Master of International Relations (Shanghai Jiao Tong University Dual Degree)
Immerse yourself in a dual-degree master's program spanning Australia and China, combining international relations with Chinese politics and economy.
Best for:Best for graduate students seeking cross-cultural expertise in international relations, global governance, and Chinese politics.
Overview
This dual-degree master's program offers a truly international perspective by immersing students in two distinct academic and cultural environments, featuring one full year in Australia and another in China. Jointly run by Monash University and Shanghai Jiao Tong University, the curriculum integrates Monash's Master of International Relations with Shanghai Jiao Tong's Master of Arts in Chinese Politics and Economy. Enrolled students are expected to complete coursework across both institutions to gain a comprehensive understanding of global governance and regional dynamics. The program prepares graduates for globally oriented careers in diplomacy, international organizations, and public policy.
What you'll do
- Complete rigorous coursework across partner institutions in Australia and China
- Engage in comparative study of international politics and regional economies
- Fulfill academic requirements for both the Master of International Relations and Master of Arts in Chinese Politics and Economy
- Participate in cross-cultural seminars, discussions, and collaborative projects
Requirements
Degree required: Australian bachelor degree or equivalent in a cognate discipline
Degree offered: Master Degree
Language: English; standard university English language proficiency requirements apply.
Instruction: English
- Satisfactory academic performance in prior undergraduate or graduate studies
- Foundational knowledge in international relations, political science, or related social sciences
- Capacity for independent academic research and critical analysis
- Must meet Monash University's general admission criteria for master's coursework degrees
- Minimum credit (60%) average in an Australian bachelor degree (or equivalent) in a cognate discipline, or minimum pass (50%) average in both an Australian bachelor degree and an Australian graduate certificate in a cognate discipline
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How to apply
Submit an application through the Monash University course portal with all required academic transcripts and supporting documentation.
- BSc or BA transcripts
- Proof of English proficiency
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