Career options

Possible career options thanks to your double degree

Advisor in international organisations: the EU, NATO, UN, WHO, World Bank

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There are more than 66,000 international organisations around the world in which you can potentially work as an expert advisor: You’ll be perfectly prepared to analyse transnational problems or cases and provide well-founded advice in a wide variety of areas: from legal, geopolitical and economic questions at the international level to specific issues affecting the geographic region in which you specialise. Some example organisations include:

North Atlantic Treaty Organization – NATO
United Nations – UN
International Labour Organisation – ILO
World Health Organisation – OMS
World Bank
International Development Bank – BID
European Union – EU
International Criminal Court – ICC
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development – OECD
European Free Trade Association – EFTA
Transparency International

Analyst in foreign trade consortia

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The role foreign trade analysts play is fundamental in a world of globalised commerce. You’ll be able to advise import-export companies and organisations, analysing trends, identifying opportunities in emerging markets and evaluating the feasibility of entering a given area, amongst others. Your specialisation in a specific region of the world will also be an added value for companies operating in that region.

Political career

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Your knowledge of law, international relations, geopolitics and economics will enable you to develop your career in the political arena or in specific ministries such as Justice, Foreign Affairs, Cooperation, Economy, etc.

NGO advisor

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If you are socially committed and feel strongly motivated to work on cooperation and assistance projects, you’ll be able to develop your career in a not-for-profit upon completing your programme. NGOs need advisors with a knowledge of international relations, geopolitics, law and economics given that their projects and activity tend to be international in focus.

Diplomacy

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Diplomats are highly specialised civil servants who represent their countries in all types of international relations. With your Double Degree in Law + Global Governance, Economics & Legal Order, you’ll have the option of sitting the official exam to carry out your career in an embassy or consulate. Your responsibilities could include: negotiating, protecting and tending to fellow citizens, fomenting institutional relations, gathering information, etc. mentar las relaciones institucionales, obtener información…