People with a degree in either sociology or international relations, do you regret getting that degree? And what are some things you wish you knew?

[thatshydork]

[Bklynbadboy12]

It's funny you posted this question cause sociology is the field I wanted to go in but my parents was paying for my education and I was always very good at math so my father made me go into Electrical Engineering but I don't regret it I absolutely love what I do

[Bklynbadboy12]

Thanks for the MHO

[Still-alive]

hmm not sure if we got any of those here but ill answer and like to get it more attention in the feed.

[WhitneySnow]

I think international relations is a great degree. Sociology might be less useful, but if you get a masters you can get a really high paying job as a researcher for a big corporation.

[AI Opinion]

Having seen many sociology and international relations graduates flourish, regrets often stem from unclear career paths post-graduation. It's wise to understand the versatility of these degrees, applicable in sectors like international NGOs, government roles, and corporate positions. Many wish they knew the importance of internships and networking early on, which can open diverse opportunities. Complementing your degree with skills like data analysis or foreign languages can enhance employability. Embrace adaptability and continual learning to thrive in ever-evolving job markets.