Master of Diplomatic Studies

Offered By	Regulatory Network
Minimum	48 units
Academic Contact	Professor William Maley
Academic Plan	7896XMDIPS
CRICOS Code	062892A
UAC Code	831940(Master of Diplomatic Studies) 832940(Master of Diplomatic Studies )
Areas of Interest	Asian Languages, Economics, Environmental Studies, Law, and Management

The Master of Diplomatic Studies is designed for students who have already completed a Master's degree with a distinction average within the last ten years in one of the following areas and who wish to study the theory and practice of diplomacy at the Masters level:-

International Affairs
Strategic Affairs
Middle Eastern & Central Asian Studies
Asia-Pacific Studies
Law/International Law
Public Policy
Diplomacy
Business
Another discipline in a subject area relevant to diplomacy

This program will be on offer from January 2009.

Prerequisites

Students are required to have a distinction average from a reputable Master's program in an Australian or of another university approved by the Delegated Authority for the purposes of this Program, being a degree of a kind that is an adequate qualification for the admission of the person as a student. Applicants for direct entry to the Master of Diplomatic Studies who already possess a Master's Degree (with a distinction average) in the following disciplines are eligible to apply:-

International Affairs
Strategic Affairs
Middle Eastern & Central Asian Studies
Asia-Pacific Studies
Law/International Law
Public Policy
Diplomacy
Business
Another discipline in a subject area relevant to diplomacy

Students must also have either:-

an IELTS overall band score of 6.5 with a minimum of 6.0 in each component; or
A TOEFL score of 570 (paper based test) or 230 (new system) and a Test of Written English of 4.5

Prospective students will also need to comply with the Australian Government's English Proficiency requirements for a student visa. These vary from country to country and only the results of the IELTS test are acceptable from some countries.

The information published on the Study at ANU 2010 website applies to the 2010 academic year only. All information provided on this website replaces the information contained in the Study at ANU 2009 website.