How to become a policy advisor?

To become a policy advisor, you typically need an education in public administration, political science, foreign affairs, or a similar field. Many employers, especially government agencies, prefer candidates with at least a master’s degree, although some employers hire those with just a bachelor’s degree. The exact education requirements vary widely depending on your specific area of interest. Additional qualifications include excellent communication skills, extensive research experience, and a thorough knowledge of the law as it relates to your field. Many of those interested in the career start as a policy analyst before becoming a policy advisor.