what can i do after i finish university, by studying politiks?
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You should look into an MBA...\n\nhttp://www.daylon.com/mba/\n\nThat link contains everything you need to know about an MBA and links to places where you can get your MBA.
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apply to a college, major in education with a concentration/minor in biology, apply at a school after graduating, get job, have a nice life!
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I've got an International Studies focusing on Europe BA as well. Most people start with internship experience, particularly if you want to work on the Hill. Depending on your political affiliations there are many organizations that help with job placement and have tons of listings, including politics, PR, and research. If you want more information on Democrat-related job listings, try Democratic Gain or Campaign Corps. I don't know the resources for Republican ones, but I'm sure similar ones exist.
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Uni? What is your studies?
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graduate college and then get elected. start with an unpaid \nelected position as school board or city council, then area commissions then\nif you are good at politics get elected to an area supervisor then state or other positions that are\nelected. it takes a lot of money for advertising, but a good ad agency could put together a campaign
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go to school, earn your degree, then you can go anywhere with it!
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If I were you, I would study accounting or finance. I majored in history and now applying to law schools. I've been out of school for two years. The only thing I got is general knowledge. Especially if you don't want to do grad. school, then study business. It's more practical and can open doors to major companies. You can always minor in Political Science. Good luck.
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well, though i haven't been involved in the field directly, i have taken courses in public affairs and policy management.  these courses are a lot of work, but if you're into developing strategies, investigating role players, and researching trends; it could be the kind of thing you would like.  i probably would have enjoyed my class more with a better professor, if that helps.  i saw you said you would be ok as long as you weren't given too much of it.  public affairs and policy is probably going to test your limits of "too much", but you seem like somebody that would enjoy working in this field.  It can be challenging and fun if you want it to be, but boring if you really aren't into it.  I hope that helped you out...good luck!
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A major in PoliSci is a jumping off point to a career in government and law. It's relationship is that of any other social study in that it prepares the student in a study that concerns itself with human activity.
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Examines and analyzes politics - why legislators vote as they do, why they propose certain bills, why the President and his administration takes certain actions.  \n\nDoes that help?  Are you looking for something more specific?
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The correct answer would be taking all the political science classes in school then getting a Political major degree or Political law intern with your local city consul committee.etc.  The funny correct answer is making sure you are dumber than the Pres. and can agree on everything that his father tells you to do oops I mean his mother tells you to do.
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Loyalty and integrity is more important.\nEducation wise you can try Fletcher School of Diplomacy.\nAfter your education you have to work in your foreign ministry first.
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Consult The Book of U.S. Government Jobs at your local library, take the Federal Civil Service Exam, or the exam for those who want to become a member of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. \n\nCollege students can talk to their counselors or contact the office at their college in charge of job placement. \n\nConsider making some political connections. Politicians do make for some "strange" bedfellows; but, they tend to "bed" with their own.
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Join your local political party of choice, volunteer for a good few years, door knocking, talking to people, campaigning, getting known in your community. Then, ideally volunteer in an MP's office to see if you will like the job. Then work your way up, get some elected positions under your belt at local level...maybe become a local councillor. Attend lots of local-level party meetings and try and change things from the inside. Then eventually stand for a reasonably safe seat in your (ideally local) constituency, and hope for the best. Et viola!
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apply for a scolarship. it sponsers your education and after university, you can get a guaranteed job.
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Volunteer for a political party while you search out the best and most affordable option. Learning on the "job" is the best way to improve your education while building a resume and developing useful contacts for future opportunities.\n\nIf you have true passion and drive for politics when volunteering you may find yourself being offered a paying position before you attend a single class. And that can influence your pool of options. Also there are many leadership training programs related to specific partisian agendas. Embedding yourself within a party will gain you insight into which ones offer the type of intense focus for the least amount of cash. Read everything. Reading is still the best cheap/free education in the world. Good luck!
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The Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management is affiliated with almost all graduate public policy schools in the U.S. The information provided here is to help students who are thinking about pursuing a degree at one of these programs. \n\n^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^\n\nCheck out:  Employment Opportunities in Politicial Science\n\n^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^\n\n The American Political Science Association is cautiously optimistic on employment\nprojects for political science graduates. The Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts that employment for social scientists\nwill grow. Openings for lawyers and legal support staff such as paralegal will increase. While the openings in\nbusiness and industry may be more limited, there will be a good job market for those who have developed computer\nor statistical skills. While openings in federal, state or local government are hard to predict, those who obtain\nsummer internships can improve their job possibilities in this area.