Postgraduate Programme

Postgraduate Certificate in International Relations (PGCIR)

Code: LAW

Programme Description

The Postgraduate Certificate in International Relations and Diplomacy at the JDP School of Law provides students with a strong foundation in the theory and practice of international affairs. The programme requires students to complete two compulsory courses. Through a combination of academic study and independent research, students develop critical thinking, analytical and research skills while gaining a deeper understanding of contemporary issues in international relations and diplomacy.

Admission Requirements

Persons shall be eligible to be admitted to study for Postgraduate Certificate in International Relations (PGCIR) if they:
✅ Have a relevant Bachelor’s Degree or higher qualification; or
✅ Meet the following requirements for Mature Student Admission:
✅ They are over 21 years old; and
✅ The Senate or its delegate determines that they will likely complete the postgraduate certificate level successfully based on relevant and sufficient work experience; and
✅ They pass any course(s) or examination(s) if required by Senate or its delegate on a case-by-case basis.

Courses Per Semester/Year

Persons shall be eligible to be admitted to study for Postgraduate Certificate in International Relations (PGCIR) if they:
✅ – INRD400 – Theories of International Relations
✅ – INRD401 – Research Methods and Design