Bachelor of International Relations

International Relations explores the political, social, and economic dynamics that shape the global landscape. It draws on a range of disciplines—including politics, history, law, economics, and sociology—to understand how nations and institutions interact in an increasingly interconnected world. In the Bachelor of International Relations, you can focus your studies on areas such as international security, global governance, human rights, citizenship, and global justice. You’ll examine key players on the world stage, analyze power dynamics and global cooperation, study political systems, and explore the development of foreign policy and the impact of globalization.

To further enhance your global perspective and employability, you can learn a new language, participate in international exchange programs, undertake internships, or join overseas study tours.

Graduates pursue careers across government, international organizations, NGOs, and multinational corporations. You could become a policy advisor, intelligence analyst, journalist, or diplomat. Whether shaping global policies or supporting humanitarian efforts, this degree opens doors to a wide array of impactful and meaningful career paths.