International Relations

If you are interested in learning, investigating and responding to global problems, the Master of International Relations can provide you with the high-level skills in theoretical and theoretical investigation to do so. Geo political tensions, climate change, poverty, pandemics, human insecurity, and human rights abuses. These concerns are just some of the pressing issues currently impacting our global community. By studying the Master of International Relations, you'll better understand the character of these problems, what the current responses to such problems would be, and also how these responses can possibly be made better. You'll gain skills in policy analysis, acquire a systematic comprehension of the risks to peace and security, and global forces shaping political, social and economic life. Since you acquire knowledge and outlook, you'll have the ability to exhibit high-level skills of theoretical and empirical investigation. Not only are you going to obtain a thorough comprehension of the intricacies of contemporary international relations nevertheless be in a position to interpret these global topics and events to produce a hopeful, positive solution for most parties.

Homework honours (AQF8) degree in a related field or doctorate degree in a related subject, plus two years relevant work experience or doctorate certificate or graduate diploma in a relevant field or Evidence of academic capability judged to be equivalent.