What Can You Do with a Politics & International Relations Degree

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[@lauren9004]

Interesting

[@jakoblindelof92]

nothing, is the answer.

[@ahmedsohail828]

Why are you so disappointed about IR? Did you graduate yet?

[@jakoblindelof92]

@@ahmedsohail828 well no, I studied mechanical engineering and the market is saturated so I assumed IR was aswell. But who knows maybe everyone is going to STEM and there are jobs in IR.

[@ahmedsohail828]

@@jakoblindelof92 oh I see, Interestingly, I am also in my first semester of Mechanical Engineering as well 😂 Btw, Your country? And any advice or your views on Mechanical Engineering job market?

[@jakoblindelof92]

@@ahmedsohail828 Well, I have a lot of tips but will try to keep it short. Engineering is in my opinion pretty saturated. It is a lot of hard work. When I was young I was naive. I though that companies would "chase" me with a mech eng degree. They did not. Took me 6 months to get a job. And the salary was not very good. The point is I dont think the hard work was worth it since engineering degree is not the golden ticket it used to be. Im from Sweden and I think it is the same all over the western world. But good luck to you son hope you goals come true. PS: If you are very good in math/physcis and generally good at engineering then I think it might work out.

[@SwitzerlandEducation4471]

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