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Graduate Certificate in International Studies
University of Sydney, Sydney, NSW, Australia
About this program
The Graduate Certificate in International Studies at the University of Sydney examines relations among states and non-state actors and the evolution of the international system, through an intellectually rigorous, research-intensive program. Core units introduce key theories, concepts and institutions in international relations and the history of the international system, alongside a choice of selective units in specialist areas.
The course suits professionals looking to elevate their understanding of international relations and ground their existing career with practical, skills-building study. Graduates move into international business, consulting, government, journalism and international organisations including the United Nations, supported by the University's links to major Australian policy think tanks.
Cost & duration
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Admissions
Admission to the Graduate Certificate in International Relations requires: a bachelor's degree from the University of Sydney, or an equivalent qualification.
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