Postgraduate Certificate in International Law and Politics
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- Semester 1 or 2 (February or July)
Gain the knowledge and confidence to engage with global politics and government.
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The Postgraduate Certificate in International Law and Politics (PGCertIntLaw&Pols) will grow your expertise in international law with taught courses on process, actions, and challenges with politics on the world stage.
You will also pick elective courses to specialise your knowledge in specific areas such as in World Trade Law or Human Rights Law.
UC's international law degrees have a particular focus on Aotearoa New Zealand's place amongst world politics and the complications of engaging with international relations.
To apply to the PGCertIntLaw&Pols, you will need to have previously completed a Bachelor of Laws degree (or any other bachelor's degree and have two years' work experience in a similar field), with a B Grade Average or better in at least 90 points of your 300-level courses.
If English is your additional language, you will also need to provide evidence of your English language ability as either:
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See Admission and enrolment for all information on enrolling at UC.
The PGCertIntLaw&Pols is made up of 60 points, including 30 points of compulsory courses and 30 points of electives.
You can begin studies in February or July. The Certificate can be completed within 2 years part-time.
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2024 SSL:听$9.17 per point ($1,100.40 for 120 points)
2025 SSL: $9.72 per point ($1,166.40 for 120 points)
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With approval, you may choose to transfer your completed courses from this Certificate to the Master's degree.
This programme prepares you for engaging critically with global organisations, as well as gathering and understanding information about the complex and ever-changing world of international politics.
You will find your skillset suitable for advanced work in government departments, foreign ministries, international business and law firms, and other international non-governmental organisations.
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