Doctor of Philosophy, Diplomacy
- Australian National University
- Course CRICOS Code：049652D
- World Ranking (QS)：NO.31
- Course Duration：156 Weeks
- Australian State：Australian Capital TerritoryACT
- Australian City：Canberra
- Course Intake：Semester 1,Semester 2
Course Description
This Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) program at the Asia-Pacific College of Diplomacy at the ANU targets candidates with considerable experience (at least a decade) in the practice of diplomacy. It provides these candidates with specialised, rigorous academic and research training, in order to equip them to contribute at the highest level, whether in Australia, our region or globally, to policy formulation and academic scholarship in the field of diplomacy, foreign policy and international affairs. The program aims to produce doctoral scholars who connect the most important academic insights of the discipline of diplomatic studies with the most important policy developments in the practice of diplomacy.
Basic Information
| Course Discipline |
Social |
| Faculty |
Faculty of Law and Politial Science |
| Qualification Level |
Doctoral Degree (PhD) |
| 2025 Course Tuition Fee (Annual) |
$AUD 48,157 |
| Course Duration |
156 Weeks |
| Campus(es) |
Canberra |
Entry Requirements
| Academic Requirements |
Admission to a Doctor of Philosophy program is normally granted to applicants holding a Master by research degree or a Bachelor degree with First Class Honours or Second Class Honours Division A. Admission can be granted to applicants who demonstrate a background equivalent to these qualifications.
10 years of diplomatic experience or equivalent professional experience with public service or civil society organisations that focus on international, transnational or global affairs.
All applicants must meet the University’s English Language Admission Requirements for Students |
| English Requirements |
IELTS 6.5 (with no band less than 6.0) |
| Portfolio Required |
NO |
| Work Experience Required |
NO |