Hertfordshire International College

You are responsible for finding your internship or placement, and the School and the University will assist you. The 'Workplace Preparation' module is meant to help you get ready for your new job. The University's specialised Placements Team and Careers and Employment Service are available to assist you in your search. The University has connections with various organisations in many sectors that can provide relevant possibilities. You can also find a placement through personal relationships or networking services like LinkedIn, but you must ensure that the University accepts it beforehand.

Individuals with a master's degree in International Relations are well-prepared for work and frequently work in the following fields:

• Policy: Graduates may wish to work in government, think tanks, or non-governmental organisations (NGOs) in policy research and creation
• Vocation: Graduates frequently wish to apply what they learned in the course in a more vocational environment, such as journalism, human resources, or marketing, in both the public and private sectors
• Research: Graduates may wish to pursue a career in research in the public sector, such as polling, market research, or research and development, or in the commercial sector, such as polling, market research, or research and development