The Institut d’Études Politiques de Paris (known as “Sciences Po”) was established in 1872 and is one of France’s most selective and highly regarded universities. Sciences Po Law School was created in order to train lawyers with an emphasis on critical thinking and creativity, as well as to equip them to play leadership roles in the worlds of law and business.  The law school’s main areas of academic focus include economic law, the law of globalization, and legal theory.

On Wednesday, October 24, come learn about spending a semester abroad under the HLS exchange program with Sciences Po Law School. Christophe Jamin, Dean of the Sciences Po Law School, Edith Chabre, the school’s Executive Director, students who have studied there, and International Legal Studies Staff will share first-hand experience and answer questions.

This information session will begin at 12 p.m., in the Graduate Program Lounge, Wasserstein 5053.