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Are you planning to study at Sciences Po Grenoble - UGA after the baccalauréat?
Are you a student looking to change career paths?
Are you a public servant, private sector professional or job seeker looking to enhance your skills and experience and enrich your career path?

Sciences Po-Grenoble-UGA awaits you at the Salon de L'Étudiant 2025!

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As part of the Orientation and Professionalization Months at Sciences Po Grenoble - UGA, come and discover our cross-disciplinary labels:

• Method
• Business
• Board
• Service design
• Research 

Presented by : Olivier GREGOIRE, Philippe OUSTALET and Sophie PANEL

An unmissable opportunity to find out more about our specialties, refine your choices and build your career plan.

"La droitisation française. Mythe et réalités" by Vincent Tiberj (professor of political science at Sciences Po Bordeaux) deconstructs the idea of a "bottom-up right-wingization" of society. By cross-referencing opinion surveys and electoral results, the book shows a growing gap between citizens who are rather stable - or even more tolerant of certain values - and those who vote more to the right. 

Rightism" thus functions above all as a performative myth: a public narrative that influences the agenda, partisan offerings and, ultimately, political balances. Vincent Tiberj warns of the very real political effects of an erroneous diagnosis, and invites us to rethink representation and participation methods in order to reduce the gap between society and the ballot box.

Discussion moderated by Céline Belot, Frédéric Gonthier and Simon Persico.

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1pm: Welcoming remarks: Roselyne Ringoot (Doctor of Language Science and Senior Lecturer), Daniel Ibanez, Gilles Bastin (Deputy Director of Sciences-Po Grenoble - UGA)

14h-15h30 :

• Embezzled public money: between corruption and illegal interest-taking, by Houria Aouimeur, whistleblower on embezzlement at the AGS, and Raymond Avrillier, "engaged citizen" and bearer of several political-financial and environmental alerts
  Moderation: Emmanuel Marty, teacher-researcher (EJdG)

16h-17h30 :

• Public health: how should drugs be monitored, by whistleblower Emmanuelle Huet-Mignaton (Androcur case), and Cécile Barrois de Sarigny, deputy ombudsman in charge of whistleblowers
  Moderation: Ariane Denoyel, journalist and associate lecturer (EJdG)

18h-19h30 :

• Poisoned by our environment? Naître sans bras, mourir de la pollution, by Emmanuelle Amar, whistleblower for the Rhône-Alpes malformations registry (Remera - the "armless babies" affair), and Bernard Turpin, member of the Réseau Environnement-Santé, retired general practitioner, Chambéry
  Moderation: Daniel Ibanez, founder of the Rencontres annuelles des Lanceuses et Lanceurs d'alerte, whistleblower in particular for the risks associated with the Lyon-Turin project.

7:30 pm: Closing remarks by Daniel Ibanez, accompanied by the Directors of EJdG and Sciences Po Grenoble - UGA

Full program

As part of the Orientation and Professionalization Months at Sciences Po Grenoble - UGA, come and discover our career paths:

• New Media Digital Strategy (SDNM, Transmedia)
• Grenoble School of Journalism (EJDG)

Presented by : Pascal CLOUAIRE and Ariane DENOYEL 

An unmissable opportunity to find out more about our specialties, refine your choices and build your career plan.

As part of the Orientation and Professionalization Months at Sciences Po Grenoble - UGA, come and discover our career paths:

• Cultural Project Management course (DPC)
• Management of Local Authorities and Local Actors' International Strategy (MCT-SIAL)
• Comparative Government Sciences (SGC)

Presented by : Benjamin BLAQUIERE, Olivier IHL and Lisa MARX

An unmissable opportunity to find out more about our specialties, refine your choices and build your career plan.

Are you a high school student interested in applying to Sciences Po Grenoble - UGA? Are you a 1st cycle student considering a 2nd cycle in one of our 17 courses? Come and meet us at our next Open Day on Saturday, February 7, 2026, both on campus and online.

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