Students interested in international business can benefit form coursework in international politics and foreign area studies. The following is a list of resources to help students plan for their future after graduation from UM-St. Louis with a degree in political science. Many faculty members have contacts in the public or private sector which inform them as to opportunities for jobs and the skills that employers are looking for. If preparation for a career involves a second degree, the UM-St.
Faculty are usually very willing to write recommendations.
Obviously, students should ask for recommendations from faculty who they have reason to believe know them best and for whom they have done particularly good academic work. Faculty can write much stronger recommendations the more detailed information they have about the student, so students seeking letters of reference should supply the reference with a brief r sum outlining key aspects of their academic record, extracurricular activities, community service, etc. 2. There are many books on the subject of training for and finding a job. Some are specific to political science, while others are more generic in nature. These are available in libraries, in campus career planning offices, or can be ordered from the publishers.