Alliance Program: thirteen doctoral students and two faculty members selected
Following the calls for applications launched in October 2025 as part of the Alliance Program, two faculty members and thirteen doctoral students from Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne University have been selected to benefit from one of the opportunities offered by this international network.
A long‑term transatlantic academic partnership
For almost 25 years, the Alliance Program has brought together Columbia University (United States) and three leading French higher education and research institutions (Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne University, École Polytechnique and Sciences Po) around a shared objective: strengthening transatlantic cooperation through a wide range of mobility initiatives and research activities.
Each year, several calls for applications are offered to faculty members and doctoral students from the partner institutions of the Alliance Program. These opportunities aim to support joint or trilateral projects, visiting professorships, and doctoral mobility grants.
2026-2027 grantees from Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne
Doctoral mobility
- Paul Audinet (history)
- Hamza Cherfaoui (law)
- Edgard Darrobers (philosophy)
- Anna Demetriou (art history and archaeology)
- Leonardo Endrizzi (economics)
- Marie Ferri (history)
- Dimitri Ghantous (law)
- Ulysse Guttmann-Faure (law)
- Christina Kalogeropoulou (philosophy)
- Lison Le Guen (art history)
- Vrinda Sharma (economics)
- Filippo Soramel (history)
- Marie Tiberghien (law)
In addition to these thirteen Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne doctoral students selected for a mobility in New York, three Columbia University doctoral candidates will visit Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne during the 2026-2027 academic year.
Visiting professorship
- Pauline Nadrigny, associate professor of philosophy
Joint project
- Yann Toma, professor at the Sorbonne School of Arts: "The Impact of Art & Design on International Cooperation", with Daniel Naujoks and Stefan Tschauko (Columbia University)