Overview We live today in an interconnected and globalised world. Yet conflict continues to impede international cooperation. The world has become more rather than less complicated. Being able to understand and evaluate global issues across the social, cultural, legal, political and economic spectrum, therefore, is a highly valued skill that is much desired by government, business and the non-government sector. Through engagement with 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. KEY FEATURES You'll learn from experts in the fields of Asian, European, American, African, Australian and Middle Eastern studies. You may be eligible to undertake an internship in an approved institution. You'll undertake a research component under specialised individual supervision. You'll develop key skills in critical thinking, problem-solving, research and writing, and oral communication. This course is available on campus, online, or through a combination of both, which means you can continue to work full-time while studying. You can combine this course with the Master of International Business, Master of International Communication or Master of Translation and Interpreting Studies. SUITABLE FOR Want to further your career in public business, community or political work or are interested in international relations? This course will also prepare students for higher level tertiary study and research in international relations. Career Opportunities PROFESSIONS Career paths for our graduates are varied and include employment within the civil service in departments dealing with foreign affairs, diplomacy, defence, foreign aid and intelligence, international organisations such as United Nations, NGOs, multinational corporations, trade focused businesses, journalism and consulting. This video provides more insight. EMPLOYERS diplomatic service agencies federal and local government international non-government organisations multinational corporations United Nations