Online Arts International Aid Development Degree :: Accredited Universities

Are you passionate about helping to create a more sustainable and equitable world? This course explores the challenges facing international development and prepares you for a role in leading global change.

A world of knowledge

Your introduction to international aid begins by learning about community level development programs, poverty reduction, sustainability , and the role our Asia-Pacific region plays in the world.

You'll also learn about working in cross-cultural settings and project management with the option of completing a placement overseas.

Turn your passion into an exciting career

Demand is growing for passionate people in the aid and development sector. This course is practically orientated so you'll be in demand with employers in both government and non-government organisations. As a graduate with a Bachelor of Arts in International Aid and Development you'll have the skills and experience to be able to begin making a difference.

You can combine your major with studies in politics, sustainable development, environmental science, education, Asian studies or Indigenous studies to further enhance your career options.

Entry Requirements

Secondary school results
English competency

Other Fees

Overseas examination fees

Textbooks

Student Services and Amenities Fee (Max. $281/year)

Incidental unit costs

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Regent's Master of Arts in Government provides an in-depth understanding of the founding principles of democracy, the biblical foundation for government, current issues related to government, and the skills and knowledge to shape nations. The M.A. in Government in International Relations is designed to enable students to be versed in the historical and emerging trends and events of international relations so that they are qualified to aid in the creation and/or analysis of policy at the advanced level. Students are challenged to read critically, think analytically, write effectively and argue eloquently. The objective is to help students deepen their knowledge of the theory and development of international events and biblical principles that they may apply this knowledge to their chosen career. Students will graduate better equipped to assess and recommend policy in a variegated field.

M.A. in International Relations graduates will be able to:

- Study the impact of Judeo-Christian values in U.S. political history, structures of the U.S. Government and the influential thinkers who guided the U.S. experiment.

- Study the components of a Christian worldview, and compare these components to the philosophical underpinnings of competing worldviews.

- Explore the Constitution and other dynamics of the political history of the U.S., including the leadership provided by the presidency and Congress.

- Explore the inner workings of political campaigns and elections and engage in practical experiences in the political domain.

- Explore contemporary and classical economic theory and the interplay of government and markets in developed and less developed nations.

- Analyze, from a theoretical and practical viewpoint, local, state and national legislative processes and the role of the Executive Branch at these levels in implementing policies and laws.

- Examine key policies germane to national security and terrorism issues.

- Study global politics, and specifically the history, politics, and religions in the Middle East.

- Develop and enhance key analytical and critical reasoning skills, tools and techniques in governmental and nonprofit leadership, policy and management.

- Cultivate servant leadership principles in a broad range of governmental settings.

Entry Requirements

Applicants for the Master of Arts in Government must possess an earned undergraduate degree from a regionally accredited institution or an equivalent degree from a foreign university.

International applicants
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For international students in which English is not the primary language of their country, either the TOEFL®, PTE Academic® or the IELTS® exam must be taken to demonstrate one's effectiveness with the English language.

TOEFL

Computer-based - 233
Internet-based - 90
Paper-based - 577

PTE - 61
IELTS - 7

Other Fees

Technology Fee - $250 per semester

Library Course - $50 one-time fee

Academic Writing Course - $530 one-time fee

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Increasing competition and the growing importance of international business is placing new demands on people in the world of marketing. Companies worldwide are seeking employees with a knowledge and understanding of other cultures as well as strong marketing and business management skills.

The Bachelor of Management (Marketing) is a specialised marketing degree that teaches consumer psychology and develops the practical skills needed to become a marketing manager. The Bachelor of International Relations introduces the cultural and political issues affecting Australia and Asia and other parts of the world, and gives students the opportunity to travel and learn a foreign language.

This double degree allows you to complete 2 full degrees in 4 years.

This double degree opens up a range of career opportunities in marketing and international politics as well as cross-disciplinary careers in the international aid and development sector.

Entry Requirements

Prerequisites: None

Assumed knowledge: None

Other Fees

Overseas examination fees

Textbooks

Student Services and Amenities Fee (Max. $281/year)

Incidental unit costs

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