What jobs are there with an International Relations degree?
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"A wide range of employers, including the Civil Service, local authorities and other public sector organisations, both national and international, universities and colleges, manufacturing and commercial companies, financial institutions, solicitors' firms, publishing companies and media employers."\n\nI would suggest reviewing some of the above types of companies and deciding which type of industry(ies) you would like to work in. Then, search Monster.com or another job posting board for the specific companies and jobs in those industries. The job postings should have descriptions that make it clear whether you are qualified or not.
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If you want to travel, then you should think about international marketing.  I am currently working in this field, and it can require a lot of travel.  an International Business degree would get you there.  Or you can specialize in a field that you like, but its the business degrees that make you the money.
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You can go into public reltions,public communications... translating jobs for U.N. would be cool!
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It really depends on what you want to do, but the majority of people do government work.  Security and intelligence would probably be a good choice in this day and age.  I did my BA in International Studies (I started at OSU, too!), with an area studies concentration in Western Europe, and I wanted to work for an NGO like the UN or WHO.  I changed my mind by the time I graduated, but I loved Int'l Studies, and the home exchange I did (Sweden) was a life changing experience.  I can tell you that most of the people from my program (I graduated from BGSU) went to work for the US State Dept., Washington think-tanks, or went on to grad/professional schools, most often law school.  \n\nAs for what I've done with my Int'l Studies degree, I did use my degree for a time as an internship coordinator at a university, where I found internships for undergrads in int'l nonprofit organizations.  This fall I am going to start my doctorate in sociology, and I hope to do my research in Europe, so, all told, I'll be using it after all!\n\nBest of luck to you!
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Besides the obvious (you can be a historian!), history majors can go into teaching, journalism, law, politics, investment banking...just kidding on the last one, but stranger things have happened.
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I am in the same boat. What I have heard is while it helps higher national agencies prefer specialization in other subjects, international relations helps a lot. I have heard they also like it if you are in a cj honor society. It will help you be more likely for higher positions in general police, corrections, etc work. What helps THE most is getting experience, if you are not like me and have the time take an intership, try to go as high as you can. Its very competitive but CIA has a program for students but for the program you have to go there...
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Sounds like you'd be a good teacher!!  You might want to also think of behind the scenes politics - policy development, operations, etc.  You could also become a lawyer!  You have lots of options!
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maybe you can be a translator in embassy,channels of TV, a lot of jobs need a translator \nI need a translator
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In publishing, for the CIA, for the Coast Guard, in universities, in schools, for the Park Service, as a diplomat...any number of places, depending on their interests and skills.
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The State Department Web site has some great information: http://careers.state.gov/officer/join/index.html\n\nHere's some advice based on my experience:\n\n1. Do well in school. It reflects how seriously you achieve your personal goals. \n2. Get some real-world experience\n3. Read up on foreign affaird\n4. Study for and pass the Foreign Service Written Examination\n5. Prepare for the Oral Exam (go on a lot of job interviews)
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The UN has a website.  The website has a "careers' page.  You can check that out for open positions and job requirements.
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First, you should talk to an advisor at your university. This is advice from my advisor and personal research. If you're talking about being an International Trade Specialist or International Marketing Specialist go for Business Adm. (Marketing or anything else should work) and a MBA in International Business. American Intercontinental Univerisity offers International Business as in the undergraduate program. If you're thinking about government employment in Foreign Policies, try Business, or whatever major Pre-Law students are in. Also try www.usajobs.opm.gov to see what education is required for certain positions. I just changed my major to Bus. Adm.- Marketing to be an International Trade Specialist for a mojor corporation like Sony!!
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Here are some job titles held by persons with a degree in English. Some may require some practical experience (for example, an internship or volunteer work) or other work experience.\n\nJob Titles:\nAbstract Writer \nAdvertising Copywriter \nAdvertising Executive/Sales\nBibliographer \nBookstore Manager \nClaim Adjuster/Examiner \nCopy Editor \nCorporate Communications \nCritic \nCustomer Service Representative \nEditor \nEnglish/Literature Professor \nFeature Writer\nFundraiser \nGrant Writer  \nIndexer \nJournalist \nLegal Assistant \nLegislative Aide \nLexicographer \nLibrarian \nLiterary Agent \nLobbyist \nManuscript Reader \nMarket Researcher\nMedia Planner \nNewspaper/Magazine Journalist \nPoet \nPolicy & Procedures Analyst \nPolitical Campaign Organizer \nPress Secretary \nProofreader \nPublic Affairs Coordinator \nPublic Relations Specialist \nRadio/TV Announcer \nRadio/TV Program Assistant \nReporter \nResearcher \nScreen/Television Script Writer \nSenior Editor \nSpeechwriter \nTeacher \nTechnical Writer/Communicator  \nWriter/Author \nWriting Center Director
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You might try looking up the UN on the web and see what security positions they do maintain. Security for WHO, civil rights investigators or the diplomatic corps might be along the lines of what you're looking for if they have their own. Any army you might join will be the same, nations look out for their own interests, not everybody else's. Even true of the Foreign Legion. Interpol might be to your liking. \nBut I'm afriad your idealism is likely to find you being disappointed in any of them, idealists are too often used or railroaded by those with their own agendas... sad, but true.
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Food delivery technician.... LOL.\n\nOr maybe 'Sustenance Engineer'.
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Become fluent in a foreign language and build up a network in a foreign country.  I see you're an ESL teacher, so consider looking for jobs teaching executives, lawyers, etc.  I'm going to link to the website for a company that does this kind of work in Brazil, just so you can see what I'm referring to.\n\nNext, apply to the foreign services department of your national govenment (the name of which varies from nation to nation).  I'll link the Canadian office below, but you'd need to find the office iu your home country.\n\nOh, and I'm assuming that you already have some sort of university degree and a way to prove that you're interested in foreign affairs (related education, volunteer work, published articles, etc.)
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You can check out this directory of work-abroad agencies and international jobs: http://www.macquil.com/abroad.php\nGood luck!