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Flinders University

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Bachelor of International Relations and Political Science

  • Bachelor

You can shape the world. Gain the skills to drive political, social, and economic change.

Key details

Degree Type
Bachelor
Duration
3 years full-time
Course Code
244191,284491, 0100840
Study Mode
In person
Intake Months
Mar, Jul
Domestic Fees
$16,320 per year
International Fees
$33,900 per year

About this course

Study International Relations and Political Science at Flinders

You can shape the world. Gain the skills to drive political, social, and economic change.

Study International Relations and Political Science at Flinders and gain the expertise to drive impactful political, social, and economic change. Dive into the heart of political and social issues shaping our world, from international security and conflict resolution to inequality, disruptive technologies, and the future of democracy. You will develop a profound understanding of power, politics, policy, and international relations - all while gaining professional skills and real-world experience through our unique industry partnerships and internships.

Study locations

Bedford Park

Tonsley

Career pathways

Your career

You will gain the knowledge and skills that are in high demand across multiple industries. Today's employers are seeking graduates who can lead, analyse, and pre-empt movements within the domestic and international political arenas. As well as discipline-specific skills, you will develop enhanced general skills transferrable across industries, future-proofing your career.

Our graduates are employed in areas including international government and non-government organisations, diplomacy, foreign affairs, social and policy analysis, journalism, research, management, defence, intelligence, foreign aid, humanitarian services, politics, education, and language services.

Potential occupations include:

  • policy analyst
  • diplomat
  • public service officer
  • international aid or development worker
  • electorate officer
  • research officer or analyst
  • intelligence, security, or political analyst
  • risk manager or public relations specialist
  • education - teacher, aid, administration
  • journalist or digital media content maker
  • advocacy officer/researcher
  • human resources