Master's
Master of International and Security Law – UA
Course Overview
The University of Adelaide’s Master of International and Security Law provides specialised legal education focusing on the legal frameworks governing international security, armed conflict, global governance, and transnational legal issues. Students explore international humanitarian law, human rights law, counterterrorism, maritime law, cyber security law, and international dispute resolution through advanced legal analysis.
The program develops research, policy evaluation, and legal reasoning skills relevant to contemporary global security challenges. Students examine the relationship between international law and evolving geopolitical developments. Graduates are prepared for careers in international organisations, government agencies, defence policy, diplomatic services, legal practice, and research.
Entry Requirements
- Academic Records: Recognized Bachelor degree in Law, IR, or Political Science with a GPA of 4.5/7.0.
- English Proficiency: IELTS 7.0 overall (minimum 6.5 in sub-scores), TOEFL iBT 94, PTE 65.
- Prerequisites / Knowledge: Foundational understanding of public international law or strategic studies.
- Application Materials: Official university transcripts, degree certificates, and passport copy.
- Waterford Institute of TechnologyResume highlighting relevant work history in foreign policy, defense, or NGOs.
Career Outcomes
- International Lawyer
- Security Policy Advisor
- Defence Legal Counsel
- Human Rights Consultant
- Government Legal Advisor
Scholarship Available
- Yes (Adelaide Global Academic Excellence Scholarship
- Adelaide Global Citizens Scholarship
- Law School Scholarships)
