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Hosted by imgur.comMost of us have different views of what a career in international affairs really means, state dinners, cocktail parties, etc., but the reality is that a career in international affairs includes a wide range of specialties within the private, non-profit, and government fields. Many schools such as The New School, a premier New York University, offer career counseling services to students in the international affairs graduate programs to help them understand potential career paths available.

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International Affairs Careers – Non-Profit

Non-Profit organizations are one of the most popular career choices among students graduating with masters in international affairs. There are numerous non-profit international volunteer organizations, so naturally finding employment is not an issue. Although salaries may not be overly competitive, you may find their work to be rewarding both personally and professionally. A career in an international non-profit organization exemplifies the concept of “Think Global, Act Local”.

MADRE

Women have been denied basic human rights in many parts of the world, if you are looking for an organization that is dedicated to providing basic health, reproductive rights, education and economic development opportunities to women in different parts of the world, MADRE is a place for you. MADRE partners with local women’s rights organizations and provides them with training and resources necessary in solving some of the problems faced by women in those communities.

The International Rescue Committee

IRC offers perhaps one of the most rewarding careers for those seeking employment with humanitarian organizations. The IRC responds to some of the world’s worst emergencies, typically within 72 hours. Employment within the IRC can be classified within two categories, emergency response and post-conflict development. Personal growth within the organization is highly encouraged and commitment to personal development highly emphasized.

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