1. Bachelor of International Studies Faculty of Arts

2. Professor Michael Jackson, PhD Department of Government and International Relations

3. If you can tell the difference between the international news on Channel Ten and SBS, this might be the degree for you.

4. B. Ints The world is a complicated place and this degree offers insights into it. Response to demand from students Has distinctive core units in international relations and political economy Includes two applied units of study May be combined with Law

7. B.Ints, has lots of features. Study of second language Inernatonal exchange IV Honours year

8. Practical matters UAI cut-off in 2006 was 96.45 Cut-off for combined Law is the law cut-off Cut-offs only go up

9. Careers Well qualified for positions in: international divisions of government departments and agencies International agencies like Médecins sans Frontières, World Vision, and the like Corporations that invest, trade, and deal with the world like Goldman Sachs and even the Australian Wheat Board in its new configuration Honours graduates also proceed to PhD research