Graduates have the broad skill set to pursue roles as diplomats, international criminal or arbitration lawyers, human rights lawyers, foreign policy consultants and NGO advocates. Many also advance to postgraduate studies or prepare to practice law globally. 

Employers in this space today want professionals who can combine legal expertise with a sophisticated understanding of global affairs, policy-making and international legal frameworks. The ability to address complex challenges, communicate ideas across cultures and thrive in multicultural teams makes this profile particularly attractive.

After graduating with this dual degree, you can pursue opportunities across international organizations, law firms, multinational companies, government institutions and consulting firms. Wages vary significantly depending on the role, sector and even country, but international consulting and legal practice often offer the highest starting salaries.

IE Talent & Careers provides you with comprehensive support from day one. You can take advantage of personalized career advising, career fairs, interview prep and networking events hosting various industry leaders. You’ll also get access to competitive internships and job postings through our career portal.

Yes. The dual degree will help you develop analytical, leadership, communication and negotiation skills that are highly valuable for entrepreneurs, particularly if you’re building an internationally focused venture or working in regulated industries where legal and geopolitical knowledge provides a competitive advantage.