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Key Facts
Course type: Postgraduate
(coursework)
Availability: Full-time; Part-time
Student type: Domestic; International
Location: Crawley campus
Intakes: Beginning
of year and mid-year Courses
Overview
The courses are designed to provide graduates with advanced training in the academic field of
international relations. They comprise postgraduate level units not available to undergraduate students and are taught
exclusively by experienced specialists in the field. The teaching team includes
multiple winners of recent Excellence in University Teaching Awards. The
courses are designed to equip students with relevant theoretical and historical
knowledge and are particularly oriented towards understanding developments,
outlooks, relationships and possibilities in the Asia-Pacific region. The
different-length courses provide options for students with different backgrounds,
needs and depth of interest. Those interested in but lacking the necessary
background for the Master's program may find that they are eligible for the
Certificate or Diploma programs and, upon successful completion of the lesser
qualification, progress as desired to the higher level qualification. The
courses are designed both for those purely interested in acquiring a better
understanding of global governance and politics and those seeking a
qualification to enhance their career prospects. Course CoordinatorProfessor Bruce Stone Enquiries about the courses should be directed to the Course Coordinator. Core Teaching StaffAssociate Professor Jie Chen
Winthrop Professor Alex Coram
Associate Professor Roderic Pitty
Professor Samina Yasmeen The discipline is in the process of appointing a new staff member who will also teach in the program.
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