Graduate Prospects
International RelationsInternational Relations Graduate Prospects: Global Careers with Real Impact
Graduates of the International Relations program have access to a wide range of strategic career opportunities that reflect the complexity of today’s global landscape. They can pursue roles as researchers, examining inter-state dynamics and transnational issues—such as organized international crime—and sharing their findings through publications and scholarly forums. As consultants, they are equipped to design solutions and conflict resolution models across borders. In negotiator roles, they help facilitate agreements among global actors through diplomacy and negotiation. As analysts, they provide deep insights, develop forecasts, and deliver data-based policy recommendations. Additionally, graduates can become global entrepreneurs, creating products or services rooted in international relations knowledge and applying them independently for wider societal benefit. Armed with global insight and cross-cultural competencies, IR graduates are well-prepared to take on demanding careers that require intelligence, strategic thinking, and meaningful contributions on the world stage.
Graduate Prospects?
Researcher
Examines the relationships between two or more actors on a global scale in general, and in particular concerning transnational or organized international crimes that arise as a consequence of those relationships, and disseminates the results of their study both in written and oral form.
Consultant
Examines issues of relationships between two or more actors on a global scale in general, and in particular concerning transnational or organized international crimes that arise as a consequence of those relationships, and designs/models their resolutions.
Negotiator
An actor in negotiations between two or more actors on a global scale in general, and in particular concerning transnational or organized international crimes that arise as a consequence of those relationships, and seeks agreement among them.
Analyst
Examines issues in the relationships between two or more actors on a global scale in general, and in particular concerning transnational or organized international crimes that arise as a consequence of those relationships, and provides conclusions and predictions comprehensively.
Entrepreneur
Creator of products related to the scope of relationships between two or more actors on a global scale in general, and in particular concerning transnational or organized international crimes that arise as a consequence of those relationships independently and sells the products to the public.
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