|  The Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences offers a number of bachelor and graduate degrees in the area of international relations.
Programs offered include:
- Bachelor of International Relations
- Bachelor of International Relations (Business)
- Postgraduate Diploma of International Relations
- Master of International Relations
- Master of International Relations (Business)
- Master of International Relations (Laws)
- Master of International Relations (Professional)
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
Studying international relations opens up a wide range of career options in the political, economic and cultural fields such as foreign affairs, trade, defence, international organisations (such as the UN), the media and more.
International Relations programs are innovative, forward-looking and attuned to the dynamics of the globalising world and its multiple diplomatic channels. Students find the programs immensely practical and rigorous in its teaching of contemporary, theoretical and cultural issues. Students engage in simulations, think-tank and scenario exercises.
Bond’s International Relations professors and teaching fellows include a former Asian foreign correspondent, a business leader who trained diplomats from the Vietnamese Ministry of Foreign Affairs and former members of the Australian Institute of International Affairs. Their in-depth insight into real world foreign affairs in action brings an extra dimension to theoretical discussions in the classroom.
International Relations has scope for many different internship and work experience opportunities, many of which are administered through the Faculty. Practical experience is also gained through in-country experience, internships or institutional (e.g. United Nations) visits.
| The Bond Difference Small classes with one-on-one access to academics, state-of-the-art facilities and a culturally diverse student community are just some of the advantages Bond has to offer.
Real World Learning Environment
Study in classes where Bond’s International Relations professors and teaching fellows include a former Asian foreign correspondent, a business leader who trained diplomats from the Vietnamese Ministry of Foreign Affairs and former members of the Australian Institute of International Affairs. Their in-depth insight into real world foreign affairs brings an extra dimension to theoretical discussions in the classroom.
Research Informed Teaching
Classes run by academics who are research active means course content is leading edge. Teaching is enhanced by opportunities to participate in international student forums, debates and interactive study tours.
International Opportunities
Enhance your Bond qualifications with the experience of studying or completing an internship overseas. Eligible students can apply to study for a semester at 59 leading universities in 19 countries through Bond’s International Exchange Program or explore their internship opportunities through the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Internship Co-ordinator.
Fast Track Your University Studies
Bond enables you to complete a Bachelor of International Relations in just 2 years, a Postgraduate Diploma of International Relations in 8 months or a Master of International Relations in 1 year by scheduling three full semesters per year. Intakes occur in January, May or September for most degrees.
Cross Discipline Opportunities
Bond recognises the constant overlapping of knowledge’s required to be effective in today’s world and has evolved its International relations offerings to reflect this by incorporating business and law into some International relations degrees.
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