Master of Combined Studies in International Trade and Commerce Law / International Relations

The Master of Combined Studies in International Trade and Commerce Law and International Relations at Macquarie University is designed to equip students with the advanced skills and knowledge needed to navigate the complexities of global trade and legal frameworks. This two-year master's programme covers a broad spectrum of topics, including international trade regulations, conflict resolution in international relations, and the impact of legislation on global commerce. Students will engage in rigorous academic study complemented by practical learning experiences that are crucial in today’s interconnected world.

Australian master's degrees typically consist of structured courses divided into semesters. In this programme, students are required to complete units of study that contribute to a total of credit points. Alongside theoretical learning, candidates engage in a capstone project or research thesis, allowing them to conduct in-depth investigations on relevant topics while synthesising their learning from various units.

Work-integrated learning is a vital component, helping students build professional connections and gain practical experience in their field. This programme suits those interested in pursuing careers in law, commerce, and international relations, featuring a curriculum that balances academic knowledge with real-world application, preparing graduates for impactful careers.

• International Trade Specialist
• Legal Consultant in Trade Law
• Policy Advisor for Government Agencies
• Diplomat or Foreign Affairs Analyst
• Compliance Officer within Corporations

Graduates can find opportunities within various industries, including government, private trade and commerce departments, law firms, multinational corporations, and non-profit organisations focused on international relations.