Master of International Relations

The Master of International Relations offers four specialisation areas: Climate and Environment, Maritime Security and Policy, Public Health, and a research/international policy and skills pathway. These allow you to develop focused knowledge and skills in your chosen area.

The indicative full-fee paying course fee for 2026 is $38,007 in total, with a session fee of $12,669. However, in 2026, domestic students may be eligible for either a Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) or a UOW-subsidised fee reduction of up to 75% off the listed fees.

For the Autumn 2026 session starting 2 March 2026, international students must apply by 9 December 2025, and domestic (direct) applicants must apply by 31 December 2025. All applications must include all required documents to be considered complete.

Yes. If you have completed prior studies or relevant professional experience, you can request course credit or subject exemptions to reduce the duration and cost of your program. UOW values lifelong learning and recognises various types of prior learning, regardless of how or where it was obtained.

Yes. The degree is described as suitable for those currently employed in internationally focused positions who are interested in upgrading their knowledge and skills, in addition to graduates seeking new careers in government, international organisations, non-government organisations, and the business sector.