Political Science
Political Science
Graduates of political science typically pursue paths related to government, law,
business, finance, international affairs, non-profit, education, communications and
journalism.
- Job Titles
- Activist, Advocate/Organizer
- Archivist
- Attorney
- Banking Analyst
- Campaign Operative
- CIA Analyst/Agent
- City Planner
- City Housing Administrator
- Congressional Office/Committee Staffer
- Coordinator of Federal or State Aid
- Communications Director
- Corporate Analyst
- Corporate Public Affairs Advisor
- Corporate Economist
- Corporate Information Analyst
- Corporate Adviser for Governmental Relations
- Corporation Legislative Issue Manager
- Federal Government Analyst
- Foreign Service Officer
- Immigration Officer
- International Agency Officer
- International Researcher Specialist
- Juvenile Justice Specialist
- Labor Relations Specialist
- Lobbyist
- Mediator
- Policy Analyst
- Public Opinion Analyst
- State Legislator
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- Jobs and Internships
- American Political Science Association
- Cato Institute
- DC Internships
- Federal Government Employment
- Idealist
- International Association for Political Science Students
- Library of Congress
- National Parks Service
- Non-Profit Job Boards
- Oklahoma State Legislature
- Smithsonian Office of Fellowships & Internships
- State of Oklahoma Jobs
- U.S. Department of State
- Washington Internship Institute
- White House Internships
- Work for Good
- Skills
- Think independently and conduct in-depth analyses
- Communicate effectively utilizing concise, persuasive writing and clear verbal communication skills
- Understand complex social structures
- Function effectively in a multi-cultural world, tolerance of others, and a concern for current affairs