Known colloquially as “poli-sci,” political science majors are varied in their interests, but all share a common fascination with how the world’s governments function not only within their own borders, but also with the governments of other nations. Not just a path for those looking to get into academia, political science offers a degree program that opens doors to a host of really interesting jobs, both inside and outside the traditional political framework. Here are the top 10 career options for political science majors, but we encourage you to also look into becoming an international consultant, a political researcher, a public servant, political economist, or international banking professional. If you’re hungry for more, visit the American Political Science Association‘s website for tons of references and advice.
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