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Bachelor of
International Relations & Political Science

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Guaranteed Entry ATAR

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STAT  

150

GPA  

4.5

TAFE/VET

Certificate IV or above

Pathway options

Arts | Diploma in Arts

Prerequisites 

None

Duration  

3 years full-time (or part-time equivalent)

Start dates

March
July

Annual fees 

Commonwealth Supported Places (CSPs) available

Assumed
knowledge

None

Practical
experience  

Available

Study abroad

Available

Delivery mode*

In person
(Bedford Park, City)

SATAC

244191 (Bedford Park)

284491 (City)

IELTS Overall
6.0
Speaking: 6.0
Writing: 6.0
Pearson Overall
50
CRICOS code
0100840

English language requirements 
English requirements by country
Duration
3 years full-time
Delivery mode
In person (on campus) 
Tonsley
City
Start dates
March
July
Annual fee
$36,300 (2026)
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Passionate about global issues, diplomacy, and politics?

Our Bachelor of International Relations and Political Science is for future leaders ready to engage with today’s most urgent global political challenges.

From climate diplomacy to national security, inequality to extremist politics, human rights to modern warfare, you’ll gain the skills to understand, analyse, and influence complex issues within Australia and across the globe. With access to unique internships – including placements in Washington, Vienna, and the South Australian Parliament – this is more than a degree. It’s your launchpad into leadership, policy, advocacy, and international careers that make a difference.

Ranked in the top 2%
of the universities in the world*

No.1 in SA
For learner engagement, skills development, student support and starting salary^

No.1 in SA
in Political Science^

International Relations and Political Science can lead to powerful, global careers.

Over 961,000 South Australians work in the public sector. That makes up 18% of the total workforce.  You'll find career opportunities in South Australia and abroad in foreign affairs, policy, diplomacy, analytics, trade, or international business*. You'll be studying towards an impactful career, like one of these:

*Australian Bureau of Statistics

Salary

$105K

typical salary in Australia

Job growth

14.8%

5-year projection

Policy Adviser

Help shape and implement policies by researching key issues, evaluating alternatives, and ensuring compliance with laws and regulations. They often collaborate with Policy Analysts to provide informed advice and support on a wide range of policy and regulatory matters.

Intelligence Analyst

Plays a key role in national security by gathering, evaluating, and interpreting information related to political, military, and social developments.

They identify emerging threats by tracking global trends and assessing risks, then provide strategic advice to inform defence and policy decisions. Their work supports the development of effective intelligence and security strategies.

Jobs growth

8.7%

5-year projection

Salary

$93K

typical salary in Australia

Sources: Jobs and Skills Australia, 2025 | Seek Australia, 2025
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Diplomat

Represents Australia’s interests overseas, builds international relationships, and negotiates treaties or agreements on behalf of the government.

Policy and planning manager

Leads the development of strategic policies and plans that guide government or organisational decision-making on key issues.

Government relations manager

Develops and implements strategies to engage with government officials and agencies, builds relationships with policymakers, and advocates for policies that support the organisation’s goals.

Public affairs manager

Oversees communication between an organisation and the public, media, and government to shape public perception and support policy goals.

With further postgraduate study and work experience, careers could include:

  • Ambassador
  • International development consultant 
  • Foreign policy advisor
  • Human rights advocate 
  • Trade negotiator 
  • Diplomatic security officer
  • Global risk analyst

What will you study to start your career in international relations & political science?

Study a variety of core topics and electives and get hands-on experience with professional placements.

  1. Year 1
  2. Year 2
  3. Year 3

GENERAL

In your first year, you'll study core topics and your choice of one option topic or you can focus on an area that interests you by choosing a minor.

Year 1 - Core topics

Your first year might include the following topics. For exact topic information, visit the course Handbook.

  • Political Systems and Institutions 
  • International Relations
  • Democracy in Australia
  • Public Policy 
  • Revolutionary Ideas in Politics 
  • Political Economy

GENERAL

In the second year, you'll study core topics and your choice of one option topic or you can also continue to concentrate on your area of interest by following the minor you started in your first year. 

Year 2 - Core topics

Your second year might include the following topics. For exact topic information, visit the course Handbook.

  • Nationalism, Populism and Democracy
  • America and the World
  • Australian Public Policy
  • International Security and Order in the Twenty-First Century
  • Evaluating China's Re-emergence in the International System
  • Research Methods and Data Analysis
  • 2 option topics  

GENERAL

In your third year, you'll study core topics and your choice of three option topics, or continue with the minor. You'll also get hands-on experience with placement opportunities or undertake an industry project. 

Year 3 - Core topics

Your third year might include the following topics. For exact topic information, visit the course Handbook.

  • Cybersecurity, A.I. and the Future of Democracy
  • Foreign Policy in the Digital Age
  • Politics of the Indo Pacific
  • Capstone: Negotiating Emerging Political Challenges
  • Inequality and the Australian Welfare State
  • 2 Internship options, industry projects or electives 

Customise your degree.

After your first year, you can focus on an area that interests you by choosing a minor. This will help you work toward the career of your dreams.

MINOR

History (International Relations)

This minor can lead to exciting careers in museums, galleries, or educational organisations. 

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Year 2 - Core topics

The Great Powers of the Middle East, 1798-2001
Terrorism and Society: From the Reign of Terror to AI Qaeda 

*Topics may be subject to change.


Year 3 - Core topics

Guns and Butter: The United States in the Long 1960s

*Topics may be subject to change.

Option topics

Your choice of any 1 topic (4.5 units) from the following"
Turning Points in History
History’s Killing Fields: From Ancient to Modern
Dictators and Democrats in Modern Europe
‘The Lucky Country’? A Brief History of Australia
Destination Australia: Migration Since 1900
Empires: Ancient, Medieval, and Modern 
One Nation Under God? Religion in American Public Life 
Slavery and Unfreedom in Australia and the Indo-Pacific 
Britannia’s Rise and Fall: Colonial and Post-Colonial Experiences

*Topics may be subject to change.

MINOR

Gender Studies

This minor can lead to impactful careers. Explore contemporary issues like domestic violence, rape culture, pay gaps, harassment, racism, homophobia and transphobia, and national identity.

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Year 2 - Core topics

Listening Up: Colonialism, Race and Gender
Memory and the Politics of Difference: Sex, Race and Belonging

*Topics may be subject to change.


Year 3 - Core topics

Global Feminist Activism

*Topics may be subject to change.

Option topics

Your choice of any 1 topic (4.5 units) from the following: 
 
Thinking through the Body  
Media and Cultural Identities: Gender, Race and Sexuality  
Crimes of the Flesh: Sex and 'Deviance' in Australian History  
Sexualities: Identities Power and Resistance  
Medieval and Renaissance Women's Literature and Lives
 
*Topics may be subject to change

*Topics may be subject to change.

MINOR

French (available as Beginners or Continuers)

In this minor you'll build language and intercultural skills, and gain a deeper understanding of the Francophone world - its history, culture, values, and perspectives.

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Year 1 - Core topics (Beginners)

Introductory French Part 1
Introductory French Part 2

*Topics may be subject to change.


Year 2 - Core topics (Beginners)

Intermediate French Part 1
Intermediate French Part 2

*Topics may be subject to change.

Year 2 - Core topics (Continuers)

Intermediate French Part 1
Intermediate French Part 2

*Topics may be subject to change.


Year 3 - Core topics (Continuers)

Upper Intermediate French Part 1
Upper Intermediate French Part 2

*Topics may be subject to change.

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MINOR

Indonesian (available as Beginners or Continuers)

This minor will develop knowledge of the Indonesian language – including vocabulary, grammar and phonetics – and make the most of future opportunities. 

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Year 1 - Core topics (Beginners)

Introductory Indonesian Part 1
Introductory Indonesian Part 2

*Topics may be subject to change.


Year 2 - Core topics (Beginners)

Intermediate Indonesian Part 1
Intermediate Indonesian Part 2

*Topics may be subject to change.

Year 2 - Core topics (Continuers)

Intermediate Indonesian Part 1
Intermediate Indonesian Part 2

*Topics may be subject to change.


Year 3 - Core topics (Continuers)

Upper Intermediate Indonesian Part 1
Upper Intermediate Indonesian Part 2

*Topics may be subject to change.

MINOR

Italian (available as Beginners or Continuers)

Gain the essential skills to communicate effectively in Italian, and connect with cultural aspects such as cinema, history, design and fashion. 

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Year 1 - Core topics (Beginners)

Introductory Italian Part 1
Introductory Italian Part 2

*Topics may be subject to change.


Year 2 - Core topics (Beginners)

Intermediate Italian Part 1
Intermediate Italian Part 2

*Topics may be subject to change.

Year 2 - Core topics (Continuers)

Intermediate Italian Part 1
Intermediate Italian Part 2

*Topics may be subject to change.


Year 3 - Core topics (Continuers)

Upper Intermediate Italian Part 1
Upper Intermediate Italian Part 2

*Topics may be subject to change.

MINOR

Spanish (available as Beginners or Continuers)

This minor can lead to global careers, increase your employment opportunities and earning potential by gaining comprehensive skills to understand, speak, read and write in Spanish.

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Year 1 - Core topics (Beginners)

Introductory Spanish Part 1
Introductory Spanish Part 2

*Topics may be subject to change.


Year 2 - Core topics (Beginners)

Intermediate Spanish Part 1
Intermediate Spanish Part 2

*Topics may be subject to change.

Year 2 - Core topics (Continuers)

Intermediate Spanish Part 1
Intermediate Spanish Part 2

*Topics may be subject to change.


Year 3 - Core topics (Continuers)

Upper Intermediate Spanish Part 1
Upper Intermediate Spanish Part 2

*Topics may be subject to change.

Boost your knowledge with an Honours in International Relations & Political Science.

SATAC: 244271 (Bedford Park) 284501 (City)

Our four-year combined honours degree will equip you with exceptional research and analysis skills, enhance your professional and interpersonal competencies, and expand your career options. This program is designed to make you an expert in a specialist field, giving you a deep understanding of the key political, international, and policy ideas and trends of our time.

Your fourth year might include the following topics, including placement opportunities in Washington, the South Australian Cabinet Office or Parliament. For exact topic information, visit the course Handbook:

  • Honours Thesis
  • Research Methods
  • 2 option topics

Boost your knowledge with an Honours in International Relations & Political Science.

Our four-year combined honours degree will equip you with exceptional research and analysis skills, enhance your professional and interpersonal competencies, and expand your career options. This program is designed to make you an expert in a specialist field, giving you a deep understanding of the key political, international, and policy ideas and trends of our time.

Your fourth year might include the following topics, including placement opportunities in Washington, the South Australian Cabinet Office or Parliament. For exact topic information, visit the course Handbook:

  • Honours Thesis
  • Research Methods
  • 2 option topics

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of the universities in the world*

No.1 in SA
For learner engagement, skills development, student support and starting salary^

No.1 in SA
in Political Science^

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Hear from Zoe Johnston, an Honours student, about her incredible experiences, from interning in Washington, D.C., and meeting global leaders like Nancy Pelosi, to studying diplomacy in Vietnam.

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