International Relations is an interdisciplinary major that leads to careers or graduate study in government, law, international business and finance, communications and diplomacy. Graduates can also seeks employment with nonprofit international institutions, such as the United Nations or the World Bank . Work with their academic advisor, students fashion a concentration in such areas as diplomacy, international business, national security studies, and the history and culture of a geographic region. Students must study a foreign language, and study abroad is encouraged. Pre-Law Option for the International Relations Major.
Many students planning to attend law school select the international relations major.
Professor Kenn Tacchino , the University's pre-law advisor, assists students in planning their program preparatory to law school applications. Students are encouraged to study abroad for one semester. If students wish to study abroad, they should plan to do so either in the summer or during the fall of their senior year.