Career questions tagged international-affairs
How did you first get involved with foreign relations work while in college?
I am planning on being an International Lawyer, but I am unsure of how to get involved with related internships or organizations as an undergraduate that will teach me skills needed in the future.
What degrees will I need to teach English in a foreign country?
Advice for future career.
How do you find a mentor as a high school student interested in international affairs?
I participated in an exchange* program sponsored by the U.S. Department Of State's Bureau Of Educational and Cultural Affairs. I'm looking for a way to expand my knowledge and learning of international relations/affairs/diplomacy.
how did you officially get into what you do now as a profession how is the income? and how is your profession going as of now??
how did you officially get into what you do now as a profession? how is the income? and how is your profession going as of now?
What type of career paths do graduates with an International Relations/Affairs follow?
I am a high school freshman, and am always encouraged to do more research into what I want to do once I graduate high school. I have always found International Relations/Affairs and International/Global Studies to be fields I want to venture into, but struggle finding what these people really do for a living. So reaching out to those out there with a similar degree: What is your job, and what do you do everyday as part of that career?
What to do to get an international job as a civil engineering intern?
What to do to get an international job as a civil engineering intern?
Can I become a international lawyer with only a international relations degree ?
And if not , is it possible to work in companies or In the business field without a business degree if I have only international relations degree ?
If I have two very different career paths in mind, how should I find a way to choose between them? Should I try to balance them even though it's unrealistic?
I have two very different career paths in mind. I'd like to be an intelligence officer or a THINKTANK, but I also want to pursue a job in the film industry. I have knacks for both political science and acting/direction. I'm not sure what to do, because choosing one would most likely mean not getting to do the other. What should I do? How should I choose?
International Psychology?
Are there any jobs that involve psychology and international studies? I love psychology and learning about new cultures and especially traveling. I was thinking about finishing at my JuCo then becoming a flight attendant for a while and coming back to study psychology and do research. Does that sound plausible or is it a bad idea?
Where do I do volunteer work online as a high school student as being international?
I ve searched a lot but most of them require for me to be a American or Indian or most are not free
Best Universities in the field of International Relations/International Politics?
I am currently graduating in Korean Studies, but i want to do a MA in International Relations/Politics. My goal for the future is to get into the EU or the UN, both of which require a very good degree from a god university. Other than Harvard and LSE (just wayyyy too expensive) what are good options for doing a Masters in this field? Which universities are famous for IR? I heard a lot about Sciences Po in Paris? What are other good options, preferably in Europe?
What is working in foriegn(i.e not the United States) country like?
I am junior in highschool wondering about how to work in the foriegn office and i am wondering about what a job like that actually means in respect to day to day life.
What are some good tips on what to do to become a diplomat?
Hi, I'm a 10th grade student aspiring to major in International Relations and become a diplomat. I'm looking for general tips for the industry.
what degree do i need to purse a career in international relations?
I would really like to be able to have a career in international relations and i am wondering what i can do now as a junior in highschool to prepare.
What are some steps i can do to work in foreign diplomacy?
I am a junior in high school and would really like to have a job where I could travel more and practice my language skills.
I want to work in cybersecurity, which is the best ~ Computer Science or Information Technology? Please help. I am confused
I want to work as a cybersecurity enginner. Which major is better IT or Computer Science. #international-affairs #computerscience #college #majors #career #informationtechnology #cybersecurity