Job Outlook
Projections from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) indicate that employment of international relations professionals – including diplomats – will increase by 6% through 2029. This is faster than the average growth rate for all occupations.
FAQs
Will I need prior experience in Modern Diplomacy to take this course?
No, although a general interest in global issues is encouraged.
What kind of job roles will this class prepare me for?
Graduates of a Modern Diplomacy and Diplomatic Challenges course can anticipate a promising job outlook across various sectors. These individuals are well-prepared for roles within diplomatic services, engaging in negotiations, representing their country's interests, and fostering international cooperation. Opportunities also abound within international organizations like the United Nations or NGOs involved in peacebuilding and humanitarian aid. In the corporate world, multinational corporations seek professionals with diplomatic skills for international business negotiations and government relations. Additionally, careers in policy research, consultancy, academia, and advisory services are viable paths for those equipped to address contemporary diplomatic challenges. With globalization and shifting geopolitical landscapes, the demand for individual adept at navigating diplomatic complexities continues to grow, ensuring ample opportunities for career growth and meaningful contributions to global cooperation and stability.
Prerequisites
None. This course accommodates students from diverse academic backgrounds and professional experiences.
Curriculum
This course, which will meet once weekly for 1.5 hours per session over 10 weeks, will cover topics including diplomatic institutions, public diplomacy, digital diplomacy, and the disruptive impacts of technology on geopolitics. An active-learning simulation will serve as athe capston experience.
Registration and Enrollment
This course is Hybrid. Add to cart and check out.
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