Courses Offered (English)

Courses Offered (English Track)

2022-2023

International students at Sciences Po Bordeaux may select from a large variety of courses in the fields of political science, international relations, economics, European studies, law, and social sciences. International exchange students may choose from all bachelor's and master's level courses listed below, regardless of their level of study.

* Please note that certain links in the courses listed below may lead to our online course catalogue, in which the credits listed do not apply to international exchange students. International exchange students should refer to the course credits listed here on this page.

→ 2022-2023 : PREMIER CYCLE // BACHELOR'S DEGREE // SEMESTER 1

Course	Lecturers	Year	Hours	ECTS
African Actors in World Politics	D. Ambrosetti	3	18	4
Corruption in the United States	J. Heilbrunn	1	12	2
An Overview of French cinema from 1895 Onwards	S. Wilde & K. Rouet	IR	18	4
EU-Russian Relations	T. Romanova	1	12	2
International Economy Issues	J.P. Dormois	IR	18	4
Cultural Globalization	C. Malet-Dagréou	IR	18	4
History of French Politics, 20 students maximum	F. Taliano	IR	18	4
Introduction to U.S. Government, 24 students maximum	J.F. Allafort	IR	18	4
Economic Thought and Economic Schools Through the Ages	J.P. Dormois	IR	18	4
The World Economy in the 20th Century	J.P. Dormois	IR	18	4
History of Pandemics	G. Champeaud	IR	12	2
French as a Foreign Language	Depending on the group	IR	18	4 or 6

→ 2022-2023 : PREMIER CYCLE // BACHELOR'S DEGREE // SEMESTER 2

Course	Lecturers	Year	Hours	ECTS
Borders and Nationalism. Discourses of Inclusion/Exclusion, Identity, Security	M. Demata	1	12	2
The Politics of Identity	L. Turgeon	1	12	2
Turkish Foreign Policy	M. Aknur	1	12	2
Economics of Inequality	J. Dayton-Johnson	3	12	2
The Politics of Security and Policing	A. Amicelle	3	18	4
The U.S. Presidential Election	M. Dickinson	3	12	2
Ukrainian Politics	S. Sokhey	3	12	2
Contemporary Russia	C. Dufy	IR	18	4
French as a Foreign Language	Depending on the group	IR	18	4

→ 2022-2023 : DEUXIÈME CYCLE // GRADUATE'S DEGREE // SEMESTER 1

Course	Lecturers	Year	Hours	ECTS
Africa: History & Politics	E. Smith	4	18	4
Comparative Border Security (15 students maximum)	A. Dauchy	4	18	4
Critical Security Studies	A. Amicelle	4	18	4
Global Politics of the Ecological Transition	D. Compagnon	4	18	4
History of Europe	G. Champeaud	4	18	4
History of International Politics	D. Battistella	4	18	4
International Interventions in Africa	D. Ambrosetti	4	18	4
International Economy	B. Burbaumer	4	18	4
The Anthropology of Islam: An Introduction	E. Stiles	4	12	2

→ 2022-2023 : DEUXIÈME CYCLE // GRADUATE'S DEGREE // SEMESTER 2

Course	Lecturers	Year	Hours	ECTS
Agenda Setting and Issue Definition	S. Guigner	4	18	4
Citizens’ Attitudes and Reactions to European Integration	V. Van Ingelgom	4	12	2
Contemporary Perspectives on Terrorism and Counterterrorism	R. Da Silva	4	12	2
Critical Perspectives on Migration Governance	T. Jaulin	4	18	4
International Security	A. Amicelle	4	18	4
Political Economy	A. Smith/C. Carter	4	18	4
Public Opinion	Waiting	4	18	4
Terrorism Studies	C. Sire	4	18	4
The Russia-Ukraine War: An International Relations Theory Guide	D. Battistella	4	18	4
Financial Management	H. Campo	IR	18	4
History of economic globalization	J-P. Dormois	IR	18	4
State and the Economy	J-P. Dormois	IR	18	4

→ 2022-2023 : INTERNATIONAL GUEST LECTURERS // SEMESTER 2

Course	Lecturers	Year	Hours	ECTS

Borders and nationalism: discourses of inclusion/exclusion, identity, security	M. Demata	1	12	2
The Politics of Identity	L. Turgeon	1	12	2
Turkish Foreign Policy	M. Aknur	1	12	2
Economics of Inequality	J. Dayton-Johnson	3	12	2
U.S. Presidential Election	M. Dickinson	3	12	2
Ukrainian Politics	S. Sokhey	3	12	2
Citizens’ Attitudes and Reactions to European Integration	V. Van Ingelgom	4	12	2
Contemporary Perspectives on Terrorism and Counterterrorism	R. Da Silva	4	12	2