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University of Western Australia

This masters course enables graduates to acquire (at an advanced level) the theoretical, historical and practical knowledge and skills relevant to the analysis of contemporary international relations and is particularly oriented toward understanding developments, outlooks, relationships and possibilities in the Asia-Pacific region. The course develops students ‘capacities to collect and interpret information, to analyse arguments, policies and developments, and to construct cogent verbal and written arguments on international relations subjects. It also gives students an appreciation of the ways in which knowledge of international relations is utilized, including in professional employment.
Good communication skills and analaytical skills.
In this course major studies include understanding of in-depth knowledge related to global governance and politics.
International students must have a bachelor's degree, or equivalent, in a relevant discipline (where required), completed to a sufficiently high standard.
This course is relevant to people interested in working in businesses and government agencies with international linkages, agencies involved in regional or global governance, or international non-government organizations. Expertise in international relations complements qualifications in a range of professional areas and is applicable to a variety of employment options. This course leads to become Foreign Affairs and Trade Officer, Intelligence Analyst, Journalist, Parliamentarian, Policy Analyst.
$25760, per year.
1.5 years