Making the world a safer place
Ready to explore the cultures, history and politics that shape our world? Prepare to work across boundaries in an interconnected, global society? Earn a degree in international security and diplomacy from Bridgewater.
As a major in international security and diplomacy, you are strongly encouraged to explore a minor in your area of interest – such as world languages and cultures, economics or business– and to pursue a relevant internship. You can also see the world from new perspectives by studying abroad or participating in the BC2DC program.
Specific requirements for this major can be found in the College Catalog.
Required Courses Meet the Faculty
What can you do with your degree in international security and diplomacy?
Like many BC graduates, you might enter graduate schools such as:
- Catholic University (International Studies)
- Clemson University (History)
- The George Washington University (International Development and Business)
- James Madison University (History)
- Indiana University (Hispanic Literature)
- Northwestern University (Politics/International Relations)
- University of Chicago (Middle Eastern Studies)
- University of Delaware (Public History)
- University of Pittsburgh (Security and Intelligence Studies)
- University of Richmond (Law School)
- University of South Carolina (Public History)
- Virginia Tech (Public Administration and Women’s Studies)
- West Virginia University (Doctoral History Program)
Or pursue a career in:
- Government Services
- Law Enforcement
- International Organizations
- Law
- Museum and Archival Work
- Religion
- Secondary and Higher Education
Learn more about employment and advancement in the field of political science from the American Political Science Association.
