Why don't inequalities always lead to revolt?
At the 13th Sciences Po Grenoble–UGA Research Symposium, Sonja Zmerli, a professor of political science and member of the CESICE research lab, addressed the issue of economic inequality, drawing on her project funded by the CORDIS program: The Politicization of Economic Inequality: The Impact of Welfare State Regimes, Elite Discourse, and Media Framing on Citizens’ Perceptions, Assessments of Justice, and Political Behavior.
When Ideas Become Action: Launch of the Sciences Po Grenoble–UGA Policy Lab
With the launch of its Policy Lab, Sciences Po Grenoble - UGA is accelerating its partnership strategy and forging new collaborations with public, private, and nonprofit organizations. Its goal: to transform knowledge into concrete solutions, co-created by the student body, faculty, and local stakeholders.
Read the Sciences Po Grenoble - UGA MAG: the articles are online
Because our School is evolving rapidly, we’ve launched Le MAG, a newsletter designed to share our latest news, achievements, and commitments with you. In this first issue: the School’s 2030 goals, a profile of an international female rugby player, and a spotlight on research with Florent Gougou. Stay tuned!
Preparing for civil service exams: there’s still time to join Prép’A
The Prép'A program, run by the Center for Preparation for General Administration (C.P.A.G.), helps students prepare for external, internal, and third-round Category A competitive exams (general administration, excluding the judicial branch and Category A+) and acquire a solid understanding of administrative matters and a mastery of the legal, financial, and managerial frameworks of public administration. Its hybrid format allows students to balance Education their primary activities (studies, employment, career transition, etc.).
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Interdisciplinary International Dialogue Meeting on Representations of Economic Inequality and Their Consequences
organized by ERC POLINEQUAL, Sonja Zmerli, and Silke Goubin
from 8:00 a.m.
à 18:00
Quermonne Hall
Summer closure
from 09:00
à 17:00
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Our training courses
Education at Sciences Po Grenoble - UGA is divided into 2 cycles and lasts 5 years: the first cycle takes 3 years and the second 2 years. The first cycle provides a foundation of knowledge in political science, economics, history, law, international relations and sociology. The second cycle specializes our students in some twenty degree courses.
Sciences Po in Grenoble
Sciences Po Grenoble - UGA offers an ambitious five-year intellectual program designed to train tomorrow's decision-makers. With all the advantages of a "grande école", our institute, as a component institution with legal personality, participates in the development of the Université Grenoble Alpes. It stands out for the multi-disciplinary nature of its Education (political science, law, economics, management, history, sociology, languages), its international focus and the strength of its social science research.
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