Some of the areas covered in the program include international relations, conflict management, economics, and policy, enabling graduates to apply for policy analyst, diplomat or consultant positions in the government or international institutions. Long-term opportunities include leadership roles in global think tanks, NGOs, or governmental agencies. The opportunity to study this course in a foreign country provides students with a more extensive view on world political environments and global policy measures. Most universities provide a chance to work with the policymaking institutions globally, undertake research in international organisations, and opt for internships with the UN or other similar bodies. This international exposure ensures graduates are well-prepared to tackle global challenges and contribute to shaping the future of international diplomacy and policy.