1. Alliance Program Columbia University Paris Pantheon Sorbonne University – Ecole Polytechnique – Sciences Po

3. The New York Advantage internships, networking, job search
Campus in the Morningside Heights neighborhood of Manhattan
NYC: major player in high-tech research & development, financial and other industries
Vibrant Columbia alumni network
Long tradition of collaboration with private industry and public sector
internships, networking, job search 3

4. Fall 2013 Enrollment – Columbia University
Total Population at Columbia University: 28,221 (including Columbia College, Business School, Law School…)
8,103 Undergraduate Students
17,833 Graduate Students
2,285 Continuing Education & Special Programs 4

5. Alliance Call for Doctoral Mobility
Funds research stays for 1 to 3 months under the supervision of a host faculty member at Columbia University.
Each project will be funded with a maximum limit of $4,000 per project during the academic year
Open to students enrolled in a PhD program at an Alliance institution
Open to all disciplines (Please note that a special procedure applied to Law students)
Learn more at: alliance.columbia.edu/ call-doctoral-mobility

6. Dual Master's in Art History
One semester at Columbia during the second year (usually in the Spring)
Regular full-course semester, fulfilling requirements for the Master’s thesis
Degrees granted: MA from Columbia University in Art History or in Modern Art: Critical and Curatorial Studies, and an MA from Panthéon-Sorbonne University in Art History, spécialité "Histoire de l’Art" or spécialité "Histoire et Politique des Musées et du Patrimoine"
Semester 3
Semester 4
24h MA colloquium
Elective lecture (12h)
MA thesis I: Research
MA curatorial colloquium
Elective Seminar (12h)
MA thesis II: Writing

7. Dual Certificate in African Studies
Open to M1 Students in Political Science (« African Studies) or African History
Spend the Spring Semester at Columbia University at the Institute of African Studies
Up to 4 students accepted per year
A dual Certificate in African Studies delivered by the 2 institutions

8. JD/Certificate in Global Business Law and Governance with Columbia University and Sciences Po
An integrated, English-language curriculum providing a dynamic mix of theory and practical insight
One cohort: all students spend the fall semester at Columbia Law School and the spring semester at Sciences Po and Panthéon-Sorbonne University
Over two dozen courses to choose from during the semester at Columbia Law School encompassing most international business law courses
Past courses have included:
Comparative Employment Discrimination Law
Comparative Labor Law
Economics in International Relations, European Contract Law
EU Competition Law
EU Institutional Law
Global Litigation and Conflicts of Laws
History of Legal Thought
Intellectual Property in a Global Perspective
International Arbitration
International Contracts
International Investment Law
Public Contracts in Legal Globalization
Tutorial Projects
WTO Case Law and Litigation

9. JD/Master in French Law with Columbia University
Four-year dual degree program in partnership with the Columbia Law School
Two years at Pantheon Sorbonne University followed by two years at Columbia University
Degrees granted: Juris Doctor degree from Columbia Law School and Master 1 et 2 en Droit, from Sorbonne Law
Year 1
Year 2
Business Law I and II
Contracts I and II
Administrative Law I and II
Introduction to Civil Law, Criminal Law, Constitutional Law, European Community Law, Family Law
Elective courses:
Banking & Securities
Labor Law
International Public Law
Commercial Law/Bankruptcy
Matrimonial Law
Intellectual Property
Criminal Procedure Law and Civil Procedure …
Advanced Civil Law I and II
International Private Law I and II
Labor Law I and II or Corporate Tax Law

10. Contact
Contact :
Lauranne Bardin, Assistant Director, Columbia University Alliance Program :
Website :
alliance.columbia.edu
Facebook Page : Alliance Program
Linkedin Group : Alliance Program