国际关系文学学士

国际关系工作的范围从政府机构到非政府组织（NGOs），从研究组织到国际组织。在UIndy，课程将使您对20世纪国际体系的政治，社会和经济发展有广泛的了解。您可以期望了解国际国家具有的相对和经济力量，组织的作用以及过去和当前时代冲突的存在和解决。我们还将鼓励您亲身体验国际关系，以便获得更深入的学习经验。计划优势：涵盖广泛的课程，涵盖国际规模上的权力，经济和冲突等主题，发展对国际问题进行深入研究所需的技能，历史和政治科学课程已纳入课程中，以进行更全面的教育经验，与当地组织处理国际问题的第一手经验的机会，有机会
International relations jobs range from government agencies to non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and research organizations to international organizations. At UIndy, courses give you a broad understanding of the political, social and economic evolution of the international system in the 20th century.<br>With an international relations degree, you will be prepared to work and serve in a variety of careers. A degree in international relations provides students with research skills, cultural understanding, knowledge of international politics, understanding of the world economy, and insight into conflict resolution. Here are a few paths you may want to consider:<br>Diplomat: Students who have studied international relations in the U.S. State Department may find a role as a diplomat to represent government interests and policies.<br>Journalist or media analyst: If you are interested in analyzing current political or economic situations, then you might consider becoming a journalist.<br>International organizations and NGO worker: Whether you are interested in the UN or the Peace Corps, there are plenty of international organizations, both government sponsored and non-government sponsored, that seek out international relations graduates.<br>International business: Your understanding of international economics upon graduation will make you a great candidate for MBA programs or international business positions within multinational corporations.<br>Lawyer: Studying international relations with a pre-law concentration can help you enter law school and become a specialized lawyer.