Is Studying International Relations Worth It?

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This video is 5 years old, with the recent upheaval in the world, I wonder if there are any changes to the demand of this degree.

It’s good as interdisciplinary. Maybe more useful than communications, but honestly, not worth it. Get an international business degree. Hell even a psych degree has more applications. And that’s saying a lot because everyone says “don’t study psych, unless you plan on grad school.” Seriously, avoid this degree and be realistic. If you’re not good at math and maybe need more remedial work, stay close to home and go tot the community college and get Econ, and Remedial math coursework. Seriously, it’s what I should’ve done. It may be a good prelaw degree, but honestly you need a mathematics related degree or applied science degree if law school doesn’t work out.

KNOW THIS! An Econ and/or psych major can do what an international relations degree can do, but an IR degree can’t do what they can do. And yes, it’s far too narrow. Even if you have a plan, it’s far too narrow.

Actually after I was given this degree as a second choice I worked her to understand it but never realized what part I should force on
Anyways I would say this video have me clarity
Thank you so much ❤

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I am going to apply for the master degree in the field of International Studies at the university institute of Lisbon .

unfortunately the majors i like are always considered "useless" by the masses (capitalists)

Planning for a master’s in Germany and Globro looks helpful, but I’m not sure if the info is up to date.

Update, its a good well rounded degree. But my advice is, be practical and realistic. Times have changed fast and you’re better off majoring in international busines, information systems or economics if this is a major you’re considering. Even as a prelaw student. I’m sorry but English, History, Foreign Language, Cultural Studies (of any kind), Psychology, community leadership, business specializations in Human Resources, Real Estate, marketing, Urban Planning, Anthopology, Sociology, Education, Communications, Journalism, Sexuality and Gender Studies, Political Science , Philosophy and yes International Relations just aren’t practical degrees anymore. Not everyone is meant to be an engineer or finance bro. Not everyone is meant to go to a super challenging school right out of high school either, but we really need to be educating kids on economy younger so they can be ready for the transition to adulthood. You’re better off focusing on the fundamentals at a local community college and then finishing up business or STEM degree at 4 years school. That or a trade school. The internet has also made the job market more competitive than ever. Learn something that’s in demand even if you’re not passionate about it. - from an International Relations alumnus from the Ohio State University.

This video slapped my confusion right out of me.

I am currently enrolled in a masters degree in Intercultural Studies. I have to choose my paper's topic , and i am supper cinfused. Any ideas? Xan you please help ?!

I’m fired up after watching this, so good!

Debating whether to do this or just do International Law. 😅 Thanks!

I’d highly recommend double majoring in economics with this degree. IR has a ton of potential but it takes a lot of careful planning & if life throws you a curveball the economics degree will be a very safe backup plan that even if everything goes well will open a lot of doors, for example international business.

Pls can you do PowerPoint presentation on international relation sir

11:45 Makes no sense. With international relations you can pivot to public administration, economics, law, teaching, etc. type fields.

Using public relations as a proxy for an international relations degree makes no sense tbh

Please gave me those links for the jobs

I have a bachelors in Communication and want to do another bachelors in IR.... maybe in Paris next year. I just need someone to talk sense into me

What if i also have a medical degree

What's yours opinion on doing ug in political science and pg in international relations. Is it worth?

I recently completed my BS international relations degree and now i am thinking of doing masters in international relations. I might switch to mphil in criminology. Haven't decided yet

This video definitely gave me a Reality Check...😭😭

As someone who majored in International Relations. I can tell you that I do lament at times I was not more practical like pursuing a finance or engineering degree. Especially in today’s economy. Minored in Mandarin Chinese thinking I was going to work for Dept of Defense or a government agency. And thank god that didn’t work out. Especially now with everyone in the government losing their jobs. Plus federal government does, understandingly, want control in every aspect of your life (where you live, how often you see your family, your social circle). I work in finance now. Wanted to switch to finance halfway through my sophomore year but it would’ve taken me another year in college and couldn’t afford it. Now, all that being said there is opportunities in data analysis with this major. That I will give it. But honestly you’re better off focusing on engineering or business degree. But like me, if it is already too late, you can still use your education in International Relations to pivot to data analysis, Human Resources, and finance.

I did it for 2 years. only wanted it to move to switzerland!

Wanted to go law school. Became a cop.

Nice, greeting from bachelor of IR from Indonesia. I wish I can continue forward for taking my master degree abroad, and have international experience globally. Will be coming soon😊✨🙏

Nah! I'll definitely going to do my masters in IR, currently I'm in my 3rd year of bachelor's in political science, and will apply for masters in IR from Australia, and going to be the next UN security council head🗿🗿
Just wait for me António I'll soon be there!

Studying international relations has been one the greatest things ever happen to me because it’s a wide spectrum that teaches your politics , economics and law amongest others but adding up new skills like languages makes you even more valuable, powerful and unstoppable.
This course is not only for resolving the current issues but also the past and not forgetting using our negotiation techniques and strategies to shape our future for all generations to come .