Micro-curriculum: Careers in Foreign Policy
Want to become a diplomat or have a different role in international affairs?
These Bytes provide learners with the tools and resources to embark on a career in international affairs, whether at a nongovernmental organization or as a government official.
Geopolitics is a critical component of 21st-century civics education. In today’s interconnected world, challenges are global in scale, and they impact our everyday lives in profound ways. Learners of all ages should have access to the tools and resources they need to better navigate their futures and make their voices and concerns heard.
EGF has partnered with The Rumie Initiative, a pioneer in microlearning, to develop four micro-curriculums on critical topics in the history of international relations. These lessons, delivered through Bytes, bring information to life in just 6-10 minutes. Stay tuned as we release more micro-curriculums on nuclear weapons, international organizations, and the legacy of the Vietnam War in the coming weeks
Should I pursue a career in international affairs?
Are you interested in traveling and immersing yourself in other cultures; learning about history and current events; interacting with new technology; and finding solutions to big problems?
Then you might be interested in a career in international affairs.
So you want to be a diplomat?
Do you want to make history?
If you have a passion for international affairs, the desire to explore the world, and want to advance the security and prosperity of your country, then a career as a diplomat might be right for you.
