Tabbed menu for the main content

Find out what qualifications you need to get into the GDipArts and what courses you need to take to complete it.

Select your subject

 × Cancel selection

International Relations

Examine the political motivations at the heart of the world's current events. Explore a wide range of issues including questions of war and peace, human rights, globalisation and the distribution of wealth and poverty around the world, and the efforts of transnational groups to promote change. You’ll also learn about the histories, theories and philosophies behind the political systems of different nations, from democracies to dictatorships and look at power and policies in specific areas of the world like Japan or Europe.

Programme requirements

For this degree you'll need to:

  • Complete at least 120 points from 200- and 300-level courses, of which:

    • At least 75 points must be at 300 level or above

    • In exceptional circumstances you may be permitted to include courses at 400 level

    • Satisfy the subject requirements

Subject requirements

For this subject you'll need to:

Other subjects

Art History

Asian Studies

Chinese

Classical Studies

Criminology

Cultural Anthropology

Development Studies

Economics

Education

Educational Psychology

English Literature

Film

French

Geography

German

Greek

History

Italian

Japanese

Kaitiakitanga

Latin

Language Sciences

Māori Studies

Mathematics

Media Studies

Modern Language Studies

Music

Pacific Studies

Philosophy

Political Science

Psychology

Public Policy

Sāmoan Studies/Fa'asamoa

Sociology

Spanish

Study of Religion

Te Reo Māori

Theatre