UndergraduatePolitical Science & International Relations
Bachelor of Global Security
Murdoch University, Perth, WA, Australia
About this program
A three-year degree focused on terrorism, intelligence, conflict and international affairs, with a choice of major: cyberspace policy and security, environment conflict and security, politics and international studies, or terrorism and counterterrorism studies.
Internships and placements with government agencies and other organisations are built in. Murdoch reports the degree ranks first in Western Australia for full-time employment among humanities and social science graduates. Entry is an ATAR of about 70, with online, on-campus and mixed-mode study available. It suits students aiming at intelligence and security analysis, policy work, defence, law enforcement or roles in international organisations.
Cost & duration
English test scores
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Admissions
ATAR of approximately 65-70 (or equivalent); completion of WACE or equivalent secondary qualification.
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