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In today’s age, international affairs seem to occur at a hypersonic pace. It can be difficult to keep track of the latest developments, let alone take the time to consider longer-term issues. There are millions of different sources of information vying for our attention. Which should we trust? Where should we turn?  In this article, we explore reputable and noteworthy sources of information on international affairs across three media: podcasts, newsletters, and books. We sugg

Pursuing a master's qualification can be a worthwhile investment for your career in international affairs. It can enhance your expertise, develop your technical skills and expand your network. Master's programs are usually both competitive and a significant financial investment, so it is best to consider which program, if any, is best for you.  In this article, we explore ten master's programs in international affairs across Australia and the world that are worth your conside

In this career spotlight, we have the pleasure of speaking with   Gaia Trincone , a trainee at the German Agency for International Cooperation (GIZ). Gaia reflects on her experiences studying at top universities and the value of working across international, regional and local levels to establish her career in her chosen area of international affairs. Gaia Trincone is a Master’s graduate in International Development from Sciences Po Paris School of International Affairs with

Graduate programs are often considered the only viable entryway into a career in international affairs. But they are not. Internships and  entry-level jobs are two potentially attractive alternatives. This article examines the pros and cons of internships and entry-level jobs to help you decide whether to pursue one. It then provides tips to help you secure an internship or entry-level opportunity that could begin your career. Internships in international affairs Internships