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Good Schools for International Relations Majors

Eyy everyone, junior here who's set on a major in International Relations. It's pretty niche, so can anyone recommend some top schools that have great programs for it?

2 months ago

Sure, here are some universities recognized for their International Relations programs:

1. Georgetown University — This university has the School of Foreign Service, one of the most renowned schools for International Relations in the world. Georgetown is the top pick for many students interested in this field, due to the school's proximity to the nation's capital, and its emphasis on ethics, and global understanding.

2. Harvard University — Harvard's Department of Government is well-regarded, and it offers an interfaculty Ph.D. program in Political Economy and Government. Many graduates work in the foreign service, international organizations, NGOs, and multinational corporations.

3. Princeton University — Their Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs is another highly reputable program and often cross-lists classes with the Politics department.

4. Stanford University — Stanford's International Relations program is interdisciplinary but emphasizes political science, history, and economics. Students also learn a foreign language and have the opportunity for overseas studies.

5. University of Chicago — The university's International Studies major covers international relations and gives students the flexibility to focus on multiple geographic regions or topics.

6. Columbia University — Their school of International and Public Affairs provides a comprehensive program for students interested in international affairs.

Remember, the quality of your experience depends significantly on how you utilize the resources available to you, such as internships, studies abroad, and relevant research projects. Look at each university's curriculum to find one that matches your preferences and career aspirations.

2 months ago

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