The Graduate Centre in Governance & International Affairs at UQ 2.8

The Graduate Centre in Governance and International Affairs offers postgraduate programs in International Relations, Peace and Conflict Studies, and Governance and Public Policy. The Centre also houses the School’s RHD students and the Rotary Centre for International Studies in peace and conflict resolution, one of only six in the world.

Head of School, Associate Professor Richard Devetak said the Centre offers students the opportunity to be part of a collaborative learning hub - “The focus is on enhancing the student experience, extending learning beyond the classroom and exposing students to an international community of scholars and practitioners. Students will have opportunities to participate in interactive group activities and learning simulations; to build skills, and to avail themselves of international exchange and internship opportunities.There are also masterclasses and research engagement opportunities with UQ and visiting academics.”

The School of Political Science and International Studies is at the forefront of teaching and research in Australia and enjoys a strong international reputation. It is consistently ranked among the world’s top 50 schools in the discipline.

We have an outstanding research and teaching profile in the field of International Relations. Other strengths include:

Home to the Asia Pacific Centre for the Responsibility to Protect

Host of the UQ Rotary Centre for International studies in Peace and Conflict Resolution

More than 30 full-time staff who are engaged in cutting-edge international research

Award winning teaching environment

Close ties with several Australian Government agencies, overseas institutions and research centres in Asia, Europe and North America.

For more on the postgraduate programs please visit http://bit.ly/1sx7rkG