The course offers a range of topics in international relations such as global security, economics and human rights with three specialisations, focusing on: Governance and security International diplomacy and trade Political violence and counter-terrorism. You may also choose to complete advanced international relations. Journalism studies focuses on finding the truth and telling the story and plays a crucial role in scrutinising and holding to account those in power and influence. Subject to conditions, you have the opportunity to study abroad, and to develop research interests in a number of areas, providing them with a potential pathway into a higher degree by research. Our graduates have gone on to a broad range of occupations and have been employed by the likes of the United Nations, the Australian Government, and non-governmental organisations such as the International Red Cross, news media, or have become young entrepreneurs establishing their own firms both in Australia and internationally.

Entry level 1: Duration: 3 years full-time, 6 years part-time (144 points to complete) An Australian undergraduate degree (or equivalent) with at least credit (60%) average* Entry level 2: Duration: 2.5 years full-time, 5 years part-time (120 points to complete) An Australian undergraduate degree (or equivalent) in a related discipline including humanities or social sciences with at least credit (60%) average* or An Australian undergraduate degree (or equivalent) and an Australian graduate certificate (or equivalent) in a related discipline including humanities or social sciences with at least credit (60%) average in both qualifications* Entry level 3 Duration: 2 years full-time, 4 years part-time (96 points to complete) An Australian undergraduate honours degree (or equivalent) in a related discipline including humanities or social sciences with at least credit (60%) average*