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In collaboration with faculty, student authors explored how to manage complexity through a range of contemporary case studies, from toxic millennial workplace environments to arts education. 

Our graduates who have gone on to fulfilling, and impressive, careers in the fashion industry – Charla Carter (’82), Liana Engel (’06), Geneviève Hartmann (’13), interviewed here, and Tara Jarmon (’85) – personify this in what they have achieved.

When AUP Fine Arts Professor Stéphane Treilhou wants to understand something, he makes it.

The many artistic disciplines he works in–including painting, printmaking, jewelry making, and music–afford him a wealth of knowledge and skills with which to do so. The AUP community recently had the opportunity to see many of Treilhou’s capacities converge in one of his greatest passions: building musical instruments.

An international team of academics led by The Open University and AUP has won €3.16m research fundingto help people manage the development of extremist views.

Celebrating the launch of The Cambridge Handbook of Democratic Education with AUP’s Center for Critical Democracy Studies.

On July 12–15, 2023, the MSc in International Management (MSIM) program of The American University of Paris hosted the Standing Conference on Organizational Symbolism (SCOS).

Emma Ramadan G’14 and Olivia Baes ’13 and G’14 bonded over a shared love of French author Marguerite Duras while studying for an MA in Cultural Translation at AUP. Their second published co-translation of Duras’s work, The Easy Life, has achieved critical acclaim in both The Guardian and The New Yorker.

The American University of Paris is pleased to announce its 2023 IAPP Westin Scholar Award recipient as Rebecca Stone G’23, who recently graduated with an MSc in Human Rights and Data Science (HRDS).