该计划提供真正的国际视野，让您沉浸在两种文化中（一年在澳大利亚，而另一年在中国）。它结合了莫纳什国际关系硕士和上海交通大学的中国政治与经济文学硕士。探索国际关系的安全，道德，法律和经济方面，您将准备进行批判性和分析性的全球正义，战争，和平，社会运动和国家间关系问题。您将研究外交政策，世界秩序，危机管理和恐怖主义以及全球政治中的性别，发展，移民和治理方面的关键问题。<br> <br>涵盖四个专业，国际关系常识，治理安全，政治暴力和反恐以及国际外交和贸易，这个双学位课程的国际关系硕士部分将帮助您理解全球政治和
Offering a truly international perspective, this program immerses you in two cultures (with one full year in Australia and another in China). It combines the Master of International Relations at Monash with the Master of Arts in Chinese Politics and Economy from Shanghai Jiao Tong University. Exploring the security, ethical, legal and economic dimensions of international relations, you will be prepared to deal critically and analytically with questions of global justice, war, peace, social movements, and inter-state relations. You will examine key issues in foreign policy, world order, crisis management and terrorism, as well as gender, development, migration and governance aspects of global politics. Offered across four specialisations, general studies in international relations, governance and security, political violence and counter-terrorism, and international diplomacy and trade, the Master of International Relations component of this double degree course will help you make sense of the complexity of global politics and economics. You will develop the analytical perspectives and skills necessary to see the bigger picture as well as detailed aspects of specific issues. You will also gain a solid intellectual grounding in key debates, historical events and political institutions. During your year in Shanghai, you will complete studies on the government and politics of China, and China's diplomacy and foreign policy. You will also undertake studies in Chinese culture, to complement your developing expertise in the field. Your studies will culminate in the completion of a thesis. Being taught by leading experts in their respective fields, who have strong local and international networks, you will be exposed to the latest advances in international relations. Our graduates have continued on to a broad range of occupations and have, for example, been employed by the United Nations, the Australian Government, and non-governmental organisations such as the International Red Cross.