Deakin University

Overview

The Bachelor of Arts and Master of International Relations (B.A.-M.A.) program at Deakin University provides an extensive education in international relations, allowing students to choose a complementary major and electives from a wide range of disciplines. This dual-degree program equips graduates with essential skills to address complex global issues, significantly enhancing their career opportunities.

The master's segment of the program explores critical areas such as global governance, the United Nations, international relations theories, and contemporary international politics. Students benefit from practical experiences and international opportunities, providing them with a unique perspective on global relations that is increasingly important in our interconnected world.

What you'll study

Core Courses include:

• The United Nations and International Organizations
• International Relations Theory
• Contemporary International Politics
• Security and Strategy

In addition to core courses, students may select electives from various disciplines, creating a personalized educational experience that aligns with their professional aspirations.

Entry requirements

Career prospects

Graduates of the Bachelor of Arts and Master of International Relations program can pursue diverse career paths in areas such as diplomacy, international development, policy analysis, and global advocacy. The skills and knowledge gained from this program prepare students for roles within government agencies, non-governmental organizations, international corporations, and academic institutions. Furthermore, upon graduation, international students may be eligible for post-study work permits, allowing them to gain valuable work experience in Australia, which can further enhance their employability in the global job market.