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- Policy analyst assistant
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Political Science and International Relations
Political Science and International Relations examines power, institutions, lawmaking, public policy, diplomacy, conflict, cooperation, and civic life. It suits students who read widely and enjoy debate and public issues.
General career guidance. Last reviewed: 2026-08-04. Program structures and admission requirements may differ by university.
Typical activities
- Analyze policy
- Discuss public issues
- Write briefs
- Study international events
Possible challenges
- Heavy reading
- Complex political debates
- Need for balanced reasoning
Preferred environments
- Government institution
- Office
- Field or outdoor environment
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