Prepare for a Career in International Relations and Data Analysis
The Bachelor of Science in Informatics with a concentration in International Relations at Indiana University Southeast provides you with the technical expertise to analyze and manage global data. This program combines informatics with international relations, preparing you for a variety of roles in global diplomacy, policy analysis, and international development. You’ll learn about data analytics, global affairs, and international policy frameworks, enabling you to develop solutions for government agencies, NGOs, and international organizations. You’ll learn in small classes from expert faculty committed to your success in both informatics and international relations.
Hands-on Learning with International Data and Systems
A central aspect of the B.S. in Informatics with an International Relations concentration at IU Southeast is practical, hands-on experience. You’ll work on real-world projects, developing practical skills in global data management, policy analysis, and international systems. From analyzing international trade data to studying global geopolitical trends, you’ll acquire the skills that employers seek in international relations and data analytics professionals. The collaborative classroom environment ensures close interaction with peers and IUS faculty, providing a deeper understanding of international issues and the role of data in global decision-making.
Learn from Faculty with Global Experience
At IU Southeast, you’ll be mentored by faculty with practical experience in international relations and informatics. With expertise in global politics, international development, and data analysis, your professors will keep you informed about the latest trends in global affairs and international data systems. Their guidance will ensure you are well-prepared to address the evolving challenges of international relations and data analysis in a globalized world.
Career Information
Graduates of the B.S. in Informatics with an International Relations concentration are well-prepared for careers in international diplomacy, global data analysis, and policy research. Many pursue roles as international relations analysts, global policy consultants, or data analysts for government agencies, think tanks, NGOs, or multinational corporations. Others may work with international organizations, analyzing data to inform policy decisions on issues like trade, security, or human rights. With the skills developed at IU Southeast, you’ll be equipped to navigate complex global issues and contribute to meaningful change in international relations.
Degree Information
120 Credit hours
Minimum culumulative GPA of 2.0
In-person
Degree requirements
Please visit the IU Southeast Bulletin website for specific degree requirements.
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