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division of Student Affairs
POLITICAL SCIENCE
The
undergraduate political science major is designed to give students a well-rounded
background in the social sciences and to prepare them for a variety of
fields that require a thorough knowledge of politics. These fields include
law, government service (federal, state, local), teaching, business, publishing,
social service, and others. The department also offers graduate work leading
to the master's degree.
Department web site:
http://tecn.rutgers.edu/politicalscience/
| SAMPLE
OCCUPATIONS |
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| Urban/Regional
Planner Public Administrator/Manager Legal Assistant Writer/Author Probation/Parole Officer International trade Specialist Foreign Service Officer Consumer Advocate Government Intelligence Analyst Researcher Congressional Aide Lobbyist Politician International Organization Official FBI Agent |
Presidential Advance
Person Newspaper/Magazine Journalist Political Scientist Public Relations Specialist Teacher, Arts/Humanities Radio/TV Announcer Public Opinion Interviewer International Banker Community Relations Director Market Research Analyst Underwriter Consultant Foreign Correspondent Peace Corps/VISTA Worker |
Organizations
who have hired Rutgers-Newark Graduates: |
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| Essex Vicinage Probation
Division Federal Bureau of Investigations Public Defender Service for D.C. National Organization of Women Central Intelligence Agency City of New York Department of Consumer Affairs Congressional Hispanic Caucus |
Asian Pacific American
Institute Office of the Public Defender of New Jersey The Kettering Foundation Program for Women and Families National Association of Latino Elected & Appointed Officials State of New Jersey Department of Consumer Affairs United States Department of State |
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Career
Development Center 360 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.
Hill Hall room #313 Newark, NJ 07102-1801
(973) 353-5311 fax: (973)353-5355 questions or comments?
Hill Hall room #313 Newark, NJ 07102-1801
(973) 353-5311 fax: (973)353-5355 questions or comments?