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Master of Conflict and Terrorism Studies
Graduates will have advanced knowledge and skills in the study of conflict and terrorism at both the inter- and intra-state level, and will be practised in engaging in high-level analysis and critique of these. They will have access to a range of career opport…
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Graduates will have advanced knowledge and skills in the study of conflict and terrorism at both the inter- and intra-state level, and will be practised in engaging in high-level analysis and critique of these. They will have access to a range of career opportunities capable of policy-relevant engagement in public and private sector employment and/or further scholarship.
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A Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in a relevant subject, or a Bachelors degree in a relevant subject, or an equivalent qualification, and a minimum Grade Point Average (GPA).
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