Master of International and Security Law in Adelaide Australia | Adelaide University

International and security law serves as the foundation for maintaining global stability, managing conflicts, and facilitating diplomatic relations. This field addresses diverse challenges including digital security risks, humanitarian emergencies, weapons regulation, and border disagreements. Legal professionals in this domain work to establish, protect, and clarify the international standards that preserve our global community—mitigating risks to worldwide stability.

Our two-year Master of International and Security Law program thoroughly examines the complexities of contemporary legal frameworks. You will:

examine legal systems across different cultures and multidisciplinary contexts
collaborate with internationally renowned specialists
hone expertise in legal reasoning, investigation, and documentation
study specialized areas including space governance, nuclear regulations, digital warfare policies, maritime and aerial combat laws, and counter-terrorism legislation
assess how artificial intelligence is transforming legal practices with security implications
select optional modules tailored to your professional aspirations.

Program Length
24 months full-time

Intake Periods
February and July