Lois Said:

Political Science/International studies classes, etc..?!?

We Answered:

There's a ton of jobs with those majors! There are various NGOs and IGOs you could work with, government positions, government contractor positions, government relations for various businesses, lawyer, lobbyist, campaign worker, etc. If you're willing to move to the Washington, DC Metro Area (or the capital city of whichever country you're in), there should be a bunch of opportunities available.

Donna Said:

Global Policy Studies MA as a path to be a diplomat?

We Answered:

If you are from the states forget about Global Policy Studies and get your masters in International Relations. 2 of the best programs are Princeton (run through Tufts) and Georgetown. You can then get a job as a "Foreign Service Officer". If you develop a proficiency in a foriegn language it will take you far as an fso and toward a high ranking in the State Department.

Margie Said:

International Studies vs. Global Politics?

We Answered:

I think either would be good. I actually intend to take the MA in Global Politics in Ateneo this coming school year, hoping for a future career in international affairs or in politics

Minnie Said:

government policy for international students for pharmacy?

We Answered:

Most pharmacy schools do not accept international students for their PharmD programs. It'll be hard for you to find a school.

Diana Said:

how strict is Canada international policy wanting to study aboard as i have enough of the uk?

We Answered:

Most countries allow foreigners to study but you will need a definite admission to a course before you can apply. REMEMBER YOU WILL HAVE TO PAY ALL THE FEES AND YOUR LIVING COSTS.