An undergraduate degree in International Relations and Global Affairs prepares students for the challenges of working in a globalized and complex world, opening a diverse range of career pathways due to the adaptable and transferrable knowledge and skills acquired. Studying International Relations and Global Affairs allows students to gain a broad range of knowledge in different areas of international affairs while allowing students to specialize in their field of choice. Below are some of the typical jobs and careers graduates might pursue:

• Member of the Diplomatic Corps
• International Aid/Development Worker
• United Nations Officer
• Government Official and Civil Servant
• Policy Analyst and Consultant
• Journalist
• Research and Information Professional
• Corporate Social Responsibility Coordinator
• Diversity and Inclusion Officer
• Lobbyist
• International Business Consultant
• Political and Economic Risk Analyst