Master the forces that shape politics and international affairs

From taxation to international trade law, elections to would-be insurrections, climate change to pandemic response, and human rights to terrorism and military conflict, politics shape the world in which we live and work. When you study political science and international relations at Griffith, you'll learn to make sense of the dynamics that underpin our increasingly globalised world and the forces that drive economic and social change.

As part of your degree, you'll delve into a curriculum that blends practice and theory to foster your critical thinking and analytical skills, learning from seasoned educators and industry professionals. You'll also benefit from our strong connections with governmental bodies, international organisations and diplomatic missions, providing unique opportunities for internships, research collaborations and networking.

You can also choose to take your studies overseas and gain a global perspective through our range of study abroad programs and exchange initiatives, broadening your horizons and immersing you in different cultural and political contexts.

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