International and Security Law Adelaide University

Overview

Throughout the International and Security Law course from Adelaide University you will learn the rules and strategies that keep nations safe, promoting justice and equality in our Master of International and Security Law.

Engage with global experts and build advanced legal skills. Develop sound knowledge in legal argument, research and writing.

Broaden your view on the world’s security practices. Hone your skills in electives and research components that align with your interests. Develop an advanced understanding of principles of law in relation to international and national security.

Connect with leading overseas universities to broaden your scope of learning. Gain the knowledge needed to pursue policy development, compliance and legal practice. Graduate a specialist across the laws that govern cultures, societies and disciplines. Be ready to secure work in places that protect our seas, govern sanctions and confront terrorism.

Career opportunities:

Graduates of this degree can explore a wide range of career opportunities across a variety of sectors. These include law, policy, government, business and various other professional fields.

You might represent Australia in international negotiations, dealing with security issues, and working in embassies or consulates. Perhaps you’ll work for government agencies or private companies to assess security threats, gather intelligence, and provide strategic insights. You could even work within the United Nations or International Criminal Court, addressing security challenges and shaping international legal standards.

You might also like to consider the following roles:

• Judicial associate
• Ministerial adviser
• NGO policy officer
• Parliamentary adviser
• ADR practitioner.

Please note to practise law the academic requirement is a Bachelor of Laws. In addition, there are practical legal training requirements which may be met through completion of a Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice.