Career path
An Extended Postgraduate Programme in Trade Unions and the Global Economy course prepares you for roles like policy analyst, union negotiator, and labour lawyer within public sector and corporate environments.
Roles you could step into
- Labour Lawyer — draft robust employment contracts and advise on industrial disputes.
- Policy Analyst — research economic trends to shape effective workplace regulations.
- Union Negotiator — lead collective bargaining teams and secure better member terms.
- HR Director — design fair people strategies that align with global labour laws.
- Research Consultant — analyse international market data for trade bodies and NGOs.
Where you could work
Trade unions, government departments, multinational corporations, law firms, and non-governmental organisations.
How your career can grow
- First role: join an advisory team to support senior stakeholders with evidence-based insights.
- Within a few years: manage complex negotiations or lead policy review projects independently.
- Senior level: direct organisational strategy or pursue an MA or PhD for expert status.
Career trajectories often involve moving from operational support to strategic leadership. Many graduates also pursue further study to specialise.
What jobs can I get with an Extended Postgraduate Programme in Trade Unions and the Global Economy?
Careers after Extended Postgraduate Programme in Trade Unions and the Global Economy include legal, advisory, and union leadership positions across diverse sectors.
Explore how this qualification can accelerate your professional journey today.