Postgraduate course
Master of International Relations and Master of International Trade and Commerce Law
Macquarie University
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About
In this double degree, you will be able to combine:
Master of International Relations: The Master of International Relations, which is built around innovative approaches and thinking, this course will empower you to comprehend and evaluate contemporary regional and global developments, and will equip you for an international career in diplomacy, journalism, the NGO sector, international business or academia.
Master of International Trade and Commerce Law: In this course, you'll extend your knowledge of the legal, governance and policy issues relevant to international and domestic trade and commerce so that you develop a broad and well-rounded understanding of the area, as well as skills to advance your career.
Admission criteria
- AQF level 8 bachelor honours or graduate diploma qualification in a related field or recognised equivalent; or
- meet two of the following three criteria:
- AQF level 7 bachelor qualification in a related field or recognised equivalent
- relevant approved work experience, professional certification or other recognised prior learning
- AQF level 7 bachelor qualification or recognised equivalent with a Weighted Average Mark of 65
and
Upload your CV as a PDF within the UAC application if you are seeking admission on the basis of work experience.
Related fields for prior qualifications
In International Relations: Political Science and Policy Studies, Philosophy and Religious Studies, Studies in Human Society, Social Work, Welfare Studies, Behavioural Science, Law, Linguistics, Literature, Language and Literature, Philosophy and Religious Studies, Economics, Criminology, Society and Culture, Communication and Media Studies, International Business Anthropology, International Relations, History, Security Studies, Business, Social Science, Humanities.
In International Trade and Commerce Law: Law, Business,Commerce, Economics, International Relations.
Relevant experience
In international relations: related employment or volunteer work including advisory, advocacy, consultancy, representation, analysis, research, management in public service, community, government relations, political and social, international or professional bodies, organisations, institutes or associations.
In international trade and commerce Law: Experience in a legal position (working in a law firm or in government drafting policies, law clerk, judge, judges associate, drafting policies or supporting legal work).
Contact Future Students team if you have any queries: (02) 9850 6767.
Fees and charges
^ Course fees are indicative only and subject to change. View fee information on the Macquarie University website.
Australian Government financial assistance
Further information
Read the full course details on the Macquarie University website.
The academic content of all programs is subject to routine review.