International relations
The International Relations courses aim to produce graduates who are able to demonstrate high-level skills of theoretical and empirical analysis and interpretation of global issues and events. In addition the course will give you a substantial understanding of the complexities of contemporary international relations.
| Undergraduate (Bachelor) degrees | |||
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| Bachelor of Arts | Course information for: | Local Students | International Students |
| Bachelor of Arts (Honours) | Course information for: | Local Students | International Students |
| Postgraduate degrees | |||
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| Master of Arts | Course information for: | Local Students | International Students |
| Graduate Certificate of International Relations | Course information for: | Local Students | International Students |
| Graduate Diploma of International Relations | Course information for: | Local Students | International Students |
| Master of Arts (International Relations) | Course information for: | Local Students | International Students |
Why study at Deakin?
Get ready for your new career
Study areas in Deakin's International Relations courses have been developed to cover key issues, concepts and knowledge. They include comprehensive and current material that is genuinely relevant to the professional of all participants
Learn from the best
Deakin's International Relations staff have many years of combined industry experience, and are leaders in their research fields.
Career and Industry
The changing nature of the workforce is creating exciting opportunities for people with knowledge, experience and qualifications in international relations. New career paths are open in all levels of government, business, the media, consultancy, the defence forces, education, health, politics and research.