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• Acturial Sciences

international relations

International Relations is an academic discipline that focuses on studying one’s national policy with respect to the competitive world. This field helps you to acquire a systematic approach and ability to analyze political circumstances in t..

Indian Economic Service

Every Government agency requires certain specific committees, departments, employees, officials, and ministers to plan, administer, develop, and implement policies or strategies for the country. We live in a rapidly increasing country, where speci..

• Advise businesses, governments, and individuals on economic issues
• Design policies or make recommendations for solving economic problems
• Write articles for publication in newsletters and academic journals
• Apply theories and trends to benefit different organizations and industries
• Review new legislation, like minimum wage requirements or tariffs
• Provide economic advice to diverse set of stakeholders
• Carry out Research and analysis of past and present economic issues
• Analyze data using understanding of economic relationships to uncover trends
• Prepare reports, tables, and charts that present research results through exhaustive analysis of data
• Interpret and forecast impact of market trends on business/ economy

Career Pros Details

• Economics is one of the most sought after career options. With the growing economy worldwide, economists are in great demand in colleges and universities, banks, rating agencies, securities firms etc. Some of them can pay an economist in 6 figures. They have a high ability to influence the standard of living of an average man on the street.
• An experienced & knowledgeable Economist can talk his way out & gain respect from people from all walks of life.
• An economist is better informed of the complexities in the world.

Career Cons Details

• A career in economics has a wide scope, however, it’s not everyone’s piece of pie. One has to be in the know-about of all economic events happening in the world, be consistent throughout the graduation and post-graduation period and even after his studies are completed.

• Outstanding knowledge of Political and International Relations studies and theories:
• Being able to conduct research on International Relations data;
• knowing how to collect and sort data and findings from surveys, elections, legislation, and the media; and
• analyzing and documenting data.

• Excellent research and project development skills:
• Being able to translate ideas into practical goals and to define projects on international social issues; and
• applying theoretical and diplomatic approaches to international problems.

• Strong interpersonal, communication, and assessment skills:
• Easily and efficiently identifying international struggles and issues (e.g. ecology, terrorism, and international cooperation regarding armed conflicts).

• Analytical, problem-solving, and conflict resolution skills:
• Using creativity and imagination to develop new theories and to apply new solutions to problems.

• Organizational and time management skills:
• Strategically structuring and customizing interview materials and observation sheets; and
• prioritizing and planning work activities so as to use time efficiently while managing a high volume, diverse workload.

• Exceptional professionalism and strong work ethic:
• Being trustworthy enough to handle sensitive/confidential information