Seminar: 24 contact hours, 60-100 students, optional 'tutorials'/recitations of 20-24 students.  

Credits taken at Sciences Po are evaluated on an ECTS scale and will transfer to Pitt according to a 2:1 ratio. For example, 10 ECTS credits will transfer as 5 Pitt credits. All credits taken at Sciences Po require approval by both your academic advisor(s) and study abroad program manager. Additionally, for the purpose of full-time status here at Pitt, students should be prepared to take what is equivalent to at least 12 Pitt credit hours.   Courses taken at Sciences Po will be treated as transfer credits and will be marked as pass/fail (S/NC) on a Pitt student's transcript. In other words, transfer credits will not affect your Pitt GPA. Actual grades earned will appear on the transcript from the exchange university. As a part of the cultural experience, Sciences Po University offers French Language Courses specifically designed for visiting students. These may be considered for credit or not for credit. Verify with the study abroad program manager regarding their transferability.  See Sciences Po's Course Catalogue  for further details. 

Unlike Pitt, Sciences Po’s grading scale assigns numerical values between 0 – 20, with 20 representing the highest grade achievable.

For Pitt transfer credit, in order to earn a grade of “S,” (satisfactory) at Pitt, you must make an equivalent to a grade of “C” or higher. An equivalent to a “C-” or lower will result in a grade of “NC” (no credit) at Pitt. Pitt students may utilize the following online resource to understand the grading scale within this host country.

Sciences Po will provide hardcopy (or electronic transcripts) to the University of Pittsburgh’s Study Abroad Office. Make sure to follow their instructions on how to ensure that an official copy of the grades is received. Hardcopies should be sent the following address: 3959 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15260, USA. Electronic copies should be sent to the designated exchange program manager under “SAO Staff.” 

Exchange university transcripts typically do not arrive from the exchange university until 3 to 4 months after the end of exchange period. Therefore, Pitt students should be mindful of how this may affect their ability to graduate, especially when exchanging during one's senior year. Another consideration is how this may affect your financial aid package, as the S/NC grades are not posted until transcripts are received.

Students studying abroad through Pitt Study Abroad are automatically provided health insurance coverage during the official program dates. However, you may need to purchase additional insurance if the exchange university you will attend requires purchase of a specific health insurance coverage per their regulations. It is your responsibility to ensure you know the cost of that insurance prior to committing to the program.

Pitt students enroll at Sciences Po for either a full semester (fall or spring) or a full academic year (two full semesters). Sciences Po's academic calendars may differ from Pitt's normal fall (August through December) and spring (January through April) semesters, so Pitt students should check the academic calendar at the exchange university. Like Pitt, Sciences Po’s academic calendar follows a Fall-Spring progression, meaning Fall is the first semester followed by the Spring semester as the second. The dates listed above are estimated and therefore subject to change according to the host university’s schedule.

Dr. Shawn Alfonso Wells

Greetings! I manage the Arts and Sciences and Exchange and am the Pitt in Spain Program Manger. I have a PhD in Anthropology from the University of Pittsburgh and am an Adjunct professor of Anthropology who has taught in the Anthropology, History, Sociology, and Africana Studies departments at Pitt and CMU. I did my fieldwork on Color Classification in Cuba and have led many ground breaking experiential student trips to Cuba. I love learning about different cultures and want to help facilitate students being able to travel abroad to learn about the world. I look forward to assisting you to achieve your goals of a global experience.

Schedule a Zoom appointment with me below or get in touch with me through email to discuss exchange options and your future global experience.

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Pitt sends a limited number of students per semester to Sciences Po. In addition to applying to the Pitt Study Abroad application above, be sure to review  Sciences Po's website  regarding their application requirements for incoming exchange students. A formal nomination from Pitt Study Abroad is required for Pitt students to be recognized as an exchange student at Sciences Po. Therefore, Pitt students must complete all necessary Pitt Study Abroad steps in addition to Sciences Po's requirements.  In other words, acceptance by Pitt Study Abroad does not guarantee acceptance by the exchange university.      The exchange university may require the following to be submitted through an online application. Requirements may include but are not limited to the following:  

• Application Form 
• Copy of Valid Passport 
• Official Pitt Transcript 
• Official Pitt Verification of Enrollment 
• Statement of Intent or Purpose 
• Resume or CV 
• Official Language Evaluation 
• Up to 2 instructor letters of recommendations 
• Up to 2 passport photos 

Language Requirements : In order to take courses in French at Sciences Po on the Reims Campus, Pitt students will be required to submit evidence of B2 French proficiency through the TCF 500 or the DELF/DALF B2. Alternatively, students will need to have at least four semesters of university-level French language. Request a letter from the Exchange Program Manager to verify the four semesters of French language coursework.  This letter will then be submitted as a part of the Sciences Po application.  Please check with Science Po regarding these requirements. 

Students studying abroad through Pitt Study Abroad are automatically provided health insurance coverage during the official program dates.  However, France requires Pitt students to purchase additional coverage through their national health and social security plans. See the details here .     

In order to study as a student in specific countries, a visa is required. A visa is formal endorsement by the host country to grant permission for an individual to enter, live or stay in that country for a specific purpose and period. In addition to a visa, some host countries may require a residency permit upon arrival. 

For those without EU/EEA nationality, students must obtain a student visa to study in France. For an overview regarding the visa process, please review  Science Po's website .  Also, check the French Embassy or consulate closest to you for additional information. Sciences Po will provide general direction after formal admission on for how to apply for either the visa and/or residency permit. Pitt students should also research the visa and/or permit process through the specified country consulate website. In general visa and/or permit application requirements include but are not limited to the following requirements:  

• Visa application 
• Valid Passport 
• Verification of acceptance from sponsoring university (exchange university) 
• Financial Documents, such as bank statements, tax documents or pay statements.   
• Passport photos 
• Application fee 
• Medical/physical examination (likely to require a doctor's appointment so plan accordingly)  

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Admissions Report 2022

by Sciences Po

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ADMISSIONS REPORT 2022

TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction...........................................................................................................................................................................page 4 1 A GENERAL INCREASE IN APPEAL 1 Ongoing appeal in 2022.................................................................................................................................................page 6 2 Undergraduate applications and admissions................................................................................................page 7 3 An Equal Opportunity Programme and a general policy of inclusion and diversity..........page 9 4 Master’s applications and admissions.................................................................................................................page 10 2 DIVERSITY AMONG APPLICANTS AND ADMITTED STUDENTS 1 Students from diverse places and backgrounds...............................................................................................................................................page 13 2 Greater inclusivity for students with disabilities.......................................................................................................................................page 19

INTRODUCTION S ciences Po aims to recruit the most talented, motivated and deserving students, whatever their social, cultural or geographical background. Our admissions statistics for 2022 are proof that the university succeeds in combining academic excellence, institutional appeal, social inclusion and geographical diversity. A total of 25,475 French and international high school students, undergraduates and graduates applied for admission to Sciences Po’s Bachelor’s, Master’s and PhD programmes in the 2022/2023 academic year. The Undergraduate College’s applicants came from 134 countries and almost 2,820 high schools throughout the world. Our Master’s applicants came from 127 countries and were of 101 different nationalities. Of those applicants, 4,794 were selected to join one of Sciences Po’s seven campuses around France at undergraduate, Master’s or doctoral level. The admissions procedure remained highly selective, with an overall acceptance rate of 19%. The successful undergraduate candidates came from 88 countries and 1,016 high schools. They joined the Undergraduate College, our Bachelor’s degree programme in the humanities and social sciences. Our seven Graduate Schools offered places on standard and dual Master’s degrees to students from 85 countries around the world, and places on one-year Master’s programmes to young professionals. Finally, our academic community welcomed 54 new PhD candidates. Sciences Po is proud to champion an inclusive and multiform approach to education, which continues to attract gifted applicants from all around the world. Every year, our Admissions Report provides statistics on the candidates applying and admitted to Sciences Po, while confirming that selectivity and student diversity can go hand in hand.

1 A GENERAL INCREASE IN APPEAL

ONGOING APPEAL 1 IN 2022 The 2022 Admissions Report confirms the appeal of all programmes offered at Sciences Po. 4 794 19% Admitted 25 475 Applicants de taux d'admis Applicants Admitted students Undergraduate College Master’s 2 033 2 584 14 711 9 977 One-year Master’s PhDs programmes 123 54 404 383

UNDERGRADUATE APPLICATIONS 2 AND ADMISSIONS Nearly 14 711 high school students applied to the Undergraduate College in 2022 (via the standard pathway, the Equal Opportunity Programme, the international pathway and dual degree procedures), compared with 18,187 applicants in 2021 and 10,966 in 2020. That equates to a 34% increase in applications within two years. Applicants and students admitted IN 2022 4 284 Designed to foster equality and diversity through a single FRENCH AND INTERNATIONAL DUAL DEGREES evaluation process, Sciences Po’s undergraduate admissions 14 711 1 160 procedure is the same for all French and international high INTERNATIONAL school students, regardless Applicants ADMISSIONS PATHWAY of their admissions pathway. It consists of four separate 658 EQUAL OPPORTUNITY evaluations, each graded out of 20, which carry equal weight in PROGRAMME (PARCOURSUP) the final admissions decision. Candidates are awarded three grades for their written 8 606 application and one grade for an interview conducted STANDARD PATHWAY remotely. (PARCOURSUP) Applicants* enrolled at French high schools (including AEFE schools) apply through the 530 FRENCH AND INTERNATIONAL online platform Parcoursup, while applicants enrolled at DUAL DEGREES non-French high schools apply 2 033 422 through Sciences Po’s own admissions platform. Admis students Admitted INTERNATIONAL ADMISSIONS PATHWAY *This includes applicants to Bachelor’s degree 173 programmes and some dual degrees, excluding EQUAL OPPORTUNITY international dual degrees PROGRAMME (PARCOURSUP) which are managed by our partner universities. 908 STANDARD PATHWAY (PARCOURSUP)

The undergraduate admissions procedure consists of : 28 920 evaluations 4 096 interviews 312 interviewers 783 assessors 58 admissions juries

AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY PROGRAMME PAIRED 3 WITH A GENERAL POLICY OF INCLUSION AND DIVERSITY THE EQUAL OPPORTUNITY PROGRAMME PATHWAY (PARCOURSUP) + than 2 602 students have been admitted through the programme since its launch in 2001. The Equal Opportunity Programme supports : + than 15 000 High school students Since September 2022 : 198 partner high schools 24 academies in mainland France 7 academies in overseas France

MASTER’S APPLICATIONS 4 AND ADMISSIONS Applicants and students admitted IN 2022 4 084 FRENCH PROCEDURE (including partner agreements) 9 977 Applicants 4 386 INTERNATIONAL PROCEDURE 1 507 FRENCH AND INTERNATIONAL DUAL DEGREES 639 2 584 Admitted Students FRENCH PROCEDURE (including partner agreements) 1 533 INTERNATIONAL PROCEDURE 412 FRENCH AND INTERNATIONAL DUAL DEGREES 9,977 graduate applicants applied for one of our 30 Master’s programmes and more than 30 dual degree programmes with French or international universities via the French, international and dual degree admissions procedures.

ONE-YEAR MASTER’S PROGRAMME Created in 2015, our intensive Applicants for one-year IN 2022 one-year Master’s programmes Master’s programmes must be are designed for recent able to demonstrate relevant graduates and young professional experience as well 123 admitted professionals who want a fast as a strong academic record. students track to gaining the expertise they need to accelerate their 383 careers. applicants The programmes are taught at the Paris School of International Affairs, the School of Public Affairs, the School of Management and Impact, and the Law School. PhDs IN 2022 In 2022, the Sciences Po School of Research received PhD applications from a total of 404 applicants across its five different 54 admitted disciplines and 54 of them were accepted. students 404 applicants

2 DIVERSITY AMONG APPLICANTS AND STUDENTS ADMITTED

STUDENTS FROM DIVERSE 1 PLACES AND BACKGROUNDS UNIVERSITY COLLEGE Geographical distribution of applicants and admitted students (excluding double degrees) Admitted undergraduate students come from 88 countries and 1016 high schools. Diversity within France 41% 21% All other regions of France Île-de-France 3% Overseas France 35% International students (see more page 14) At Sciences Po, students do not need to have studied certain subjects or subject groups to be eligible for the Undergraduate College. Our applicants from French high schools took 27 different speciality subjects, with 15 different speciality subjects represented among the admitted students.

International Diversity 35% of the undergraduate students admitted came from outside of France. 10% North Africa and Middle East 60% Europe (excluding France) 15% Asia - Oceania 3% Sub-Saharan Africa 12% America Number of countries (by High school location) of which are applicants and admitted students Top 10 feeder countries for our undergraduates (by high school location, excluding France) Italy 9% 88 Germany 9% admitted United Kingdom 6% India 4% 134 Hungary 4% applicants United States 4% Pain 4% Morocco 3% Czech Republic 3% Belgium 3%

Nationality of applicants and students admitted from outside of France (by high school location) Undergraduate applicants and students admitted Applicants Admitted

MASTER’S The students admitted to our Master’s programmes came from 88 different countries, and were of 101 different nationalities. Top 5 feeder countries for Top 5 feeder institutions for applicants and students students admitted via the admitted via the international international admissions admissions procedure in 2022 procedure in 2022 1. U.K 1. King's College London 2. USA 2. Mc Gill University 3. India 3. University College London (UCL) 4. Netherlands 4. Leiden University 5. Italy 5. London School of Economics (LSE) Top 5 feeder disciplines among students admitted via the French procedure in 2022 1. Legal studies 2. Political science and sociology 3. Preparatory class for literary studies (CPGE) 4. Economics 5. Business school UNDERGRADUATE AND MASTER’S Of the undergraduate students admitted, 67% were female and 33% were male. Of the Master’s students admitted, 62% were female and 38% were male.

A socially inclusive university Percentage of students receiving a CROUS needs- based scholarship: Percentage of Sciences Po students receiving some form of financial aid in the 2022/2023 academic year: 35% of students receive tuition fee waivers 25% (due to low income, disabilities, tuition fee 12% adjustments). 2005 2022 1 in 3 students pays zero tuition fees 11,7 M€ Spent by SciencesPo on : Top-up grants of up to Emile International Other support services : 75% the sum allocated Boutmy mobility grants housing support, by CROUS for Scholarships emergency aid, residence scholarship-holders. for academic permit applications etc. excellence The Equal Opportunity Programme, our sliding scale system of fee allocation, and our proactive policy of financial and social support all help to foster greater diversity within the university.

GREATER INCLUSIVITY FOR STUDENTS WITH 2 DISABILITIES 500 students with disabilities enrolled at Sciences Po in 2022 Compared with 103 in 2014

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• 13 May -  Sciences Po Law School is recruiting a Professor, Junior Chair / Earth Jurisprudence
• 15 May - The CERI is recruiting an Assistant Professor (tenure track) in Political Science, specialising in Gender and International Relations
• 15 May - The CERI is recruiting a Professor (tenure track) in Political Science, specialising in Russian Foreign and Security Policy
• 21 May - Sciences Po Law School is recruiting a Professor in European Law
• 2 September - The CSO is recruiting an Assistant Professor (Tenure Track) in Sociology – Organisations And Inequalities

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• 17 May - Call for applications for a PhD Fellowship – The CERI  invites applications for a PhD fellowship on the international activity of the Chinese Communist Party
• 24 May - The CEE is seeking applications for one doctoral candidate position under the project “Rescuing Democracy from Political Corruption in Digital Societies”

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Pharmaceutical Sciences

Why study pharmaceutical sciences.

Unleash your potential in the dynamic field of pharmaceutical sciences through our PhD program. Designed to inspire and challenge, our comprehensive curriculum combines cutting-edge coursework with advanced research, allowing you to delve into captivating areas such as pioneering drug development, unraveling the intricate impact of medications on the body, exploring breakthrough drug delivery techniques, and maximizing the therapeutic potential of medications for optimal patient outcomes. With flexible scheduling options available, including online and in-person formats, you can tailor your learning experience to fit your needs and preferences. 

Become part of our program and unleash your potential to make groundbreaking contributions that will shape the future of pharmaceutical sciences.

Choose Your Specialization

Because the scope of pharmaceutical sciences is so broad, our graduate program has a number of specialty disciplines:

Biomembrane Sciences Track

In the Biomembrane Sciences track, students delve into captivating research projects encompassing drug delivery strategies, cosmetic product safety assessment, mathematical modeling of membrane transport, innovative drug formulations, nanocarrier design, and advancements in skin and hair development.

Experimental Therapeutics Track

Discover a world of possibilities in our Experimental Therapeutics track, where we bridge the gap between innovative therapeutic entities and real-world applications. Explore captivating research opportunities in areas ranging from cancer biomarkers to neuropharmacology, stroke, epilepsy, and more.

Health Outcomes Track

The Health Outcomes track aims to train interdisciplinary scholars in pharmaceutical sciences, economics, business, and quantitative analysis. By conducting research in this emerging field, students develop expertise that can improve patient health. This track offers exciting opportunities to contribute to the pharmaceutical industry's growing demand for scientists skilled in social and administrative aspects of pharmaceutical sciences. Students in the Health Outcomes track explore diverse research projects, ranging from drug safety and pharmacovigilance to pharmacy facility design, operation, and pharmacoeconomics.

Admission Requirements

Applicants with an undergraduate degree in chemistry, biology, engineering, or related fields from an accredited institution are eligible to apply for our full-time, research-intensive MS program in Pharmaceutical Sciences. Similarly, those with a completed professional degree like PharmD, MD, or DVM also meet eligibility requirements. Interested applicants can directly apply without prior completion of an MS degree. Admission to our competitive program, which offers supervised, full-time research training, is based on a selection process. 

Programmatic minimum admission criteria include:

• A U.S. bachelors degree from a regionally accredited college or university or an equivalent degree from outside of the U.S.
• A grade-point average (GPA) of at least 3.00 or non-U.S. equivalent
• A Graduate Record Examination (GRE) score of at least 290/3.0 obtained within the past 5 years
• International Applicants: qualifying English language profiency score

Supplemental Application Documents

To be considered for admission, please complete the University of Cincinnati Graduate Application and submit the following documents electronically within the application: 

Curriculum Vitae (CV)

Statement of Purpose: Explain your motivation for pursuing a research-intensive Ph.D. degree in Pharmaceutical Sciences at the University of Cincinnati. Include your desired research focus area within the broad field of Pharmaceutical Sciences.

Submit all college transcripts, including evidence of high academic achievement (unofficial transcripts are sufficient for initial review).

• Three letters of recommendation are required for applications, and we strongly recommend that applicants seek letters from individuals who can provide insights into their research experience. Please note that letters of recommendation from family members, friends, current students, politicians, or clergy will not be accepted. 

Non-Matriculated Students

If you are interested in exploring Pharmaceutical Sciences graduate-level courses without formal enrollment in a degree-seeking program, please complete the  basic data form .

Our program opens doors to a wide range of exciting career opportunities in the pharmaceutical industry, clinical research organizations, academia, and government sectors. Upon graduation, you may find yourself in roles such as a scientist, clinical pharmacologist, clinical trial manager, post-doctoral fellow, or regulatory affairs manager.

Furthermore, there are additional career paths available, including positions as a medical science liaison, pharmaceutical consultant, medical writer, or chemist, providing you with diverse avenues to pursue your passions and contribute to the advancement of the field.

Scholarship Opportunities

To explore available scholarship opportunities, please visit our Financial Aid & Scholarships page .

The graduation requirements for this program include: 

Completion of Plan of Study

Successful passing of the PhD qualifier and research proposal

Verification of at least one (1) first-author manuscript related to PhD dissertation research that is accepted for publication in a peer-reviewed scientific journal

Compliance with degree-required seminar and journal club credit hours per semester

Cumulative grade point average of all didactic courses ≥3.0

Min of 90 credit hrs from track-based curriculum outline

No failing “F” grade in any of the degree-associated graduate courses

Successful upload of a chair-signed dissertation through the Graduate College ETD portal by the specified deadline

• Guide: Pharmaceutical Sciences- Biomembrane Sciences Track
• Guide: Pharmaceutical Sciences- Health Outcomes Track
• Guide: Pharmaceutical Sciences- Experimental Therapeutics Track

Application Deadlines

Early Admission

General Admission

All application documents must be electronically submitted through the online application. When completing the online application, please select the desired degree path carefully, as document switches between different tracks are not permitted. Applications are reviewed with the following timeline:

Fall semester applications are reviewed by the Admissions Committee in May, with submissions accepted until August 1st. 

Spring semester applications are reviewed by the Admissions Committee in October, with submissions accepted until December 1st. 

Typically, the Fall semester provides more opportunities for incoming applicants.

For further inquiries, contact [email protected] .

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• Medicine & Health
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Program Code: 25DOC-PCEU-PHD