Anyone studying International Relations?

I just want to know a bit more about what the degree entails and what job prospects there are coming out of it etc

Any information/advice would be great

I am- most universities have the modules listed online with varying amounts of detail, but you can expect to study:
International Relations Theory- theories about the way the world works & states interact e.g. realism, liberalism, neconservativsm
International Organisations- as it says, about organisations such as the EU, UN e.c.t- how they work

The rest really depends on the university- what their specialisms are and what they think are other important topics to include. At my uni, UEA, in first year we had the same core modules as the Politics students so we had to do Social and Political\ theory- theories about how societies and the state operate and a general introduction to Politics module which focused on liberal democracies. Then a general introduction to international relations module which looked at issues facing the world and a brief introduction to international organisations. In second year there is a largely history based module called international politics since 1945 which mainly covers the cold war but also a bit after up to the Iraq War in 2003.

Job wise as with any arts degree it doesn't lead to a specific career but the chance to apply for any general graduate job when combined with experience and the right approach. A masters is sometimes necessary to work for the UN.

Do you think it's only worth doing an MA if you want to work for the UN? Do most other jobs not require/expect it?