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Exploring Careers through Tufts Career Services
Career Services offers a number of resources for exploring careers that
are useful for IR majors. To get started exploring these resources, click
here.
IR Concentrations and their corresponding APSIA* Career Fields in
International Affairs
IR Thematic Concentrations are designed to give students specialized
knowledge in important sub-fields of international affairs. While an IR
major should be prepared to take a variety of paths following graduation, a
given Concentration may prepare a student especially well for entry into a
particular career field or graduate program.
To help students explore potential careers in the field and plan their
future course of study, the IR Program has matched each Thematic
Concentration in its curriculum with major career sub-fields related to that
path of study.
These sub-fields have been collectively identified by career offices
within the Association of Professional Schools of International Affairs
(APSIA)*. Students may wish to refer to APSIAs comprehensive International Careers Guide to explore more specifics about these
sub-fields.
Please note that while the career fields have been
listed under the IR concentrations that best prepare students for such
careers, each concentration is designed to prepare students for a wide range
of career paths, possibly including careers that are not mentioned under
that concentration.
*The Association of Professional Schools of International Affairs
(APSIA) is an organization that consists of the top graduate schools in
international affairs and public policy around the world. APSIA has put
together a comprehensive International Careers Guide to help students
explore what type of career they may want to pursue after school, and what
track of study in international affairs or graduate degree will best prepare
them for that field.
Coming Soon:
- Links to career field descriptions within the APSIA
International Careers Guide.
- List of Tufts IR courses that correspond to individual APSIA career
fields.
Link to your concentration:
| Regional Concentrations
General
- Human Rights
- International Education
- Political Risk Analysis
- Public Health & Nutrition
- Peace and Conflict Resolution
- International Development
- Humanitarian Aid & Relief
Europe & Former Soviet Union
International Economics
General
- Corporate Social Responsibility
- Energy
- International Law
- Nonprofit Management
- Trade Policy
Trade
- International Business
- International Security
- Investment Banking
- Marketing/ Sales
- Political Risk Analysis
- Public Relations
Finance
- International Business
- Investment Banking
- Marketing/ Sales
- Political Risk Analysis
- Public Relations
Environment
- Environmental Policy/Program
- Human Rights
- International Development
- Science, Technology & Public Policy
Development
- Environmental Policy/Program
- Human Rights
- Humanitarian Aid & Relief
- International Development
- International Education
- Political Risk Analysis
- Science, Technology & Public Policy
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Global Health, Nutrition and the Environment
- Corporate Social Responsibility
- Environmental Policy/Program
- Human Rights
- Humanitarian Aid & Relief
- International Development
- International Education
- International Law
- Nonprofit Management
- Public Health & Nutrition
- Science, Technology & Public Policy
International Security
- International Law
- International Security
- Peace and Conflict Resolution
- Political Risk Analysis
The US in World Affairs
- Corporate Social Responsibility
- International Law
- International Security
- International Business
Ideology & Culture in International Affairs
- Human Rights
- International Education
- International Law
- International Security
- Marketing/ Sales
- Nonprofit Management
- Peace and Conflict Resolution
- Political Risk Analysis
Concentration Neutral**
- Associations
- Consulting: Management & Strategic
- Foundations
- Human Resources Training and Development
- Journalism
- Think Tank
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**Any of the above concentrations may prepare students for these subfields
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