Bachelor of arts enhanced program for high achievers in international relations in Flinders university

International relations is a program of study sponsored by the School of History and International Relations with the assistance of other academic units at Flinders. The field of international relations encompasses the causes and consequences of a world divided among different countries. Its elements include diplomacy, foreign policy analysis, strategic studies and military affairs, peace-keeping and war-making, ethical issues such as human rights and refugee asylum, aspects of international political economy and trade, and trans-national issues such as nuclear weapons, terrorism and environmental cooperation. International relations seeks to understand the role of 'middle powers' (like Australia) in a world that also includes a 'super power' (the United States) and 'small powers' (many poorer states). Students taking International Relations explore Australia's role in the world community and in the Asia-Pacific region. T

For Secondary schooling overseas: There are country specific requirements, ATAR: 90; For Secondary schooling in Australia - using your ATAR: ATAR: 90 ; FISC Foundation: 7.8, A Levels: 12, IB Diploma: 31, Gao Kao: Tier One ; IELTS (Academic): 6.5 Overall with 6.0 Speaking, 6.0 Writing, 6.0 Reading, 6.0 Listening ; TOEFL (Paper): 580 Overall 4.5 TWE; TOEFL (Internet); 80 Overall with 18 Speaking, 18 Writing, 18 Reading, 18 Listening ; Pearson PTE Academic: 58 Overall with 50 Speaking, 50 Writing, 50 Reading, 50 Listening ; Cambridge English: Advanced CAE: C.

Diplomat - Maintaining good relations between countries, Intelligence Specialist - Gathering state-critical information, Political Analyst - Explaining the political climate, Lobbyist - Promoting ideas to those who can make them reality, International Lawyer - Representing beyond borders, Communications Specialist in a non-profit.

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