48 monthsProgramme duration
Jan-2000Starting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
International Relations/Studies/Affairs
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
International relations takes a cross-disciplinary approach to global affairs. Students study both history and current affairs from a global perspective, and also complete higher level foreign language courses. In addition to the bachelor's program, UIndy is the only school in Indiana to offer a master's degree in international relations. 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. You can expect to learn about the power, both relative and economic, that international states have, the role of organizations, and the existence and resolution of conflict in both the past and current times. You'll also be encouraged to experience international relations first-hand for a more in-depth learning experience. Program strengths Broad range of courses that cover topics such as power, economics, and conflict on the international scale Development of skills necessary for in-depth research into international issues Courses in history and political science built into curriculum for a more rounded educational experience Opportunities for first-hand experience with local organizations dealing with international issues Chances to study abroad or through the Lugar Academy Washington Semester program International relations majors have interned or worked for: Exodus Refugee Horizon International Amnesty International Federal Bureau of Investigation Central Intelligence Agency Potential careers in international relations 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: 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. Journalist or media analyst: If you are interested in analyzing current political or economic situations, then you might consider becoming a journalist. 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. 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. Lawyer: Studying international relations with a pre-law concentration can help you enter law school and become a specialized lawyer. Graduate school: If you enjoy the academic life and want to learn more, graduate school may be the right option for you.
Programme overview
Main Subject
International Relations/Studies/Affairs
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
International relations takes a cross-disciplinary approach to global affairs. Students study both history and current affairs from a global perspective, and also complete higher level foreign language courses. In addition to the bachelor's program, UIndy is the only school in Indiana to offer a master's degree in international relations. 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. You can expect to learn about the power, both relative and economic, that international states have, the role of organizations, and the existence and resolution of conflict in both the past and current times. You'll also be encouraged to experience international relations first-hand for a more in-depth learning experience. Program strengths Broad range of courses that cover topics such as power, economics, and conflict on the international scale Development of skills necessary for in-depth research into international issues Courses in history and political science built into curriculum for a more rounded educational experience Opportunities for first-hand experience with local organizations dealing with international issues Chances to study abroad or through the Lugar Academy Washington Semester program International relations majors have interned or worked for: Exodus Refugee Horizon International Amnesty International Federal Bureau of Investigation Central Intelligence Agency Potential careers in international relations 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: 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. Journalist or media analyst: If you are interested in analyzing current political or economic situations, then you might consider becoming a journalist. 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. 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. Lawyer: Studying international relations with a pre-law concentration can help you enter law school and become a specialized lawyer. Graduate school: If you enjoy the academic life and want to learn more, graduate school may be the right option for you.
Admission Requirements
5.5+
Applicants should complete a college preparatory curriculum (such as a Core 40 or Academic Honors in Indiana) and satisfactorily complete 30-40 courses from the following subject areas: English and literature, History, Foreign language, Mathematics (algebra, geometry, trigonometry, calculus, or other similar college preparatory courses), Laboratory science (biology, advanced biology, chemistry, advanced chemistry, anatomy and physiology, etc.); Social studies (sociology, psychology, economics, and government). Other English Language Requirements: A TOEFL score of 500 paper-based.
48 Months
Jan-2000
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