Postgraduate International communication and international relations

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1 Postgraduate International communication and international relations Master of International Communication Master of International Relations Master of International Communication with the degree of Master of International Relations Master of International Business with the degree of Master of International Relations Master of International Relations with the degree of Master of International Trade and Commerce Law Master of Translating and Interpreting with the degree of Master of International Relations Photo: Effy Alexakis

2 Photo: Effy Alexakis Prepare for an international career at Sydney s international university. Students from more than 110 countries choose to launch their global careers from Macquarie University. Our internationally-focused postgraduate programs in the Faculty of Arts are flexible and practical, preparing you for a career unlimited by borders. + Understand + Focus + Gain your world. You will develop an understanding of the political, social, economic and legal systems operating internationally, exploring specific regions and the role of international organisations. on your area of interest. Macquarie University s programs are flexible, so you can focus on the subjects that suit you and your future career. Our double degree options allow you to expand your knowledge in the direction you choose. real-world experience through our internship program. Gain academic credit whilst developing your knowledge and skills in a professional environment such as an embassy, government department or non-government organisation (NGO). + Benefit + Expand from an international community. Almost a third of our student body is made up of international students, giving you the opportunity to develop your cross-cultural skills and create a professional network with people from all over the world. your skills. Our international relations program provides an opportunity for you to complete a research project as part of your degree. 2

3 Multinational corporation International organisation (e.g United Nations) Travel and tourism Where can an internationally-focused degree take you? Non-Government Organisation (NGO) Government and policy International diplomacy Media and journalism Photo: Effy Alexakis Xinyuan Liu China International Trade Internship at Australia China Business Council I would definitely encourage other students to do the internship program. Through real-life experiences, they will find their hidden potential. Internships enrich your study life while preparing you for your future career. 3

4 Master of International Communication This degree draws on a variety of fields of study, including media communication, international relations and cultural studies. Who should apply This degree is suitable for people who wish to work in international organisations. A mixture of units provides you with specialised knowledge and skills in the field of international communication. What you CAn study Cultural Studies Development Communication Intercultural Communication International Public Relations International Relations Media Communication Public Diplomacy Career opportunities This degree is an important milestone in the career paths of a variety of individuals including diplomats and international civil servants, policy makers, development specialists, international business people, media managers and international journalists. Key Features Built on the research strengths of our academic staff Relevant to students who wish to work in developing countries or in organisations working in the international arena Examines problems in the areas of communication and modernisation in relevant contexts Available as a double degree with the Master of International Relations (see page 6) Admission information CRICos Code MinIMum course duration Credit points required 32 Course commences C 1 year 2012 Annual Fee ($au)* $25,600 AdMIssion requirements English language requirements Bachelor degree from a recognised university with a GPA of 2.5 out of 4.0. IELTS (Academic English only): Minimum 6.5 overall, with a minimum of 6.0 in each section. For other accepted qualifications, visit www. goto.mq/englrq. * Fees listed are those approved for the 2012 academic year and are subject to change. For the latest information about this program, visit the international online course database: For detailed information about what you can study and how to apply visit Photo: Antra Kalnins César Abraham Castañeda Valencia Mexico I had previously studied in Australia but I always knew wanted to go to Macquarie because of its prestige. Everything at Macquarie has exceeded my expectations - I knew I would receive the best but it s been incredible. When I finish my masters I would like to work for educational television and media. I want to become a promoter of culture and art in my home country and internationally. International student enquiries Macquarie International T: E: iso@mq.edu.au W:

5 Master of International Relations also offered as a postgraduate diploma and postgraduate certificate, and by distance The Master of International Relations is designed to develop an understanding of the institutions, issues and political, economic and legal processes of the international system. There is an emphasis on competing explanations of how these processes and institutions operate. In addition, it offers detailed study of these institutions, issues and processes in specific regions of the world. Who should apply This degree is suitable for students 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 students who wish to proceed to higher research degrees. What you can study Globalisation and the North South Relationship International Internship Program International Law and Institutions International Political Economy International Politics and Economics of East Asia and the Pacific International Relations of the Middle East International Security The Asian-Pacific Region and Australia The European Union and the International System The International System The Politics of International Human Rights Law The USA in the International System Theories of International Relations Career opportunities Career paths for our graduates are varied, with some joining the diplomatic service of their home countries, and others working with the United Nations or the increasing number of international nongovernment organisations, multinational corporations and media organisations. Key Features Develops understanding of the political, social, economic and legal processes and institutions of the international system Internship opportunities to eligible students as an intern in an embassy, NGO or an international organisation Prepares students for higher level tertiary study and research through the completion of a research project Can be combined with the Master of International Communications, the Master of International Trade and Commerce Law or the Master of Translating and Interpreting (see page 6) admission information CRICos Code MinIMum course duration Credit points required 32 Course commences A 1 year 2012 Annual Fee ($au)* $27,072 AdMIssion requirements English language requirements Bachelor degree from a recognised university with a GPA of 2.5 out of 4.0. IELTS (Academic English only): Minimum 6.5 overall, with a minimum of 6.0 in each section. For other accepted qualifications, visit www. goto.mq/englrq. * Fees listed are those approved for the 2012 academic year and are subject to change. For the latest information about this program, visit the international online course database: Photo: Neon Creative Robert Hollander The Netherlands I chose Macquarie because it provides a high quality education in my subject area. Its location and cultural diversity also make it a great door to doing business in Asia. My experience so far has been great. The Australian culture provides a professional attitude in terms of knowledge and performance, but with a certain degree of social activity and the idea that learning is fun. International student enquiries Macquarie International T: E: iso@mq.edu.au

6 Double degrees Master of International Communication with the degree of Master of International Relations This double degree enables students to learn the essentials of communication and policy development in the increasingly globalised world whilst focusing on international issues and developing important international relations skills. Students develop a solid grounding in international communication studies through core study in media communication, international realtions and cultural studies, and also study elective units chosen from a range of international relations disciplines. CRICOS CODE MINIMUM COURSE DURATION CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED 48 COURSE COMMENCES A 1.5 years 2012 ANNUAL FEE ($AU)* $25,600 ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS** Bachelor degree from a recognised university, with a GPA of 2.5 out of 4.0 IELTS (Academic English only): Minimum 6.5 overall with 6.0 in each section. Master of International Business with the degree of Master of International Relations This double degree enables students to learn the essentials of businesses functions in the increasingly globalised world whilst focusing on international issues and developing important international relations skills. Students develop a solid grounding in international business studies through core study in accounting, economics, finance and marketing, and also study elective units chosen from a range of business and international relations disciplines. CRICOS CODE MINIMUM COURSE DURATION CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED 64 COURSE COMMENCES G 2 years 2012 ANNUAL FEE ($AU)* $29,024 ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS** Bachelor degree from a recognised university with a GPA of 2.7 out of 4.0. IELTS (Academic English only): Minimum 6.5 overall with 6.0 in each section. Master of International Relations with the degree of Master of International Trade and Commerce Law This double degree is designed for both lawyers and for those with a strong interest in international business, environmental and commercial law, and international affairs. Graduates pursue careers in international organisations and government, business, and not-for-profit sectors. Graduates with a law degree are able to use their studies to pursue specialised work in private legal practice. CRICOS CODE MINIMUM COURSE DURATION CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED 48 COURSE COMMENCES D 1.5 years 2012 ANNUAL FEE ($AU)* $25,600 ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Bachelor degree from a recognised university with a GPA of 2.5 out of 4.0. ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS** IELTS (Academic English only): Minimum 6.5 overall with 6.0 in each section. Master of Translating and Interpreting with the degree of Master of International Relations There are strong links between international relations and translating and interpreting, both pedagogically and in terms of job opportunities. This degree will allow you to acquire skills in both international relations and translating and interpreting, making you highly employable. International organisations, a major focus of international relations study, are a major employer of graduates in translating and interpreting. CRICOS CODE MINIMUM COURSE DURATION CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED 64 COURSE COMMENCES C 2 years 2012 ANNUAL FEE ($AU)* $22,016 ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Bachelor degree from a recognised university with a GPA of 2.5 out of 4.0, in Translating and Interpreting, Linguistics, Language of Cultural Studies, or other related field. ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS** IELTS (Academic English only): Minimum 7.0 overall with 6.5 in each section. * Fees listed are those approved for the 2012 academic year and are subject to change. For units comleted beyond 2012, students will pay the fee approved for the relevant academic year. For the latest information about these programs, visit the online course database: ** For other accepted qualifications, see 6

7 Photo: Effy Alexakis Ulrike Wackernagel Germany Master of International Relations with Master of International Business I knew I wanted to study outside of Germany and in an English speaking country. I chose Macquarie University because of their double degree programs. That sold it for me! The Master of International Business pleases my parents and the Master of International Relations sounded really interesting. Even though Macquarie s campus is big, the postgraduate classes are small. The professors learn your name and there is a lot of interaction between professors and students. The campus is also very international. I don t have to worry about being the odd one out because Macquarie is a community of international students. It makes it very easy to meet others and have a sense of belonging. Graduate profile Gabriel Torres Brown, Master of International Relations Chief of Communications, Pfizer Colombia La Sabana University, my home university in Colombia, has a Dual Degree Program with Macquarie and I always wanted to study International Relations. To do so in an international country like Australia made the offer look as if it were meant to be - and it was. I am certain that my Macquarie degree opened every professional door and opportunity that I ve had so far. In a country such as mine the international aspect is very valuable. Who you will learn from Professor Martina Möllering Head, Department of International Studies Professor Möllering has received a national citation for her innovative approaches to technologyenhanced language learning. Her research areas include corpus-based approaches to language teaching and computer-mediated communication in second language acquisition. Our department likes to think of language as a window into another culture - not just a skill. 7

8 Photo: Kate Boyd About Macquarie University At Macquarie, you will join a welcoming community of 35,000 students with more than 12,000 international students from over 110 countries. Ranked within the top ten universities in Australia (Shanghai Jiaotong University Rankings, 2011), Macquarie University is recognised for its innovative curriculum, high-quality teaching, world-leading research and green campus environment. Campus location and facilities Macquarie University s North Ryde campus is uniquely located in parklands only 30 minutes from Sydney s central business district. On campus you will find modern facilities, including a state-of-the-art Sport and Aquatic Centre, private teaching hospital, museums and hotels. In 2011 we opened our new multi-million dollar library a learning space like no other in Australia, featuring study lounges, a robotic document retrieval system and a cafe. The Macquarie Centre shopping complex is on our doorstep and we have our own train station on campus, providing a direct rail link to the city centre. Quality student accommodation is available both on and off-campus. Enhance your degree Macquarie University offers a range of leadership and career building programs to help students get an edge in the global job market. The Global Leadership Program (GLP) allows students to develop leadership and intercultural skills through studying, volunteering and participating in experiences both in Australia and overseas. The Graduate Development Program (GDP) offers a personalised approach to building independent career skills, combining an individual development plan with one-on-one consultations, weekly workshops and industry speaker events. Macquarie also offers an internship program and one of the most extensive international exchange programs of any Australian university. Find out more For more information about Macquarie University courses, international student support, accommodation or scholarship opportunities, please contact us. Macquarie International Tel: iso@mq.edu.au / 8 CRICOS Provider Code 00002J. Information given in this publication is correct at the time of printing (January 2012) but is subject to change without notice. The University has the right to alter content or impose terms and conditions in relation to a program at any time. Course fees are set on an annual basis and may vary from the fees published here.