message of the vice chancellor

O.P. Jindal Global (Institution of Eminence Deemed To Be University), Sonipat (Haryana) has established itself as one of India’s most promising humanities and liberal arts universities. In the QS BRICS University Rankings 2019, JGU is ranked among the Top 3 percent and among the Top 450 in the QS Asia league table. The university is a multi-disciplinary Global University with ten schools; Jindal Global Law School (JGLS); Jindal Global Business School (JGBS); Jindal School of International A�airs (JSIA); Jindal School of Government and Public Policy (JSGP); Jindal School of Liberal Arts and Humanities (JSLH); Jindal School of Journalism and Communication (JSJC); Jindal School of Arts and Architecture (JSAA); Jindal School of Banking and Finance (JSBF); Jindal school of Environment and Sustainability (JSES) and Jindal School of Psychology and Counselling (JSPC).

JGU has witnessed remarkable developments relating to pedagogy, research and institution building. The University has forged a number of international collaborations and has played a pivotal role in organising seminars, lectures and conferences on important issues related to international a�airs, law, business, government and public policy. JSIA o�ers unique postgraduate programme in the form of a Masters in Diplomacy, Law & Business (M.A. DLB) that recognises the symbiotic relationship between international relations, international law and international business. The students who are graduating from this School are educated on the basis of an innovative teaching pedagogy that fosters interdisciplinary learning – a hallmark of JGU. The students of JSIA have benefited immensely by the exposure that they have received through internships and career opportunities in National-International organizations, Corporate Houses, Media and Publishing houses, NGOs, Think tanks, Consultancies, Ministries of the Government of India and State Governments, Research Institutions etc.

The eight batches of 270 students from JSIA that graduated since 2013 have taken up positions in a range of corporate, non- governmental and inter-governmental organizations as well as government bodies and diplomatic missions. Along with B.A. (Hons) in Global A�airs, we are also proud of JSIA's unique B.A. (Hons.) in Political Science, launched in 2020, preparing young minds to take up high profile careers in diverse sectors of Indian and world a�airs. JGU empowers its students to pursue fulfilling careers across di�erent facets of the development sector as well as Corporate World. This ‘Career After JSIA’ brochure provides you with valuable insights into choices that exist for our graduates. The process of making informed decisions relating to careers in International A�airs is the first step in the direction of being a responsible citizen.

MESSAGE OF THE VICE CHANCELLOR

PROFESSOR (DR.) C. RAJ KUMAR

LL.B. (Delhi), B.C.L. (Rhodes Scholar, Oxford),LL.M. (Gammon Fellow, Harvard), S.J.D. (Hong Kong)

Vice Chancellor, JGU & Dean, JGLS

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Established in 2011, JSIA has created viable career opportunities for its graduating students in a diverse range of sectors. JSIA fills the void in the Study of International A�airs in India which had been neglected precisely because universities were unable to show a clear career path in world politics and economics. The only options available to those keenly interested in international relations and related disciplines used to be the Indian civil services or academia. JSIA has dramatically transformed this landscape by opening up amazing jobs and internships for its students in a variety of prestigious organisations - governmental and non-governmental, public and private, within India and abroad. Today, I can say with satisfaction that JSIA's contribution to international studies is not just limited to the prolific scholarly publications and opinionshaping viewpoints of its faculty members, but it also extends to giving students a vision and a support system to find their suitable careers.

Our dedicated career support division and the references of our extraordinarily well connected faculty members have facilitated opportunities for students in areas such as human rights, humanitarian relief, peace and conflict resolution, risk analysis, economic development, diplomatic service etc. Our illustrious alumni increase the strength of our industry relations manifold. As JSIA grows as an institution year-on-year, so does our alumni base and this in turn produces life-transforming career opportunities for new students stepping into our portals.

This brochure captures the key highlights of how our graduating students and alumni have benefited from the world class education and career support system at JSIA. It should leave no one in doubt that taking up higher education at a top institution like JSIA is well worth a student's time, energy and money.

I and my entire faculty colleagues remain committed to taking student careers seriously as a core responsibility of our institution. I would like to assure every potential student and her/his parents that their future is secure by joining this temple of learning.

PROFESSOR (DR.) SREERAM CHAULIA

B.A. Hons. (Delhi), B.A. (Oxford), M.Sc. (LSE),M.A. & Ph.D. (Syracuse)

Professor & Dean, Jindal School of International A�airs

MESSAGE OF THE DEAN

CAREER DESTINATIONS AFTER JSIA

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UNITED NATIONS/INTERNATIONALORGANISATIONS

CONSULTING/CORPORATE

INGO & NGO/SOCIAL VENTURE

THINK TANK/RESEARCH

MEDIA/PUBLISHING

GOVERNMENT/DIPLOMATIC

MISSIONS

OTHERS

ACADEMIA/HIGHER

EDUCATION

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PLACEMENTS AND INTERNSHIPS - JSIA GRADUATES

INTERNSHIP LOCATIONS - JSIA GRADUATES (2019-2020)

PROGRAMMEM.A. (Diplomacy, Law & Business)M.A. (Diplomacy, Law & Business)M.A. (Diplomacy, Law & Business)M.A. (Diplomacy, Law & Business)M.A. (Diplomacy, Law & Business)M.A. (Diplomacy, Law & Business)M.A. (Diplomacy, Law & Business)M.A. (Diplomacy, Law & Business)

GRADUATED BATCHES2011 - 20132012 - 20142013 - 20152014 - 20162015 - 20172016 - 20182017 - 20192018 - 2020

FULL-TIME POSITION76 %85 %72 %90 %90 %66 %100 %90 %

ORGANIZATIONAsia SocietySocial & Political Research Foundation (SPRF)Confederation of Indian Industries (CII)Mitkat AdvisoryInternational Solar AllianceCharities Aid FoundationCenter of Policy Research and GovernanceCentre for Air Power StudiesFICCIChase IndiaCLAWSCyperpeace FoundationUdayan CareEmbassy of LebanonGreenpeace IndiaCRYBachpan Bachao Andolan / Kailash SatyarthiOutlookHAQYouth for SewaTIDEThink Iindia

LOCATIONMumbaiDelhiDelhiDelhi, Bangalore , MumbaiGurgaonDelhiDelhiDelhiDelhiDelhiDelhiJharkhandDelhi NCR, Hyderabad, MumbaiDelhiMumbai, Navi MumbaiBangaloreDelhi, Delhi NCR, HyderabadDelhi, MumbaiDelhiDelhi, Delhi NCR, HyderabadDelhi, BangaloreDelhi, Bangalore

SECTORNGOThink TankAcademic BodyConsultancyThink TankNGOThink TankThink TankAcademic BodyConsultancyThink TankNGONGODiplomatic MissionNGONGONGOCorporateNGONGONGONGO

PROGRAMMEB.A. Honors (Global A�airs)M.A. (Diplomacy, Law & Business)B.A. Honors (Global A�airs)B.A. Honors (Global A�airs)

CURRENT BATCHES2017 - 20202018 - 20202018 - 20212019 - 2022

INTERNSHIPS98 %100 %100 %100 %

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ORGANIZATIONCORDObserver Research FoundationYoung Bhartiya FoundationFoundation for Democratic Reforms (FDR)Foundation for Democratic ReformsJus DicereBharti FoundationWe the PeoplePeople for AnimalsBreakthrough TrustPolicy TalksGreenpeace Environment TrustThink IndiaBreakthrough TrustAman Biradari TrustCentre for Strategy and LeadershipGlobal Counter Terrorsim CouncilAustralian Council of Educational ResearchO�ce of Members of ParliamentCALACS - Funded International ProjectEmbassy of PeruMcKinsey & CompanyKPMGUnited Religion InitiativesReliance FoundationCentre for Land Warfare StudiesEnvironmental Support GroupSpread Smile FoundationOne World FoundationAsian Inst. of Diplomacy & Intl. A�airs (AIDIA)National Maritime Foundation (NMF)KPMC - Consultancy Private LimitedThe Peninsula FoundationSocialist TodayAction AidForeign Policy Research CentreMagic Bus India FoundationThe Center of Strategic & International StudiesInstitute of Chinese StudiesIndia News StreamNDTVRepublic TVThe PrintInvest India

LOCATIONDelhi, BangaloreDelhi, ChennaiMumbaiHyderabadHyderabadNOIDADelhi, BangaloreDelhi, BangaloreDelhiDelhiDelhiDelhiDelhiDelhiDelhiDelhiDelhiKeralaDelhiBrazilDelhiGurgaonGurgaonDelhiMumbaiDelhiBengaluruHaryanaNOIDANepalDelhiGaziabadChennaiGurgaonNew DelhiNew DelhiDelhiMozambiqueDelhiDelhiDelhiMumbaiDelhiDelhi

SECTORNGOThink TankNGONGONGONGONGONGONGONGONGONGONGONGONGONGOThink TankNGOGovernmentThink TankDiplomatic MissionConsultancyConsultancyThink TankCorporateThink TankNGONGONGONGOThink TankConsultancyNGOMediaThink TankThink TankThink TankThink TankThink TankMediaMediaMediaMediaThink Tank

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DIPLOMATIC MISSION

PUBLISHING HOUSE

CONSULTACY

HUMAN RIGHTS

INTERNATIONAL ORGNIZATION

LAW FIRM

POLITICAL HOUSE

OTHER

GOVERNMENT

RESEARCH CENTER

CORPORATE

INTERNATIONAL PROJECT

MEDIA HOUSE

THINK TANK

NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION (NGO)

B.A. HONORS (GLOBAL AFFAIRS)INTERNSHIP SECTORS

M.A. (DIPLOMACY, LAW & BUSINESS)INTERNSHIP SECTORSDIPLOMATIC MISSION

MEDIA HOUSE

RESEARCH CENTER

GOVERNMENT

CONSULTACY

NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION (NGO)

THINK TANK

EMPLOYERS OF JSIA ALUMNI

Amnesty International APAC Assistance BBC Monitoring Brookings Carnegie India

Centre for Land WarfareStudies

Confederation of IndianIndustry Embassy of Lebanon Embassy of People's Republic

of China Embassy of Peru

federation of indian chambersof commerce and industry Greenpeace India Human Rights Watch Indian Political Action

CommitteeInfectious Diseases Socirty

of America

Institute of Chinese Studies Institute of Current WorldAffairs Janes Defense India Max Securities Ministry of External Affairs,

India

Ministry of Human ResourceDevelopment, India NITI Aayog,INDIA observer research

foundation Oxfam India

Republic TV Research & Information Systemfor developing countries

The Asian Institute of Diplomacyand international affairs The Economist

The United Nations DevelopmentProgramme united religions initiative Wipro

O. P. Jindal Global University

Pinkerton: ComprehensiveRisk Management

The Indian Express

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VOICES OF JSIA ALUMNI

Visually, through a brochure, JGU does appear to be a colourful utopia. Its humongous campus space, book-studded library, massive reading rooms, beaming tech-assisted classrooms, state of the art miscellaneous facilities, and the promise of an exceptional pedagogical technique does tend to overwhelm you, especially if you belong from a small town, like I do. Did it overwhelm me? Of course it did, and also filled me with due anticipation for moving into an academic world, which honestly in itself was half of the size of my own town, and boasted of knowledge-sharing at par with any benchmark Western university around the world.

I had the privilege of attending the prestigious Jindal School of International A�airs (JSIA) for my M.A. in Diplomacy, Law and Business for the batch of 2018-20. As you take admission into this behemoth, JGU promises you nothing but excellence gesture it delivers every time you call upon its promise of academic superiority. JSIA’s professors and experts do not possess the characters of a stoic academician as we once stereotyped and feared. In fact, in them, you will see the same extreme enthusiasm for dissipating knowledge as you will see in their students eager to gain knowledge. Classroom teaching in JSIA is not designed to regurgitate, but to receive, discuss, analyse, and achieve objectives. The professors activate the critical thinking of our minds, when they pitch us to the world of peacebuilders, or economic experts, and simulate our experiences into professional/academic roles that will take up in future. JSIA leaves no stones unturned in letting students receive knowledge from sources not particularly a�liated to JGU, but extremely important. In my two years, I have been in the vicinity of retired/practising ambassadors, ex-ministers of foreign countries, and the high and mighty Indian policy-makers of Lutyens Delhi, thanks to the logistics provided by JSIA – JGU in achieving those goals.

Furthermore, JSIA – JGU has a vast list of administrative and academic collaboration with a multitude of foreign universities which makes it easier for students to be part of multifarious student exchanges, special summer schools, and semester abroad, without the administrative hurdle. I also had the opportunity to attend one such special summer school where I received a certificate in “Identity based conflict resolution” from Bar-Ilan University – Israel after month-long in-class teaching funded by the Israeli Government itself. Adding into that as a caveat, JSIA’s Centre for Israel Studies allowed me to extend my stay in Israel, and indulge in academic research on holocaust memory, state-building, and collective trauma upon which the state of Israel is founded upon. Other than that, I was also a part of the Centre of Border Studies and worked on a project on assessing and tabulating civilian casualties around the LoC between India and Pakistan. These experiences would in future help me in choosing my specialisation of graduation.

JSIA – JGU o�er in terms of career placement? In JSIA, at least for the M.A., course demands for two specialising internships, and a long-term capstone as an option of degree fulfilment. To assist in that JSIA – JGU has its specialised O�ce of Career Services to spoil us with choices on organisations, which range from Corporates to NGOs, to dedicated Policy Institutes. The experience imbibed from the internships, and the support of OCS in the upcoming years will prove beneficial to prove my professional mettle, as well as choosing my future objectives. I will also thank them for roping me with Janes Defense India for a full-time opportunity as a Research Analyst (Europe and Baltic States), which was a great gesture of support.

In the end, for those who are currently pursuing their degrees in JSIA, and also to those who will do that in future, I do welcome you to an adventurous path, where the inculcation of quality education is the milestone, and where no academic idea is stupid, or blasphemous. The journey here will surely increase your outlook to the world you’ll face in real time, you just have to engage your professors and peers in critical dissipation of knowledge, open yourself to academic theories, think as if your life depends on it, and inject out fun from day to day activities inside the campus.

Thank You!

SABYASACHI BISWAL

M.A. Diplomacy, Law & Business (2018-2020)

Research Analyst, Janes Defense India

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Jindal School of International A�airs (JSIA) has provided me with opportunities that have placed me on a global platform. My memories at JSIA have been exciting, where I made a diverse group of friends from India and beyond. From internships in Kabul, Afghanistan to field research in Bhutan, everything has been possible due to support from the faculty and the O�ce of Career Services (OCS). The faculty and the OCS have always been easily approachable and have continuously mentored the students. The OCS and faculty assisted me in my placements, and I was able to get selected by a corporate firm as well as the Indian Air Force’s Think-Tank, where I chose to join the latter. My ties with my university will remain strong and enduring.

Thank You!

ROHAN KHATTAR SINGH


Research Assistant,The International Scholar’s South Asia Programme

I’m glad I could honour the trust, faith and love you all showered on me by securing a Gold Medal in MA DLB and proving worthy of the scholarship that you provided me with. I’m humbled to inform you that I’ve been selected as a consultant for the Multilateral Economic Relations Division in the Ministry of External A�airs, Gov. of India, New Delhi.

I am grateful to Ms. Hemlata Sharma and Ms. Vaishali from OCS for their support. I was working as a research, quality & policy analyst at Janes Defence UK and I consider this new opportunity to serve my motherland Bharath as a sui generis opportunity. My ambition to work at the MEA is solely made possible because of the direction in which JSIA led me in. From day 1, I was awestruck at JSIA because I can say that this place is truly inching towards becoming the Bhoo-Swarga of education.

My deepest gratitude to Savitri Jindal Ji who o�ered a generous scholarship for my education. This, coupled with the inspiration I drew from our VC Dr. Raj Kumar who stood by me at all my challenges, truly is a testament that our VC is a god sent for aspiring students like me. I came into JSIA because of our Dean. Watching him speak his mind and heart backed with facts gave me courage to hold positions that gave me an edge over my competitors.

My career took all the right turns due to the guidance that I’ve received by the venerated Ambassador Dr. Mohan Kumar. I shadowed him like Ekalvya did Dronacharya in the beginning as I was awestruck by his personality, humility and knowledge; and he accepted me into his learning fold like Arjuna was by Dronacharya.

My interactions with former Syrian foreign minister Ambassador Dr. Abdul Fattah Ammourah is incomparable to any of my previous learning experiences, because he shaped me into a gentleman through his wide experience and knowledge from his vast years of service to his nation of Syria. He just gives and gives and gives with all his heart and I cannot thank him enough. Learning from a person such as him who has interacted as an o�cial with Henry Kissinger to Nixon to Vajpayee to Manmohan Singh was a blessing for me.

Lalit sir imparted discipline, writing skills, mannerisms and politeness into my daily life. He is a perfectionist in his approach to anything and he helped me so much in all my academic and administrative requests. He always found a way to get things done despite any ambiguity; and Swarnima ma’am believed in my ability to bring something good to the university and was benevolent when I placed a request for scholarship. With a big smile on her face, she always facilitated any of my requests genuinely.

Thank You!

VIJETH KANAHALLI


Consultant, Multilateral Economic Relations Division,Ministry of External A�airs, Government of India

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My time at JSIA was very engaging and enriching. The faculty at JSIA is excellent, engaging students in debate and discussions, and urging us to go beyond simple, bookish learning. The coursework is designed to push us to think beyond the obvious, and the learning atmosphere at JSIA encourages students to ask questions and put forth their opinions. The faculty is easily accessible to students, and always willing to assist them with any di�culties. Dedicated courses on Research Methodology, along with other writing assignments helped me to develop my research, analysis, and academic writing skills. Faculty members have always taken time out to provide individual feedback to students on our assignments and tests, thus helping us to recognise our gaps in learning and improve our skills.

JSIA also gave me an opportunity to intern at think tanks like United Service Institution of India (USI), and Centre for Land Warfare Studies (CLAWS), along with a humanitarian organisation like Humanitarian Aid International (HAI). The internships at USI and CLAWS allowed me to interact with experts in areas like National Security, West Asian studies, Chinese studies, Defence Technology, to name a few. These internships also helped me to cement my research, analysis and writing skills beyond the classroom and provided me with a platform to publish my work. Interning with HAI helped me understand how grassroots organisations work in the field and gave me a chance to explore refugee issues within a local and global context, complementing my learning in the classroom. My academic learning, along with my internship experiences have allowed me to push myself further and perform well in my current role as an Intelligence Analyst at Wipro Limited.

JSIA provides several opportunities for greater exposure, including semester abroad and summer programmes. I got the chance to attend a 4-week summer programme on ‘Identity-Based Conflict Resolution’ at Bar-Ilan University in Israel. My experiences at the Bar-Ilan University and in Israel will stay with me forever.

Thank You!

NIRMOLIKA SANGHA


Intelligence Analyst, Wipro Limited

Jindal has played a pivotal role in my growth as a student and as a person. From having the best academic resources at my disposal to having a really safe environment to grow in, Jindal provided me all. Coming to Jindal for a master’s in diplomacy, law, and business I think has been one of the wiser decisions I have taken in my life. Jindal made my switch from Engineering to International relations smooth as I had all the support I could ask for in the form of the very accomplished teachers and cooperative administration at Jindal. Apart from academics during my time at Jindal I also had the opportunity to take part in an array of extra and co-curricular activities. I had the chance to continue my passion in dance and basketball and explore new avenues by being a research assistant at the Centre for New Economics Studies. Further in the troubling times of covid-19 it has been really comforting to see the OCS and the Jindal administration pay special attention to the students’ futures. This attention is demonstrated by the proactive approach taken by the OCS in finding us all the available opportunities out there and by the announcement of the GRIP and the TRIP scholarships by the administration. I personally benefitted from the said e�orts which helped me get placed as a global incident analyst at Microsoft, Hyderabad through Pinkerton corporate risk management. I am indebted to Jindal for all the things I have learnt, these things have helped me be an active learner and participant in life.

Thank You!

KENSIYA KENNEDY


Global Incident Analyst,Pinkerton: Comprehensive Risk Management

M.A. (DIPLOMACY, LAW & BUSINESS)

ACADEMIC PROGRAM

COURSESInternational Relations: Theory and PraxisInternational EconomicsInternational Law and OrganisationsSocial Science Research MethodsForeign Languages: Spanish, Mandarin & FrenchForeign Languages: Dari and ArabicWinter InternshipAcademic Writing

CORE / ELECTIVECoreCoreCoreCoreCore

ElectiveOptional

Skills

CREDIT3 + 1 = 43 + 1 = 43 + 1 = 43 + 1 = 42 + 1 = 32 + 1 = 3

Credited (3 credits)2 + 1 = 3

Total Credits = 22 (Including Internship 25 Credits)

SEMESTER - I 1YEARst

COURSESPolitical and Business Risk ManagementInternational HistoryForeign Languages: Spanish, Mandarin & FrenchForeign Languages: Dari and ArabicAdvanced Academic WritingElectivesMandatory Summer Internship/ Summer School

CORE / ELECTIVECoreCoreCore

ElectiveSkills

Credited

Worth4 Credits EachElective

CREDIT3 + 1 = 43 + 1 = 42 + 1 = 32 + 1 = 32 + 1 = 3

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Total Credits = 22 (Including Internship 25 Credits)

SEMESTER - II

Electives (16 Credits) + Research Writing & Design Colloquium for 2Credits (Mandatory) = 18 Credits or Semester Abroad =18 Credits

Total Credits = 18

2YEARnd

SEMESTER - III

Students have the option to undertake any one among the four distinct pathways in the final semester of their studies at JSIA, as listed under:1. Coursework in the form of elective courses amounting to 18 credits2. Semester Abroad (18 Credits)3. Dissertation (16 Credits) + Dissertation Colloquium (2 Credits)= 18 Credits4. Capstone Internship (9 Credits)+ Capstone Paper (9 Credits)= 18 Credits

Total Credits = 18

SEMESTER - IV

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Total Credits Required to be Earned for Graduation = 80 Credits (including one mandatory internship 83 Credits)

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B.A. HONORS (GLOBAL AFFAIRS)

ACADEMIC PROGRAM

COURSESIntroduction to Political ScienceInternational History - IIntroduction to MicroeconomicsPolitical Philosophy - ICritical Reading and Academic WritingPolitics of Developing NationsLanguageWinter Internship

COURSESSociology - IInternational History - IIIntroduction to MacroeconomicsIntroduction to Diplomatic PracticePolitical Philosophy - IIQuantitative & Qualitative AnalysisLanguageSummer Internship

Total Credits = 27 Total Credits = 27

SEMESTER - A (FALL) SEMESTER - B (SPRING)1YEARst

COURSESComparative PoliticsInternational SecuritySociology of Development StudiesIR Theory and ConceptsIntroduction to the UN SystemForeign Policy AnalysisLanguageWinter Internship

COURSESConflict Management & Peace NegotiationsInternational OrganisationsWorld News from Multiple PerspectivesIndian Foreign PolicyElectivesResearch MethodsLanguageSummer Internship


SEMESTER - C (FALL) SEMESTER - D (SPRING)2YEARnd

COURSESElectivesLanguageSemester Exchange/ Study Abroad

COURSESElectivesIndependent Research StudySemester Exchange / Study AbroadSelf-Study


SEMESTER - E (FALL) SEMESTER - F (SPRING)3YEARrd

CREDITS EARNED AT THE END OF 3 YEARS

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B.A. HONORS (POLITICAL SCIENCE)

ACADEMIC PROGRAM

COURSESIFoundations of PoliticsIndian History, Politics, & GovernmentIntroduction to International RelationsGlobalization and International InstitutionsPolitical Philosophy - INews Media & PoliticsAcademic Reading & Writing - IWinter Internship

COURSESPolitical Philosophy - IIComparative PoliticsPrinciples of EconomicsPolitics & HistoryPolitical LeadershipPeace, Conflict and WarAcademic Reading & Writing - IISummer Internship


SEMESTER - I SEMESTER - II1YEARst

COURSESTopics in Indian Politics - IState FormationIntroduction to Research MethodsPolitical Economy of DevelopmentNationalism and PoliticsContentious Politics: Revolutions & SocialMovementsForeign Policy AnalysisWinter Internship

COURSESTopics in Indian Politics - IIElectoral Politics and AnalysisGender, Identity, and PoliticsElectives


SEMESTER - III SEMESTER - IV2YEARnd

COURSESSemester Exchange/Study AbroadElectives

COURSESSemester Exchange/Study AbroadIndependent Research StudyElectives


SEMESTER - V SEMESTER - VI3YEARrd

CREDITS EARNED AT THE END OF 3 YEARS

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A Career Director assists students in finding suitable internships in the United Nations system, intergovernmental, regional and non-governmental organisations, financial institutions, think tanks and diplomatic missions. The curriculum of the M.A. (DLB) includes a mandatory Guided Internship that prepares students for careers in the multiple opportunities a�orded by ever-expanding career streams like Peace and Conflict Resolution, Area Studies Experts, Political Journalism, International Justice, International Economic Development, Humanitarian Relief, Human Rights Advocacy, Political and Economic Risk Analysis etc. Graduates of JSIA go on to become versatile international a�airs professionals.

M.A. (DLB) students who aim at academic careers are trained in social science theory and methods of the highest quality, so that they become eligible for admission to Ph.D. programmes at top international universities.

News Media Consulting/Corporate Think Tank/Research Embassy/Government

INGO & NGO/Social Venture Education & TrainingUnited Nations/

International Organisations

CAREERMAJORDESTINATIONSOF JSIA ALUMNI

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JSIA's research is run by 12 faculty-led and student driven thematic research centres:

CNSACSEASCASCBSCSSCALACS

Centre for a New South AsiaCenter for Southeast Asian StudiesCentre for Afghanistan StudiesCentre for Border StudiesCentre for Security StudiesCentre for African, Latin American andCaribbean Studies

CESCGGPJCISJCGSCMESCMMS

Centre for European StudiesCentre for Global Governance and PolicyJindal Centre for Israel StudiesCentre for Migration and Mobility StudiesJindal Centre for the Global SouthCentre for Middle East Studies

RESEARCH CENTRES

JSIA o�ers unique opportunities to students by providing them international full-time internships abroad. For example, the Centre for African Latin American and Caribbean Studies (CALACS) sent two students - Sanjana Medipally, BA (Hons.) GA (2015 batch) & Aakanksha Lohia BA (Hons.) GA (2016 batch) – to Brazil in 2017 on a fully funded field internship.

INTERNATIONAL INTERNSHIPS

Inaugural Session of 'Jindal Centre for Israel Studies organised Jindal-Shalem English Immersion Programme', 25 July-16 August 2018.

SAMPLE OF INTERNSHIP PLACEMENTS

JANES NDTV Open Society Foundation Oxfam India

pinkerton Save The Children united religions initiative Wipro

IDSA

Amnesty International APAC Assistance FICCI Human Rights WatchActionaid

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JSIA provides students with the opportunity to learn from world renowned faculty from prestigious international institutions.

JSIA provides the following kinds of study abroad opportunities to students:

Semester Exchange: The student spends a semester at the partner University, while paying tuition at JSIA. JSIA has semester exchange collaborations with some of the top schools in international a�airs. These include Hebrew University, Israel; University of Basel, Switzerland; National Chengchi University, Taiwan; Tsingshua University, China; William Paterson University, USA; Deakin University, Australia; University of Guelph, Canada; and many others. This opportunity is available to both MA and BA students.

Dual Degree: The student studies for one year of the MA (DLB) program at JSIA and the other year at the partner University. S/he earns a degree from both institutions. Students have the option of studying at Queen Mary University of London, U.K.; University of Birmingham, U.K.; Geneva School of Diplomacy, Switzerland; and University of Leeds, U.K. to earn a dual Masters' degree. We are in the process of creating a similar opportunity for B.A. students.

Short Term Study Abroad Programs: Students can opt for summer schools at the University of Oxford, U.K., the Institute de Mines, France, and the Fletcher School at the University of Tufts, USA. This opportunity is available to both MA and BA students.

INTERNATIONAL STUDYOPPORTUNITIES FOR STUDENTS

INTERNATIONAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS

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Harsh BhasinChair of the Department of Asian & Asian-American Studies, Stony Brook University; Former Indian Ambassador to Botswana, South Africa and Denmark.

Robert O. KeohaneProfessor of International A�airs, Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International A�airs, Princeton University; Former Editor, International Organization; Former President, International Studies Association and the American Political Science Association.

Mitchell A. OrensteinProfessor and Chair of Russian and East European Studies at University of Pennsylvania; Associate of the Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies at Harvard University; Senior Fellow, Foreign Policy Research Institute, USA.

C. Raja MohanDirector, The Institute of South Asian Studies, National University of Singapore; Former Director of Carnegie India; Distinguished Fellow, The Observer Research Foundation, New Delhi; Senior Fellow, Centre for Policy Research, New Delhi; Professor, S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore.

Ramesh ThakurEmeritus Professor; Director of the Centre for Nuclear Non-Proliferation and Disarmament (CNND), Crawford School, The Australian National University (ANU); Co-Convenor, Asia-Pacific Leadership Network for Nuclear Non-Proliferation and Disarmament (APLN); Former Vice Rector and Senior Vice Rector, The United Nations University and Assistant Secretary-General of the United Nations.

Stephan RichterPublisher and Editor-in-Chief, The Globalist and President, The Globalist Research Centre; Creator of The Globalist Quiz; North American Advisor to the German Economics Ministry and Vice Chancellor.

Yasheng HuangProfessor of Political Economy and International Management; Professor of International Program Chinese Economy and Business at Sloan School of Management, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Special Term Professor, School of Management, Fudan University; Honorary Professor, Hunan University; Former Faculty, University of Michigan and Harvard University.

Horace CampbellaProfessor of Political Science and African American Studies, Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public A�airs, Syracuse University.

N. Piers LudlowProfessor, Department of International History: Deputy Head of Department and Director of Teaching Programme London School of Economics and Political Science.

Anne-Marie SlaughterBert G. Kerstetter '66 Professor of Politics & International A�airs, Princeton University; President and CEO of New America; Former Director, Policy Planning for the United States Department of State.

Beth A. SimmonsAndrea Mitchell University Professor, University of Pennsylvania; Clarence Dillon Professor of International A�airs at Harvard University.

JSIA has constituted a board of eminent policymakers and academicians to endorse and advise the School's admissions, faculty hiring, curriculum development, student career advancement, and international outreach e�orts. The Board currently includes the following distinguished personalities:

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