You have a Liberal arts degree? Would you tell me about it? I want to learn about the liberal arts independently but there are all sorts of things I have to study so it can get confusing for me.
International Relations. Rather than inter-state actors in standard political science, it focuses on countries and non-government organizations (United Nations) as the actors.
Obviously a lot of political science classes were required, but so were history, philosophy, and languages. Was able to combine it with my Japanese minor so I was able to graduate within 4 years. I remember taking classes focused on behavioral theory, aid relief, NGOs, terrorism, Cold War history, Middle Eastern history, etc. There was a surprising amount of math and analytics involved in a few of my upper level courses; make sure you know Algebra.
Haven't found a direct job using it but at least from what my parents/professors have told me, Liberal Arts more or less trains you to learn and critically think to take on a variety of tasks as opposed to specific fields like engineering, teaching, etc. A jack of all trades like a business degree. That's not to say though you can't get into a specific field; My Dad has a Masters in teaching art but was at an insurance company for 30 years.
