Master's
Masters of International Relations / Peace and Conflict Studies – UQ
Course Overview
The University of Queensland’s Masters of International Relations / Peace and Conflict Studies combines the study of global politics with advanced approaches to conflict prevention, peacebuilding, and international cooperation. Students explore diplomacy, international law, global governance, conflict resolution, humanitarian policy, security studies, and intercultural communication through an interdisciplinary curriculum.
The program develops analytical, negotiation, and leadership skills required to address complex international challenges in diverse political and cultural contexts. Practical research and policy analysis strengthen students’ ability to contribute to peaceful and sustainable global solutions. Graduates are well prepared for careers in diplomatic services, international organisations, humanitarian agencies, public policy, global advocacy, and international research.
Entry Requirements
- Academic Records: Completion of 10 + 2 qualification with top academic rank (e.g., ATAR ~98+ or equivalent).
- English Proficiency: IELTS 7.0 overall (minimum 7.0 in all sub-scores), TOEFL iBT 96, PTE 68.
- Prerequisites / Knowledge: Secondary Chemistry, Physics, and Mathematics Advanced recommended.
- Application Materials: Certified 10 + 2 transcripts and senior secondary completion certificate.
- Waterford Institute of TechnologyInherent requirements declaration and mandatory clinical placement clearances.
Career Outcomes
- Diplomat
- Peacebuilding Specialist
- International Policy Advisor
- Conflict Resolution Consultant
- United Nations Program Officer
Scholarship Available
- Yes (UQ International Scholarships
- UQ Graduate School Scholarships
- Faculty Scholarships)
