Regular meetings to seek career advice from IR professionals. Our guests include employees at multinational companies, transnational NGOs, the United Nations, private consultancies, investment banks, the oil & gas industry, the Brazilian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Brazilian National Congress, the Brazilian Federal Police, foreign trade offices, etc.

Students have the opportunity to establish a mentoring relationship with one of our undergraduate or  graduate alumni, at home or abroad. Mentoring helps develop students' presence in professional networks. Learn more about the FGV IR Alumni Network.  

Volunteer activities are increasingly valued by employers worldwide. The Career Center helps you find the best opportunities.

Every year FGV organizes a career fair to promote contacts between students and future employers.

Completing an internships is a mandatory component of the International Relations course at FGV, and can be done both in Brazil and abroad.

Starting in their first semester, students interested in acquiring skills and competencies in cutting-edge research can participate in projects coordinated by the School's professors. At the end of their year-long project, each undergrad researcher produces an academic paper and presents it in a research seminar composed of professors and colleagues.

These are regular courses in the FGV IR curriculum aimed at preparing students for competitive selection processes to enter the job market.