Which area of study in International Relations offers better career growth prospects?

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Zubin Mehta
8 years ago
International relations has wide areas with amole of scope with all of them in various territories. However, the area with maximum scope and career growth is observed with “International Economic" as per Glassdoor as majority of students are offered roles into international economics. With this ar

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Konatham Abhishek
6 years ago
This area of specialisation, candidates can secure job opportunities into roles like:- 1. Forex Manager 2. International Fund manager 3. Insurance Broker 4. Chief Data scientist 5. Economic Adviser 6. Ministry of Services Adviser 7. Deal and Hedge Fund manager 8. Book running lead manager 9. Registr

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Devi singh
8 years ago
International Affairs Officer (Military): Joining the Armed Forces as an International Affairs Officer is a viable option for graduates. The Armed Forces play a significant role in the execution of foreign policy. Careers in the Armed Forces or Military Services are well structured allowing for gro

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Udit Bhatia
8 years ago
All the areas of study in international relations have equally good career prospects. This is because international relations is a very exhaustive subject, comprising of: 1. Economics 2. International history 3. Political science 4. European history 5. Geopolitical events 6. Communication skills 7.

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