The Master of International Security is a multidisciplinary qualification. It draws on strategic studies, international relations, military studies, political science, area studies, political and human geography and complementary fields of study. You will learn the principles, theory and practice of international security. You’ll gain understanding of interagency perspectives. You’ll also develop analytical and communications skills appropriate to the security context.

Keep in mind that this program is not offered as direct entry and requires completion of a pathway program. The tuition fee is estimated upon national currency and therefore, is subject to change. Moreover, it may also vary due to individual courses a student enrolls in.