Which has a better scope and why: International Relations or History ?
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8 years ago
Skills that you need:
You need certain skills to ensure that you get a good job in this industry. You also need them to grow in your job. A degree in international relations will help you in working on the required skills. Your course in International Relations will give you insights about various

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8 years ago
To be honest, the value of the course is based on the student that how you do it! In general, there is very good scope in both the two courses of history and international relations. But still, out of these two, I would suggest you to go for international relations as compared to history. The reason

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6 years ago
Both are important in real sense as IR is incomplete without history. Without history you can't make any treaties and MoU with any country.

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6 years ago
History graduates are primarily employed in field of education, research and Travel & Tourism. Graduates in International Relations are employed in government, journalism, law, non-governmental organizations, international business, and teaching and research. Some of the IR experts become free lance

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8 years ago
MA International Relations and MA History are diverse career and are very difficult to be compared with each other. However based on available data MA history graduates have lesser job opportunities in comparison to MA International Relations graduates. History graduates are primarily employed in fi
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