The Master of International Relations provides a comprehensive foundation in the core skills required for managers and analysts working in foreign affairs, international trade, defence, and national and international security. It combines theory and practical analysis to examine global issues like war, poverty, security, economics, trade and diplomacy.
You’ll graduate future ready with the most transformational international relations master’s degree in Australia, with public policy, public administration and international relations skills integrated in the curriculum, providing you with the tools to create change. You can also tailor your degree depending on your career goals; you can choose electives from public policy, public administration, or you can select two electives from anywhere across the university.
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Entry Requirements
Applicants normally must hold an approved undergraduate degree or equivalent and have successfully completed a minimum of one semester full-time (18 units or equivalent) in basic sciences such as chemistry, physics, microbiology, physiology and life sciences.
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