Politics is broadly concerned with the way societies are structured and with the distribution of authority, power and influence. The study of politics incorporates a variety of subject matter and a range of different theoretical approaches.
In the Politics major, you’ll learn about Australian politics, public policy, political theory and international relations. Australian politics familiarises you with institutional structures and recent political history, and introduces you to political concepts and analytical approaches that can be applied in our region across the world. Public policy covers the processes of policy formulation, implementation and evaluation. In political theory, you’ll learn about political ideas and major debates on democracy, freedom, justice and civil society. International relations covers world politics, the relations between states, and international institutions.
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ntry Requirements
Year 12 with ISC/CBSC: 60% in best 4 subjects, Year 12 with state board : 65% in best four subjects ; PTE (No Score Less Than) :Reading: 53, Listening: 48, Speaking: 46, Writing: 62 ; TOEFL (No Score Less Than) : Reading: 13, Listening: 12, Speaking: 18, Writing: 21 ; ILETS (No Score Less Than) : Reading and Writing 6.5, Listening and speaking 6.0
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