Placement Statistics

The placement outcomes for the International Relations program at Lords University Alwar have consistently demonstrated strong performance, reflecting the high demand for graduates with expertise in global affairs and policy analysis.

Top Recruiting Companies

The following companies have consistently recruited graduates from the International Relations program, offering diverse roles in policy analysis, research, diplomacy, and public service.

• Ministry of External Affairs: Offers positions as Policy Analysts, Diplomatic Officers, and Foreign Service Attaches.
• United Nations Office in Geneva: Recruits interns and full-time staff for roles in peacekeeping, humanitarian affairs, and international law.
• World Bank: Hires experts in economic policy, development projects, and sustainable development goals.
• International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC): Provides opportunities in humanitarian law, conflict analysis, and emergency response planning.
• Brookings Institution: Offers internships and research fellowships in global affairs and policy studies.
• Center for Strategic & International Studies (CSIS): Engages scholars and analysts in national security, trade, and foreign policy research.
• Carnegie Endowment for International Peace: Supports researchers in international relations, democracy promotion, and global governance.
• Institute for International Law and Ethics: Offers roles in legal analysis, treaty negotiations, and dispute resolution.
• Asian Development Bank: Recruits specialists in economic development, infrastructure projects, and regional cooperation.
• Mint Global: Provides opportunities in international business journalism and policy commentary.
• Reuters: Offers positions in global news reporting, political analysis, and financial market coverage.
• BBC World Service: Features roles in international broadcasting, cultural affairs, and diplomatic correspondents.
• Al Jazeera: Engages experts in geopolitical reporting, conflict analysis, and international affairs commentary.
• The Economist: Recruits analysts for global economic trends, policy impact assessments, and opinion pieces.
• Financial Times: Offers roles in international business, trade policy, and financial market analysis.

Sector-wise Analysis

The career paths of International Relations graduates span multiple sectors, each with distinct roles and growth opportunities.

IT/Software Sector

In the rapidly evolving tech industry, IR graduates find roles in policy analysis for international tech companies, compliance management, data ethics consulting, and cybersecurity frameworks. Positions include Policy Analysts, Compliance Officers, and Data Ethics Specialists who help navigate complex regulatory environments.

Core Engineering

Graduates may also work in core engineering firms focused on international projects, infrastructure development, or energy sectors. Roles include Technical Consultants, Project Managers, and Research Engineers working on cross-border initiatives involving environmental sustainability, resource management, and technological innovation.

Finance Sector

The finance sector offers opportunities for quantitative researchers, risk analysts, investment consultants, and financial market strategists. Graduates contribute to global financial policy, economic forecasting, and regulatory compliance in areas such as international banking, derivatives trading, and hedge fund management.

Consulting Firms

Consulting firms across domains like strategy, public policy, and international development seek IR graduates for their analytical capabilities and understanding of global dynamics. Positions include Management Consultants, Policy Advisors, and Strategic Analysts who assist clients in navigating complex geopolitical landscapes.

Analytics

Data analytics roles involve interpreting global trends, designing predictive models, and supporting decision-making processes. Graduates work as Data Scientists, Business Intelligence Analysts, and Market Researchers in organizations focusing on international trade, consumer behavior, or social impact metrics.

PSUs (Public Sector Undertakings)

PSUs provide stable career paths for IR graduates through government employment opportunities in ministries, regulatory bodies, and public enterprises. Roles include Policy Analysts, Administrative Officers, and Technical Experts involved in national planning and international cooperation efforts.

Internship Season

The internship season at Lords University Alwar is marked by extensive engagement with leading organizations across various sectors. Students typically participate in internships lasting 2-6 months, gaining hands-on experience in real-world environments while building professional networks.

Key companies participating in the internship program include the United Nations, World Bank, ICRC, Brookings Institution, CSIS, and several national agencies such as the Ministry of External Affairs, Ministry of Finance, and the Planning Commission. Internship stipends vary based on the organization and duration but typically range from INR 20,000 to 40,000 per month.

The internship process begins with a call for applications issued by participating organizations, followed by an internal selection process conducted by the university’s placement cell. Selected students are matched with suitable projects based on their academic interests and career goals. Post-internship evaluations help refine future opportunities and strengthen industry connections.