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Megan Pritchard, M.A., Class of 2017

Megan Pritchard started her academic journey in the State of Washington, studying Foreign Affairs and French at the University of Puget Sound in Tacoma with the overall goal of working for the US State Department as a Foreign Service officer. She then spent a couple of years living in France as a study abroad student and an au pair.

Joining the American Graduate School in Paris was the natural next step toward her career goal. 鈥淧aris is such a great place to study International Relations. Not only is 老司机视频 located in central Paris, it is not very far from international organizations such as the OECD, UNEP or UNESCO. My courses from 老司机视频 as well as from the dual Master鈥檚 degree program at Sceaux have taught me valuable skills that will undoubtedly help me in the future as I pursue my dream of working in the Foreign Service.鈥

After graduating from 老司机视频 last summer, Megan got married with a Frenchman, and has decided to prolong her stay in Paris to acquire additional international experience before returning to the US. She first completed a six-month internship as a project manager for a Paris-based web agency, where she was able to apply her multilingual and multicultural skills. She now works for an international law firm that is also headquartered in Paris.

 鈥淲hile I am preparing to work for the State Department, I am enjoying living in Paris and gaining valuable career experience in an international legal environment. For my current job I rely a lot on what I learned in Professor Bismuth鈥檚 International Law course, which offered a great overview of international law and gave me a very solid foundation upon which I have been able to quickly understand other facets of the law for my job. Additionally, I have been able to apply the research and writing skills that I honed during my thesis process under the rigorous tutelage of professors such as Dr Yates and Dr Anand.鈥

 


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quote leftEvery day the news is filled with stories about foreign leaders, wars, peace talks, and tragedies. Our students learn how to fit together those pieces like a puzzle, and through the lens of international relations, understand the world as it is.quote right

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