Career offices are how students end up in fields they’d never have found on their own. Political risk is a hard one to hand them, and not for any reason that reflects on your team — the jobs are there, they just don’t look like themselves.
The roles are posted as corporate security, government affairs, sanctions compliance, supply chain, country analysis. Almost none of them say “political risk” anywhere in the title. A student searching the obvious phrase sees a sliver of the market — and so does anyone helping them search.
The openings are real, and the best doors in are rarely the ones a student thinks to try first.
That map is what we bring. You know your students; we spend every day in this field and watch where it hires. PRDM gives your cohort the path into political risk and the practitioners already working in it.
PRDM access and Career Insider for every student — curated roles, the field manual, and a community of practitioners doing the work now.
Five modules covering how the field works, who hires, what the jobs are actually called, and how to get in.
Taught live by a practitioner who has spent the last fifteen years doing this work and teaching it.
Engagement, applications, and outcomes each semester, in a form you can put in front of your dean.
Public affiliation as a PRDM partner institution.
One line item, your whole cohort — membership, the curriculum, live sessions, and reporting you can take to a dean.
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