Graduate Certificate in Infectious Diseases Intelligence at The University of New South Wales

The Graduate Certificate of International Relations equips students with the skills for analytical thinking and research, whilst giving you an unparalleled insight into global and Asia-Pacific affairs. This is your opportunity to learn at one of the worlds leading centres for international affairs and to make sense of the big political and security trends taking place in the region and the world.

This graduate certificate is suited to recent graduates with a degree in any discipline but with limited work experience. You will experience a variety of teaching and learning approaches during the degree including lectures, tutorials, working independently and in teams where you will benefit from the additional insights and understandings that come from interaction with classmates. Lectures deliver a comprehensive review of the latest thinking and world's best practice, while tutorials provide opportunities for facilitated discussion. In addition, you will have access to online and digital resources such as lecture notes, assessment tools, discussion boards and podcasts. Your classes will mostly be held at the Emily McPherson College Building, a magnificent heritage property on the corner of Russell and Victoria streets. Facilities include a student lounge, conference suite, teaching theatres and classrooms with the latest multimedia technology, and a rooftop patio with views of Melbourne's CBD. Some classes may be held at the Swanston Academic Building or at other locations on RMIT's City campus.

This Course will provide students with an in depth understanding of International Business. It will focus on Marketing, HR, Finance, Accounting and Management. On completion, you will be able to perform in management positions in marketing, communications and HR roles. To graduate with the Master of International Business you must complete 12 subjects. To maintain flexibility, our MIB Offers nested qualifications - if students enroll but do not complete the entire degree, upon completion of the specified number of subjects they may exit with a lower qualification.