Dual Bachelor’s Degree in Social Sciences and Humanities, Sciences Po (France) and The University of British Columbia (UBC), (Vancouver, Canada) 48 months Undergraduate Program By Sciences Po |Top Universities

Dual Bachelor’s Degree in Social Sciences and Humanities, Sciences Po (France) and The University of British Columbia (UBC), (Vancouver, Canada)

Program Duration

48 monthsProgram duration

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Main Subject Area

International Relations/Studies/AffairsMain Subject Area

Program overview

Main Subject

International Relations/Studies/Affairs

Degree

BA

Study Level

Undergraduate

Study Mode

On Campus

The UBC Sciences Po Dual Degree is a partnership between the University of British Columbia and Sciences Po (Institut d'études politiques de Paris) that gives students the opportunity to earn tw- Bachelor of Arts degrees in four years, while studying in Canada and France.


As a Dual Degree student, you'll spend the first two years of your studies at one of Sciences Po's three regional campuses: Menton, or Le Havre, or Reims. Each Sciences Po campus specializes in a particular region of the world, and offers a core curriculum with a heavy linguistic and cultural focus. 


The student body at each campus is diverse, comprised of French and international students, and students from the campus' region of focus. Courses are taught in English, with additional instruction in French and the languages spoken in the campus' region of focus.


After completing your first twp years at Sciences Po, you will begin the last twp years of your undergraduate studies in July at the University of British Columbia Vancouver campus in the Faculty of Arts. You'll participate in intensive seminars designed tp connect you with your cohort, orient you to campus and research culture at UBC, and connect your two educational experiences. 


The seminars will not only give you a preliminary taste of UBC, but prepare you to engage with your chosen discipline as a researcher and scholar. During your time at UBC, you will further specialize in the social sciences through your chosen major. Like all UBC students, you'll be encouraged to participate in the campus research culture and experiential learning opportunities.

Program overview

Main Subject

International Relations/Studies/Affairs

Degree

BA

Study Level

Undergraduate

Study Mode

On Campus

The UBC Sciences Po Dual Degree is a partnership between the University of British Columbia and Sciences Po (Institut d'études politiques de Paris) that gives students the opportunity to earn tw- Bachelor of Arts degrees in four years, while studying in Canada and France.


As a Dual Degree student, you'll spend the first two years of your studies at one of Sciences Po's three regional campuses: Menton, or Le Havre, or Reims. Each Sciences Po campus specializes in a particular region of the world, and offers a core curriculum with a heavy linguistic and cultural focus. 


The student body at each campus is diverse, comprised of French and international students, and students from the campus' region of focus. Courses are taught in English, with additional instruction in French and the languages spoken in the campus' region of focus.


After completing your first twp years at Sciences Po, you will begin the last twp years of your undergraduate studies in July at the University of British Columbia Vancouver campus in the Faculty of Arts. You'll participate in intensive seminars designed tp connect you with your cohort, orient you to campus and research culture at UBC, and connect your two educational experiences. 


The seminars will not only give you a preliminary taste of UBC, but prepare you to engage with your chosen discipline as a researcher and scholar. During your time at UBC, you will further specialize in the social sciences through your chosen major. Like all UBC students, you'll be encouraged to participate in the campus research culture and experiential learning opportunities.

Admission requirements

4 Years
Aug

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More programs from the university

The Sciences Po Undergraduate College offers a three-year Bachelor’s degree programme that includes a year abroad at one of 470 partner universities.

Our students receive a multidisciplinary and broad-based education in the humanities and social sciences and an emphasis on civic, linguistic, and artistic education, in which professional training and extra-curricular activities are strongly emphasised along with academic courses.

Fundamental education is offered across five principal disciplines: Economics, Law, History, Sociology, Political Science.

The Paris campus is home to undergraduate students who follow the general programme. The other campuses offer students the opportunity to study the challenges particular to a geographical region:

Asia at the Le Havre campus

North America and Africa on the Nancy campus

Europe and Franco-German relations on the Reims campus

Central and Eastern Europe on the Dijon campus

Latin America, Spain, and Portugal on the Poitiers campus

The Middle-East and Mediterranean on the Menton campus


Sciences Po offers 13 dual Bachelor degree programmes with leading universities around the world, including 9 international dual degrees (Columbia University, University of California in Berkeley, Freie Universität Berlin, University of Hong Kong, Keio University, National University of Singapore University of British Columbia, University College London, University of Sydney) and 6 French dual degrees.


28 two-year Master’s degree programmes, and 5 one-year Master's programmes are offered, all on the Paris campus, each with a wide choice of concentration.

They are all underpinned by the same main principles, combining fundamental knowledge, applied knowledge and practical experience, active learning and international scope.

Sciences Po also offers over 30 dual degree programmes with French and international partner universities.

Our seven graduate schools prepare students for professional life in a variety of fields.


The School of Public Affairs

The Paris School of International Affairs (PSIA)

The Law School

The School of Journalism

The School of Management and Innovation

The Urban School

The School of Research


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