What Career Can I have with a Political Science/Economics Degree?
Q. I am very interested in business and political science. I am currently majoring in business administration with a concentration in entrepreneurship and economics, but I am thinking about minoring in political science. What are possible careers I can have with this combination besides a government job?
Asked by cb8808 - Sat Nov 29 17:20:52 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. lol. I just searched this because I wanted to know 2..lol. good question...I did some research,
Answered by HyPnOtIc! - Sat Nov 29 17:38:04 2008
Q. I am very interested in business and political science. I am currently majoring in business administration with a concentration in entrepreneurship and economics, but I am thinking about minoring in political science. What are possible careers I can have with this combination besides a government job?
Asked by cb8808 - Sat Nov 29 17:20:52 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. lol. I just searched this because I wanted to know 2..lol. good question...I did some research,
Answered by HyPnOtIc! - Sat Nov 29 17:38:04 2008
Should I double major in political science and economics?
Q. I plan to major in political science, but I am debating about whether or not to double major in either history or economics. I hope to work for the CIA as an analyst, and I am not sure what majors would increase my chances. Thanks!
Asked by MythicRuler - Tue Jul 20 01:21:28 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well this is a story from yahoo about the FBI and what they look for maybe this could help and as for a double major, why not? it can't possibly look bad. economics and poli sci go nicely together
Answered by Kim - Tue Jul 20 01:46:20 2010
Q. I plan to major in political science, but I am debating about whether or not to double major in either history or economics. I hope to work for the CIA as an analyst, and I am not sure what majors would increase my chances. Thanks!
Asked by MythicRuler - Tue Jul 20 01:21:28 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well this is a story from yahoo about the FBI and what they look for maybe this could help and as for a double major, why not? it can't possibly look bad. economics and poli sci go nicely together
Answered by Kim - Tue Jul 20 01:46:20 2010
Good Graduate Masters/PhD programs in Political Economics?
Q. Can you identify the best Political Economics programs in the US? I would prefer that the approach be less number crunching, model building and more Marx and Smith like. Preferably international political economics. Can be an overseas institution as well.
Asked by Caggy - Wed Dec 19 19:27:49 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You're going to have a real tough time finding that. Economics in general, at this point, is highly quantitative. An MA in Econ is basically an MA in applied Math. Furthermore, Political Economy is a troubled field. Few schools hire in that area, assuming a professorship is your goal with such a degree. You should probably look more towards political science or philosophy, if you really want to study the classic philosophers. The only school that really comes to mind for top political economy programs would be Princeton, but any school ranked in the top 100 is likely to be highly math based.
Answered by Jon R - Wed Dec 19 19:37:23 2007
Q. Can you identify the best Political Economics programs in the US? I would prefer that the approach be less number crunching, model building and more Marx and Smith like. Preferably international political economics. Can be an overseas institution as well.
Asked by Caggy - Wed Dec 19 19:27:49 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You're going to have a real tough time finding that. Economics in general, at this point, is highly quantitative. An MA in Econ is basically an MA in applied Math. Furthermore, Political Economy is a troubled field. Few schools hire in that area, assuming a professorship is your goal with such a degree. You should probably look more towards political science or philosophy, if you really want to study the classic philosophers. The only school that really comes to mind for top political economy programs would be Princeton, but any school ranked in the top 100 is likely to be highly math based.
Answered by Jon R - Wed Dec 19 19:37:23 2007
Will having triple minors in Political Science, Economics and Physics increase my chances of landing a job?
Q. Or will it just look tacky? My major is in Ethnic Studies. I have taken Calculus I and II, some lab courses in Optics and Lasers, and I also have strong minors in Economics and Political Science. Is there still a possibility that I can land a decent job after graduation? I plan to work a couple of years while taking steps to become a Real Estate Appraiser later on and go for my Master's degree in Urban Planning. With this plan, I can graduate from college debt free and I don't have to take any additional student loans out. Any respectful comments would be helpful.
Asked by R J - Thu Dec 7 20:18:09 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. An appraiser job is similar to that of a real estate agent. The education is not as important as the ability to network and show yourself to be reliable and accurate. My state requires you to apprentice with someone for a while before you're given your appraisal license. If you find someone to work under then you may be able to jump right into a solid clientele. If not then you will have to scrounge for work. If you get a masters degree none of the rest maters (as long as the masters program will accept you in). Until you get your masters you will look like a jack of all trades and a master of none. If you go to get a job in the business world it could backfire on you. The only problem is you need to make sure that the masters… [cont.]
Answered by Tacereus - Sat Dec 9 12:53:15 2006
Q. Or will it just look tacky? My major is in Ethnic Studies. I have taken Calculus I and II, some lab courses in Optics and Lasers, and I also have strong minors in Economics and Political Science. Is there still a possibility that I can land a decent job after graduation? I plan to work a couple of years while taking steps to become a Real Estate Appraiser later on and go for my Master's degree in Urban Planning. With this plan, I can graduate from college debt free and I don't have to take any additional student loans out. Any respectful comments would be helpful.
Asked by R J - Thu Dec 7 20:18:09 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. An appraiser job is similar to that of a real estate agent. The education is not as important as the ability to network and show yourself to be reliable and accurate. My state requires you to apprentice with someone for a while before you're given your appraisal license. If you find someone to work under then you may be able to jump right into a solid clientele. If not then you will have to scrounge for work. If you get a masters degree none of the rest maters (as long as the masters program will accept you in). Until you get your masters you will look like a jack of all trades and a master of none. If you go to get a job in the business world it could backfire on you. The only problem is you need to make sure that the masters… [cont.]
Answered by Tacereus - Sat Dec 9 12:53:15 2006
List of journals and associations i should pay attention to in Economics and Political Science?
Q. I ahve been out of school for a few years and want to start reaing more acedemic research in the area of political science and Economics. What resrouces should i be watching?
Asked by mindtweak - Tue Jan 24 14:38:36 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Don't know about Poli Sci, but for Econ: The Economist and The Financial Times are about the best all around for news and info on Economy.
Answered by halcyon - Tue Jan 24 14:45:23 2006
Q. I ahve been out of school for a few years and want to start reaing more acedemic research in the area of political science and Economics. What resrouces should i be watching?
Asked by mindtweak - Tue Jan 24 14:38:36 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Don't know about Poli Sci, but for Econ: The Economist and The Financial Times are about the best all around for news and info on Economy.
Answered by halcyon - Tue Jan 24 14:45:23 2006
Who was not only the Head of the Department of Economics and Political Science at McGill from 1915-1925 but al?
Q. Who was not only the Head of the Department of Economics and Political Science at McGill from 1915-1925 but also the English-speaking world's best known humorist?
Asked by Soni S - Sat Feb 21 11:22:35 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Stephen Leacock
Answered by Anne F - Sat Feb 21 11:53:17 2009
Q. Who was not only the Head of the Department of Economics and Political Science at McGill from 1915-1925 but also the English-speaking world's best known humorist?
Asked by Soni S - Sat Feb 21 11:22:35 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Stephen Leacock
Answered by Anne F - Sat Feb 21 11:53:17 2009
Compare and Contrast political economics movements of 1800s at home and abroad?
Q. Compare and Contrast political economics movements of 1800s at home and abroad?
Asked by midnight_hope - Mon Oct 12 13:21:32 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That is going to take about 10-12 pages of typing. I am tired so I will let you do your own reasearch, get your notes, make your outline. Then when you are finished come back and I will type it up for you.
Answered by J&C H - Mon Oct 12 13:29:55 2009
Q. Compare and Contrast political economics movements of 1800s at home and abroad?
Asked by midnight_hope - Mon Oct 12 13:21:32 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That is going to take about 10-12 pages of typing. I am tired so I will let you do your own reasearch, get your notes, make your outline. Then when you are finished come back and I will type it up for you.
Answered by J&C H - Mon Oct 12 13:29:55 2009
WHATS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN BUISNESS AND POLITICAL ECONOMICS?
Q. Whats the difference between buisness and political economics?
Asked by Samuel - Tue May 5 11:48:42 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Political economy originally was the term for studying production, buying and selling, and their relations with law, custom, and government. Political economy originated in moral philosophy. It developed in the 18th century as the study of the economies of states polities, hence political economy. In late nineteenth century, the term "political economy" was generally replaced by the term economics, used by those seeking to place the study of economy upon mathematical and axiomatic bases, rather than the structural relationships of production and consumption Business economics is that part of economic theory which focuses on business enterprises and inquires into the factors contributing to the diversity of organizational structures… [cont.]
Answered by sophie - Tue May 5 11:57:31 2009
Q. Whats the difference between buisness and political economics?
Asked by Samuel - Tue May 5 11:48:42 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Political economy originally was the term for studying production, buying and selling, and their relations with law, custom, and government. Political economy originated in moral philosophy. It developed in the 18th century as the study of the economies of states polities, hence political economy. In late nineteenth century, the term "political economy" was generally replaced by the term economics, used by those seeking to place the study of economy upon mathematical and axiomatic bases, rather than the structural relationships of production and consumption Business economics is that part of economic theory which focuses on business enterprises and inquires into the factors contributing to the diversity of organizational structures… [cont.]
Answered by sophie - Tue May 5 11:57:31 2009
What political party should I make up for Economics?
Q. In our economics class we have to make up a new political party, state all our views, have a target age group/ethnic group, and be able to answer questions after our presentations. I'm doing fine with all the views but I need a party name. Other kids came up with silly things like the pineapple party but I'd like something a little more creative than that. And ideas would be a great help! Thanks!
Asked by gfsahlhgu s - Tue Jan 15 07:19:04 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try "The Conserveral Action Party". It combines conservative and liberal and says Action, which political parties actually don't do.
Answered by John M - Tue Jan 15 07:22:53 2008
Q. In our economics class we have to make up a new political party, state all our views, have a target age group/ethnic group, and be able to answer questions after our presentations. I'm doing fine with all the views but I need a party name. Other kids came up with silly things like the pineapple party but I'd like something a little more creative than that. And ideas would be a great help! Thanks!
Asked by gfsahlhgu s - Tue Jan 15 07:19:04 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try "The Conserveral Action Party". It combines conservative and liberal and says Action, which political parties actually don't do.
Answered by John M - Tue Jan 15 07:22:53 2008
What political party should I make up for economics?
Q. In our economics class we have to make up a new political party, state all our views, have a target age group/ethnic group, and be able to answer questions after our presentations. I'm doing fine with all the views but I need a party name. Other kids came up with silly things like the pineapple party but I'd like something a little more creative than that. And ideas would be a great help! Thanks!
Asked by gfsahlhgu s - Wed Jan 16 17:21:27 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try something that reflects what the party stands for
Answered by Paladin - Wed Jan 16 17:27:50 2008
Q. In our economics class we have to make up a new political party, state all our views, have a target age group/ethnic group, and be able to answer questions after our presentations. I'm doing fine with all the views but I need a party name. Other kids came up with silly things like the pineapple party but I'd like something a little more creative than that. And ideas would be a great help! Thanks!
Asked by gfsahlhgu s - Wed Jan 16 17:21:27 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try something that reflects what the party stands for
Answered by Paladin - Wed Jan 16 17:27:50 2008
How can I go to college and learn about Political Science, Sociology, Economics, and Spanish all at once?
Q. Okay so here is my life plan in a nut shell...well as much of a nut shell as I can get it into... I want to teach College. I know I have to get a PhD. Now I am in my second year in undergrad. What I was thinking was I want to Double major in Political Science and Sociology. I want to get teacher certified to teach in at least Political Science at the high school level. Well most high school political Science teachers also have to teach economics so I will need to know enough about that to teach that. Now, the reason why I want to teach at high schools while I get my masters is because a.) some schools help their teachers out with tuition. and b.) it will give me some kind of teaching experience while I pursue a Master's degree in… [cont.]
Asked by Justin - Tue Aug 5 16:42:35 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can do it all but you will be in school forever! A friend of mine majored in history and did a social studied cert so she could teach high school. She ended up teaching econ and didn't need any extra training for it. So unless you really want to, you won't have to minor in econ to teach it in high school. You want to teach Soc. as a PhD? Cause you could teach Poly Sci as a PhD that way you could get the BA in it, then the social studies cert. and the MA, then the PHD and concentrate on one subject rather than bouncing around. Then do a minor in Soc. I def. recommend a Spanish minor though, having a foreign language on your resume helps get a job and definitely study abroad that will help too.
Answered by Mighty Boosh - Tue Aug 5 16:52:36 2008
Q. Okay so here is my life plan in a nut shell...well as much of a nut shell as I can get it into... I want to teach College. I know I have to get a PhD. Now I am in my second year in undergrad. What I was thinking was I want to Double major in Political Science and Sociology. I want to get teacher certified to teach in at least Political Science at the high school level. Well most high school political Science teachers also have to teach economics so I will need to know enough about that to teach that. Now, the reason why I want to teach at high schools while I get my masters is because a.) some schools help their teachers out with tuition. and b.) it will give me some kind of teaching experience while I pursue a Master's degree in… [cont.]
Asked by Justin - Tue Aug 5 16:42:35 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can do it all but you will be in school forever! A friend of mine majored in history and did a social studied cert so she could teach high school. She ended up teaching econ and didn't need any extra training for it. So unless you really want to, you won't have to minor in econ to teach it in high school. You want to teach Soc. as a PhD? Cause you could teach Poly Sci as a PhD that way you could get the BA in it, then the social studies cert. and the MA, then the PHD and concentrate on one subject rather than bouncing around. Then do a minor in Soc. I def. recommend a Spanish minor though, having a foreign language on your resume helps get a job and definitely study abroad that will help too.
Answered by Mighty Boosh - Tue Aug 5 16:52:36 2008
What affordable universities offer good economics/political science programs?
Q. I'm not looking for Ivy League
Asked by edward m - Tue May 25 20:21:23 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I'm not looking for Ivy League
Asked by edward m - Tue May 25 20:21:23 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
What is it about the political right and economics?
Q. Don't you think they should stop lying to the American people about their tax cuts for the rich working? Conservatives believe that by cutting taxes (mostly for the rich), deregulating, and cutting social programs for the working poor, you can increase the rate of growth. Basically SUPPLY-SIDE economics as seen under Reagan and Bush Jr. Liberals believe that by shifting the tax burden to those who can most afford it (the rich), creating laws that protect workers, consumers, and citizens from corporate abuse, and creating programs to help people help themselves (state subsidized universities, student grants, subsidized loans, GI Bills for soldiers, job training) we can increase the size of the middle class while increasing the rate of… [cont.]
Asked by trovalta_stinks - Sun May 27 17:03:25 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I always wonder how the government is going to be able to pay for anything with all of these tax cuts. I wish they would just shut up and just tax me. Then Fix my roads, do something about Health-care,Teach kids to read and write and get the homeless off the streets. Somehow they never seem to do the things they promise.
Answered by sendittojeff - Sun May 27 17:11:51 2007
Q. Don't you think they should stop lying to the American people about their tax cuts for the rich working? Conservatives believe that by cutting taxes (mostly for the rich), deregulating, and cutting social programs for the working poor, you can increase the rate of growth. Basically SUPPLY-SIDE economics as seen under Reagan and Bush Jr. Liberals believe that by shifting the tax burden to those who can most afford it (the rich), creating laws that protect workers, consumers, and citizens from corporate abuse, and creating programs to help people help themselves (state subsidized universities, student grants, subsidized loans, GI Bills for soldiers, job training) we can increase the size of the middle class while increasing the rate of… [cont.]
Asked by trovalta_stinks - Sun May 27 17:03:25 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I always wonder how the government is going to be able to pay for anything with all of these tax cuts. I wish they would just shut up and just tax me. Then Fix my roads, do something about Health-care,Teach kids to read and write and get the homeless off the streets. Somehow they never seem to do the things they promise.
Answered by sendittojeff - Sun May 27 17:11:51 2007
Is a BA degree with a double major in Economics and Political Science worth getting?
Q. I am wondering before I apply, also is the degree with an MBA a great combo?
Asked by Sean M - Wed Sep 23 21:12:09 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That really depends on what you want to do with it. If your thinking about going into politics I'd say that is a decent combo but instead of an MBA I'd think law school would be the better pick. Double majoring is not allowed at many Universities. You would most likely have to attend separate universities or Major in one and Minor in the other. Economics and political science are interesting and important subjects but you have to ask how they will apply to real-world jobs. Most the people I know with either of the above degrees are teachers or are working somewhere completely out of their degree field.
Answered by Aaron385 - Wed Sep 23 21:23:22 2009
Q. I am wondering before I apply, also is the degree with an MBA a great combo?
Asked by Sean M - Wed Sep 23 21:12:09 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That really depends on what you want to do with it. If your thinking about going into politics I'd say that is a decent combo but instead of an MBA I'd think law school would be the better pick. Double majoring is not allowed at many Universities. You would most likely have to attend separate universities or Major in one and Minor in the other. Economics and political science are interesting and important subjects but you have to ask how they will apply to real-world jobs. Most the people I know with either of the above degrees are teachers or are working somewhere completely out of their degree field.
Answered by Aaron385 - Wed Sep 23 21:23:22 2009
Is UNLV a good school to major in social sciences such as economics or political science?
Q. Also is it does it have a good English Program?
Asked by kevin e - Sun Jul 18 05:40:49 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not sure However CentumU Institute of offering world class Economics Graduation Degree in India in Association with London School of Economics The bachelors programme in economics in Association with London School of Economics at CentumU www.centumu.edu.in makes it one of the most sought after programmes. you may visit www.centumu.edu.in which is the official website of CentumU Institute of learning and creative studies. You may pursue your bachelors in Economics Alternatively You may pursue a BBA along with focus on creative inputs or creative arts in association with Whisling woods International based at Mumbai. The Institute offers host of under graduate and post graduate programmes in association with National University of… [cont.]
Answered by Dr. R singh - Sun Jul 18 05:52:09 2010
Q. Also is it does it have a good English Program?
Asked by kevin e - Sun Jul 18 05:40:49 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not sure However CentumU Institute of offering world class Economics Graduation Degree in India in Association with London School of Economics The bachelors programme in economics in Association with London School of Economics at CentumU www.centumu.edu.in makes it one of the most sought after programmes. you may visit www.centumu.edu.in which is the official website of CentumU Institute of learning and creative studies. You may pursue your bachelors in Economics Alternatively You may pursue a BBA along with focus on creative inputs or creative arts in association with Whisling woods International based at Mumbai. The Institute offers host of under graduate and post graduate programmes in association with National University of… [cont.]
Answered by Dr. R singh - Sun Jul 18 05:52:09 2010
What would be a good job for someone who majored in Political Science and Economics?
Q. I am in school right now. Majoring in Pol Sci, and am looking at Econ as a possible double.
Asked by JTD - Fri Jun 11 15:40:32 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Poli Sci is useless for getting a job. Econ actually leads to a job. My daughter did a double major in Economics and Poli Sci and was offered job in a state auditing office. To audit highway construction jobs.
Answered by Chuckles - Sat Jun 12 04:12:40 2010
Q. I am in school right now. Majoring in Pol Sci, and am looking at Econ as a possible double.
Asked by JTD - Fri Jun 11 15:40:32 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Poli Sci is useless for getting a job. Econ actually leads to a job. My daughter did a double major in Economics and Poli Sci and was offered job in a state auditing office. To audit highway construction jobs.
Answered by Chuckles - Sat Jun 12 04:12:40 2010
How long would it take to complete a dual major in Political Science and Economics?
Q. How long would it take to complete a dual major in Political Science and Economics?
Asked by John - Mon Jan 19 11:13:23 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Considering many of the courses are going to overlap, you could probably get it done in 4 years. At worst, I'd say 5 years max. Ask to see the course sheet for both majors and see how much overlap there is, and how many electives you have.
Answered by ksosh - Mon Jan 19 12:12:39 2009
Q. How long would it take to complete a dual major in Political Science and Economics?
Asked by John - Mon Jan 19 11:13:23 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Considering many of the courses are going to overlap, you could probably get it done in 4 years. At worst, I'd say 5 years max. Ask to see the course sheet for both majors and see how much overlap there is, and how many electives you have.
Answered by ksosh - Mon Jan 19 12:12:39 2009
Should I major in Economics or Political Science?
Q. I'm interested in both. So which one is more lucrative? Which one has more options out of undergrad? Help?
Asked by Jason F - Sat Mar 28 20:25:30 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. an economics degree will be way more of use to you than poly sci. you can apply economics more to the job market then you can a poly sci major. economics is more difficult as well, in my opinion. good luck.
Answered by cr.benz - Sat Mar 28 20:41:19 2009
Q. I'm interested in both. So which one is more lucrative? Which one has more options out of undergrad? Help?
Asked by Jason F - Sat Mar 28 20:25:30 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. an economics degree will be way more of use to you than poly sci. you can apply economics more to the job market then you can a poly sci major. economics is more difficult as well, in my opinion. good luck.
Answered by cr.benz - Sat Mar 28 20:41:19 2009
What are classical, institutional, kaynesian and political economics? Other than confusing?
Q. What are classical, institutional, kaynesian and political economics? Other than confusing?
Asked by Bear - Thu Oct 1 21:30:31 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. What are classical, institutional, kaynesian and political economics? Other than confusing?
Asked by Bear - Thu Oct 1 21:30:31 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
What type of careers can I pursue with degrees in Political Science, Economics, and International Politics?
Q. As in completing a Triple Major...
Asked by Billy - Tue Aug 26 21:24:37 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A triple major doesn't really help with a career--I would do economics and one of the others (Int'l politics in poli sci probably). The obvious place is a management training program at a bank or other financial services institution. You could also possibly find other management training programs in other fields, and there are think tanks and other non-profits that deal with international issues that would use you as an entry-level professional.
Answered by Anna P - Tue Aug 26 21:28:55 2008
Q. As in completing a Triple Major...
Asked by Billy - Tue Aug 26 21:24:37 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A triple major doesn't really help with a career--I would do economics and one of the others (Int'l politics in poli sci probably). The obvious place is a management training program at a bank or other financial services institution. You could also possibly find other management training programs in other fields, and there are think tanks and other non-profits that deal with international issues that would use you as an entry-level professional.
Answered by Anna P - Tue Aug 26 21:28:55 2008
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