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08 Aug 2014, 07:21
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Is it possible for an individual pursuing a bachelor in Political Science or Business administration to pursue a master degree in International Relations?
I would like to work with international relations of private companies instead of going to government diplomacy, besides MBA are there any post graduation or specialization that is worth getting? PHD? Doing research at universities?
Thanks!
I would like to work with international relations of private companies instead of going to government diplomacy, besides MBA are there any post graduation or specialization that is worth getting? PHD? Doing research at universities?
Thanks!
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09 Aug 2014, 20:03
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Absolutely. I think we're in reverse academic positions, but have similar goals. You might want to check out programs such as Georgetown's masters in foreign service, Johns Hopkins SAIS, the Fletcher School at Tufts, etc. there are a lot of solid programs out there and I've just listed a few. Having a business background definitely helps you understand the quantitative side of international business e.g. International finance, trade deals. getting a degree more focused on international relations makes sense because it can help you understand the politics and other "soft power" issues. Because everything is interconnected from politics to business getting a masters in international relations will definitely help your pitch.
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