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International Relations Program

International Relations is one of the hottest fields for young people emerging into the job market. Now more than ever, the global economy and international peace remain critical to everyone’s life, and a degree in International Relations form Carroll College will usher you into a career where you can be involved with such vital issues as globalizations, diplomacy, international conflict, and human rights.

Whether you plan to start a career after graduation or continue your education in government, international law, international business, diplomacy, teaching, journalism, or another field, Carroll’s International Relations program will get you there. Employers and graduate schools seek students with the critical thinking and communication skills as well as knowledge of global politics, economics, history, and geography you will gain through Carroll’s International Relations curriculum. International internships, study abroad opportunities and honors thesis programs round out Carroll’s unique International Relations offerings that will boost you into the career or graduate school of your choice.

WHAT CAN YOU DO WITH THIS DEGREE?

 A degree in International Relations can lead to many careers in federal, state and local governments, law, business, international organizations, nonprofit organizations, journalism, and teaching. Specific career opportunities include: Foreign service officer; CIA analyst or agent; international lawyer; federal policy analyst; congressional office/committee staffer; customs officer; immigration officer; international agency officer; international research specialist; legislative analyst / coordinator; lobbyist; think-tank analyst; political commentator;  public affairs research analyst; manager/officer for international banking or business firms; and, university professor.

10 reasons

to choose carroll college for this program

  1. A specific major in International Relations, not a concentration as is the case in many colleges
  2. An interdisciplinary program which fosters systematic thinking across different areas of knowledge
  3. Small class size and professors that know you personally
  4. Faculty dedicated to students
  5. Post-graduate success
  6. Numerous study abroad opportunities
  7. The great outdoors is your backyard
  8. A great intellectual environment
  9. Commitment to academic excellence
  10. Undergraduate research opportunities