Bachelor degree from a recognised university in a relevant area with results at credit level. Yes, if a substantial part of the first degree has been completed and the work experience is substantial and relevant. Essay-writing coaching is provided within the program, particularly for international students. A postgraduate room equipped with internet access computers, email, a printer, photocopier and local telephone is dedicated for the sole use of the students.
Social activities are organised to allow students to get to know each other.
The course is suitable for persons who have completed a first degree and intend to work in a public or private organisation which has a strong international focus. The degree may also provide a platform for pass students who wish to proceed to higher research degrees. Dr Greg Pemberton. Students can combine the Master of International Relations with the Master of International Business to receive a double degree.