Diplomacy Specialisation

The Diplomacy Specialisation enables students to deepen and extend their appreciation of diplomacy as both a field of study and a realm of practice.

Learning Outcomes

Appreciate some of the key conceptual debates that characterise the field of diplomatic studies
Understand the variety of forms that contemporary diplomacy can take
Relate the practice of diplomacy to broader debates in International Relations and Political Science

This specialisation is not available to students who are enrolled in either the Master of Diplomacy or the Master of International Law and Diplomacy.

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This specialisation requires the completion of 24 units, of which:

A minimum of 12 units must come from completion of 8000-level courses

24 units must come from completion of courses from the following diplomatic studies list:

DIPL8001 Transnational Diplomacy

DIPL8002 Contemporary Challenges in Diplomacy

DIPL8010 Harnessing Diplomacy for International Development

DIPL8013 Pacific Diplomacy

DIPL8016 The Role of Non-State Actors in East Asian Diplomacy

DIPL8019 Indigenous Diplomacy and Sovereignty

DIPL8020 A Sociology of Diplomacy

DIPL8044 Negotiation and Conflict Resolution

INTR8018 Special Topics in Diplomacy/International Relations

INTR8068 Foreign Policy Analysis

POGO8098 International Aid Programs and Politics

POLS8049 Emotions in Peace and Conflict

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