The association
Established in 2007, our association In Situ brings together
students and Alumni from the Masters of SciencesPo’s Urban School.
Established in 2007, our association In Situ brings together students and Alumni from the Masters of SciencesPo’s Urban School.
Our community relies on a vibrant network of goodwill volunteers, who contribute on a regular basis to the organisation of missions and events for our members and fellows.
Composed of Alumni and students from our Masters, our “bureau” (Directory Board) can count on a dedicated team mixing Masters and prom years.
Since 2013, In Situ convenes its own Conseil d’Administration (Executive Board). It gathers team members, scientific and academic advisors as well as professors from our Masters and works at strengthening ties between the association, Master programmes and Sciences Po.
Our missions
Develop a vibrant network of Alumni and students
Alumni Happy Hours
Networking afterworks
“Bières urbaines” and parties
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Enhance career development and opportunities
Job and internship offers
Alumni directory
Speednetworking
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Foster discussions and encounters
Conferences and meetings
Field visits and “balades urbaines”
Grand Photo contest
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Latest opportunities
From seeker to finder
Portrait of the month
Marion Waller - GLM 2014 - Directrice Générale of the Pavillon de l'Arsenal
Hello Marion, could you start by telling us about your university career and the reasons that led you to the GLM Master's programme?
First of all, I did a double degree at Sciences Po Paris / Paris IV in political science and philosophy during which I attended an introductory course on urban planning with Delphine Papin in my second year. I loved the course and I wanted to delve deeper into the subject of urban planning. During my third year in the Philippines. I was able to get in touch with urban studies, which confirmed my desire to work on big cities and to join the GLM master's programme at l'Ecole Polytechnique the GLM master's programme at the Urban School. At the same time, I continued to study philosophy as part of a Master between the ENS and EHESS, and it was very important for me to pursue this double degree.