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Have you ever considered how countries navigate global politics, form partnerships or solve global problems? In international relations you will learn about global and comparative politics. You will also learn valuable skills in critical thought, oral and written communication and quantitative reasoning鈥攖he very skills most useful to employers in all fields, like law, business and journalism, not just politics.

As an interdisciplinary program, all majors are required to complete five core courses: Introduction to American Politics or Introduction to Global Politics, one economics course, one history course, one geography course and an advanced language course. Beyond the core courses, you will choose one topical concentration in development and political economy, diplomacy and global order, societies and beliefs or U.S. foreign policy and national security, and one regional specialization in Africa, Asia, Europe, Latin America or the Middle East. International relations can complement your many other interests, a second major or minors and prepares you to engage an increasingly complex world.

AREAS OF STUDY

Development and Political Economy

Diplomacy and Global Order

Societies and Beliefs

U.S. Foreign Policy and National Security

CAREER OPTIONS

Politics

Law

Journalism

Government Agencies

Business

Non-Governmental Organizations

Nonprofits

Public Policy and Administration

GRADUATE PROGRAMS

Political Science

International Business

Military Sciences

Law

Journalism

Public Policy

Public Administration

• Development and Political Economy
• Diplomacy and Global Order
• Societies and Beliefs
U.S. Foreign Policy and National Security