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Law, politics and the European institutions question
Thursday, 14 May 2026 · 18:00 CEST
Planned length 70 minutes. A talk never runs longer than two hours.
Three former students on law and political science degrees, and on whether studying near the European institutions is the advantage everyone assumes it is.
What this talk covers
- How much reading a law degree really involves in the first year
- Sciences Po's selection process seen from the applicant's side
- Whether a European Baccalaureate helps or complicates an application
- Internships at the institutions: who actually gets them and when
The panel
Example Speaker F
Political Science, Sciences Po · Left school in 2022
Applied to five universities in three countries and can compare the processes honestly.
Example Speaker G
Law, KU Leuven · Left school in 2023
Studies law in Dutch having done most of S6 and S7 in English and French.
Example Speaker H
European Law School, Maastricht University · Left school in 2022
Chose a problem-based programme and has strong opinions about whether that format suits everyone.
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41 of 180 invited students came.