Diploma in International Studies

The Diploma in International Studies provides students with a broad understanding of global politics, economics, cultures, and international relations. This program covers diplomacy, international law, global trade, and cross-cultural communication. Graduates of the Diploma in International Studies can work in government agencies, international organizations, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and multinational corporations.

Many students choose the Diploma in International Studies because:

• Strong demand for professionals in diplomacy, international trade, and global governance.
• Opportunities to work in embassies, global organizations, and international business.
• Exposure to diverse cultures and global political systems.
• Their high school grades are stopping them from pursuing their Bachelor at their dream university.

Some students do not choose the Diploma in International Studies because:

• Requires strong analytical and research skills.
• Involves studying complex political and economic theories.

Lifestyle During Study:

• Research on international policies, global markets, and cross-border relations.
• Engaging in discussions on global affairs and cultural diplomacy.
• Internship opportunities in embassies, NGOs, and multinational corporations.

After Graduation:

• Work in diplomacy, international trade, humanitarian organizations, or global media.
• Opportunities in policy analysis, foreign affairs, and cultural exchange programs.
• Career growth towards international law, global business, or political advisory roles.

What is Hard:

• Understanding international law and complex diplomatic negotiations.

What is Easy:

• Learning about different cultures and global events if you have an interest in world affairs.

Fun Fact:

"There are over 195 countries in the world, but only a few, like Switzerland, remain officially neutral in international conflicts."

Statistics:

The average salary for an NGO Program Coordinator in Saudi Arabia is SAR 157,000 annually. link

This is for you if you like:

• Politics and international relations.
• Learning about different cultures and global issues.
• Diplomacy and foreign affairs.
• International business and trade policies.
• Humanitarian work and global development.

Career Opportunities:

• Diplomatic Officer
• International Trade Specialist
• Policy Analyst
• NGO Program Coordinator
• Cultural Affairs Officer
• Global Business Consultant
• Foreign Correspondent

Relevant Certifications to Consider:

• International Relations Certification
• Global Business and Trade Certification
• Diplomatic Studies Certification