Self-contained studio apartment
Self-contained studio near Bedford Park; kitchen and bathroom included.
AU$280–AU$380/week
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Bachelor of International Relations and Political Science at Flinders University is a 3-year undergraduate degree in international relations and political science at the Bedford Park campus in Adelaide, South Australia. Engage with global diplomacy, public policy, security, and democracy with March and July intake.
Study at a university ranked #387 in the world in QS World University Rankings and #1 in South Australia for Political Science in the Good Universities Guide — with unique internship pathways in Washington DC, Vienna, and the South Australian Parliament.
Year one covers public policy, political systems, international security, and Indo-Pacific politics; years two and three deepen specialist knowledge with research methods, capstone negotiation, cybersecurity and democracy, and workplace internships.
Indicative total tuition is AU$108,900 with live AUD to MYR conversion in the fee breakdown below.
Entry requirements typically include ATAR 70, A Levels CDD, UEC 25 points from the best five academic subjects, and Other Qualifications on request. IELTS 6.0 overall with no band score less than 6.0 is required.
Career outcomes include policy adviser, intelligence analyst, diplomat, foreign policy advisor, international development consultant, and global risk analyst roles.
Study at Bedford Park with March and July intake. Plan to apply at least three months before your chosen start date.
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Flinders University ranks #387 worldwide in QS World University Rankings and is #1 in South Australia for Political Science in the Good Universities Guide — a strong foundation for international relations and policy study at Bedford Park.
Build policy analysis, research, and negotiation skills valued by government, diplomacy, intelligence, and international development employers — with capstone projects and practicum options in year three.
Learn from academics with deep expertise in Indo-Pacific politics, foreign policy, security studies, and Australian governance — connecting classroom theory to real-world political challenges.
Study with respected scholars and practitioners in international relations and political science at one of South Australia’s leading universities for learner engagement and skills development.
Access international internship programs including placements in Washington DC and Vienna, plus language minors in French, Indonesian, Italian, and Spanish to broaden your global career options.
Study at Bedford Park — Flinders University’s main campus with humanities and social sciences teaching spaces, research centres, and strong links to government, diplomacy, policy, and international organisations across South Australia.
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Scholarship options for this degree programme depend on your intake and academic profile. Contact us and we’ll check eligibility with Flinders University.
Core fees are shown in Australian dollars (AUD). Ringgit (MYR) equivalents use a live AUD/MYR rate. Figures are illustrative only. Flinders University typically reviews tuition each year; expect an estimated 5–10% annual increase — always use the latest official tuition on your offer or fee schedule.
Indicative totals above are not a quote. Tuition and related fees follow Flinders University’s current published schedule for your intake year. For scholarships, contact us. MYR equivalents use the live rate shown above.
The Bachelor of International Relations and Political Science is completed over 3 years of full-time study at Bedford Park, with March and July intake. Expand each year for core topics, electives, and minors.
Year one builds your foundation in international relations and political science at Flinders Bedford Park. Study public policy, revolutionary political ideas, political systems and institutions, political economy, international security, Indo-Pacific politics, and Australian democracy — developing the analytical tools to understand how power, governance, and global order shape societies across Australia and the world.
| Module title |
|---|
| Exploring Fundamentals of Public Policy |
| Revolutionary Ideas in Politics |
| Foundations in Political Systems and Institutions |
| Foundations in Political Economy |
| International Security and Order |
| The Politics of the Indo Pacific |
| International Relations: An Introduction |
| Understanding Democracy in Australia |
Year two deepens specialist knowledge through divided societies, American foreign policy, China's re-emergence, Australian public policy, Indigenous politics, and research methods with data analysis. Choose electives spanning economic policy, crisis communication, international development, Middle East politics, terrorism studies, outer space governance, elections, and data science — tailoring your degree toward diplomacy, policy, or security interests.
| Module title |
|---|
| Divided Societies: Radical, Extreme and Populist Politics |
| America and the World |
| Evaluating China's Re-emergence in the International System |
| Examining Australian Public Policy |
| Australian Indigenous Politics |
| Research Methods and Data Analysis |
| Module title |
|---|
| Assessing Economic Environments |
| The Australian Economy |
| Crisis Communication |
| Policing for the Future: Innovations and Social Impacts |
| The Politics of International Development |
| The Great Powers in the Middle East 1798–2001 |
| Terrorism and Society: From the Reign of Terror to Al Qaeda |
| Outer Space Governance: Business, Policy, and Law |
| Parties, Voting Behaviour and Elections |
| Data Science |
Year three completes your degree with cybersecurity and AI in democracy, a negotiating capstone, war and genocide studies, digital-age foreign policy, environmental politics, and welfare inequality — plus unique internship pathways in Washington DC, Vienna, or the South Australian Parliament. Graduate career-ready for policy, diplomacy, intelligence, and international development roles.
| Module title |
|---|
| Cybersecurity, A.I. and the Future of Democracy |
| Capstone: Negotiating Emerging Political Challenges |
| War, Genocide and Post-conflict Justice |
| Applying Foreign Policy in the Digital Age |
| Environmental Politics |
| Inequality and the Australian Welfare State |
| Module title |
|---|
| Internship Program: Washington DC |
| International Relations and Political Science Practicum |
| Contemporary Debates in International Relations and Politics |
| Vienna Internship Program |
| Postcolonial Politics |
| Slavery and Unfreedom in Australia and the Indo-Pacific |
| Drugs, Politics and Public Health |
| Indonesian Politics and Development |
| Indonesian Culture and Society |
| South Australian Parliamentary Internship |
| Module title |
|---|
| French - Beginners |
| French - Continuers |
| Gender Studies |
| History - Global Politics |
| Indonesian - Beginners |
| Italian - Beginners |
| Italian - Continuers |
| Spanish - Beginners |
| Spanish - Continuers |
Flinders University offers March and July intake for this degree at Bedford Park. Plan to apply at least 3 months before your classes start.
Exact dates vary by intake year; apply early to secure your place, arrange your visa, and organise accommodation. Confirm with Flinders University or our advisors.
July intake follows a similar timeline. Apply early to secure your place, arrange your visa, and organise accommodation.
Official source: Intake dates are set by Flinders University and may change.
Live rate (same as Fee estimate): 1 AUD = — MYR
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