International relations major
213345
The world Economy is a triangular Society:-\n\nThe Very Rich  >>> 20%\n\nThe Rich >>>> industralized nations  45%\n\nThe Poor & the Very Poor >>> 3rd & 4th World 35%
320628
I'd suggest economics.  If you are not too far along in college, you could probably give up enough electives so the double major wouldn't extend the time it takes to get a degree.
12073
Well, if you are majoring in Communications and are interested in PR, then why not minor in PR? If your college does not offer PR as a minor, then Political Science works as well. Another good minor is Sociology, since it provides the social/global issues background you're going to need to relate to the public as a PR representative. In short, anything that provides a background in public speaking, writing, and social issues is a good minor for a Comm major interested in the PR business.
562285
I would suggest that you get in touch with an international student center at one of the local universities.  You can then meet with a student studying here from China, and the student will at least have the insights to tell you where you stand in dealing with this difficult situation.  Otherwise, there is really no way to enforce or honor agreements such as you describe.
361255
I am pre-law as well and I am majoring in English, with a minor in History (because that interests me). I plan on becoming a probate attorney and I know that a political science, although popular for pre-law students, is not really looked upon as a wonderful choice. English is a great major to have in my eyes due to the simple fact that you are doing a massive amount of reading, writing and analyzing; all of which you are going to have an abundance of in law school.\n\nAt this point, there is no real needed emphasis on becoming the type of attorney that you want to be. That will come when you are in law school. Yes, you will have required courses, but you will still have a certain level of "electives" where you can take classes that have emphasis on tort law.\n\nGood luck to you and all of your future studies.
78316
I'm in college too. But that is some weird subject you're studying man :) I mean I've heard of Homeland Security in USA, but I didn't know it was a subject to study!! Anyway, good luck
511533
majors:\nInternational Studies\nInternational Business\nAsian Studies\nJapanese Studies\nHistory (with an Asian emphasis)\n\ncareers:\nThe corporate sector, embassy/consolate work, non-profits, academia.
336028
MASTER OF ARTS IN LAW AND DIPLOMACY (MALD) \n\n  \nMost students apply to the two-year Master of Arts in Law and Diplomacy (MALD) program. Broadly stated, the MALD is an interdisciplinary, professional master’s degree in international affairs. The MALD is designed to endow students with both the theoretical knowledge and practical skills needed to pursue careers in the international arena. \n\nMALD students graduate with a set of skills and knowledge that can be applied across disciplines, borders, and sectors. For example, just as students interested in refugees and forced migration would be served by understanding the economic factors that influence those issues, international bankers and consultants stand to gain from an awareness of the role of law and development in emerging markets. The Fletcher MALD allows students to make those connections. \n\nThe structure of the MALD program allows for a large degree of flexibility. Choosing from among the many courses offered at Fletcher, students select courses that match their own functional and/or regional interests, allowing them to design a program suited to their specific academic and professional goals. Students may also cross-register at the graduate and professional schools at Tufts and Harvard Universities. \n\nWithin the flexibility of the curriculum, however, there are both depth and breadth requirements that lend structure and focus to the program. MALD students must complete two Fields of Study, which are viewed as the basic “building blocks” of the Fletcher curriculum. The Fields are organized into 14 functional and 4 regional areas. To fulfill the breadth requirement, students are required to complete a certain number of courses from a select list within the three divisions of the curriculum: Diplomacy, History and Politics; Economics and International Business; and International Law and Organizations. \n\nThe Fletcher School offers several specialization certificates to MALD degree candidates. These certificates provide a "road map" to guide students in course selection, research, and outside-the-classroom activities necessary to develop the essential competence to work in these professional areas. \n\nIn addition to their studies at Fletcher, most MALD students spend the summer between their first and second years pursuing an internship in an area related to their studies.\n\nFor more information, please view the MALD degree requirements in the Academics section of the web site.\n \n\n\n \n      \n \n \n\n  \n \n    \n Fletcher Directory  |  Contact Us  |  Directions  |  Site Map   \n \n FletcherWeb@tufts.edu\n©2005 The Fletcher School, Tufts University\n\n160 Packard Avenue, Tufts University\nMedford, Massachusetts, 02155-7082 USA\nPhone: +1.617.627.3700
666352
Biology and life science would be good majors; here's a list of links to related occupations:\nhttp://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos076.htm\nhttp://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos183.htm\nhttp://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos168.htm\nhttp://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos176.htm\nhttp://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos168.htm\nhttp://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos047.htm
329623
First of all, where is your home country?\nSecond, what do you mean by majoring "medicine"? Are you talking about a pharmaceutic major?\nNeed to be more specific with your question.
37978
The world is at your doorstep ...\n\nAmbassador to a foreign country\nState, provincial or federal departments of foreign relations\nWork at the United Nations\nWork for an international charitable organization\nWork in media as a foreign correspondent\nTeach at a university\nCruise ship director\nTravel agency\n\nI hope this helps.
276032
I agree with Michiru Kaioh. If you want to go into politics get your undergraduate degree in politicial science. If you want to set yourself up to lead a major corporation, get your undergrad in business administration. If you want to practice intellectual property and copyright law a business undergrad will also suffice. If you want to be an ambulance chaser and do accidents and divorces an english undergrad degree will be fine.
201206
I have a degree in AB Communication Major in Photography and Film.  Graduated from DLSU but now realized I want to do medicine instead.  So i'll be taking up my pre-med as a nurse soon.
310444
Well it depends on the specific social science coursework. I got my Bachelor's Degree in Communication. Some of the careers available with this major are: public relations, consulting, teaching, project coordinating, research work, etc. etc. There are so many possiblities. I'm thinking of going on to law school.
353897
you should major in either chemistry or nucler medicine
597373
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foreign_relations_of_the_United_States
600331
Industrial Design.  I have a family member who majored in that and one of the school projects was to design new and innovative shoes.  You need somewhat of an artistic and technical type background.  Good luck.