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International Relations and Security Studies Subject regulations

Like most states, New Zealand depends for its security and prosperity on regional and international stability. Its political, economic and societal well-being can be affected by, for example, major power relations; global financial crises; and the rise of violent extremist non-state actors and the responses to them. As a good international citizen, New Zealand seeks to play a role in the international institutions that try to uphold international law and order and to contribute to international stabilisation operations in various countries. Given the significance of such issues, International Relations and Security Studies provides students with the opportunity to pursue further study in various aspects of international relations and security, including aspects of international law and trade, and to focus on particular regions of concern (notably, South-East Asia). A wide range of different length dissertations and theses can be undertaken, allowing students to focus on areas of special interest to them.

Note:

There will be no new enrolments in the International Relations and Security Studies from 2024 onwards. Please see International Relations.

Other qualifications

Prescriptions for:

International Relations and Security Studies papers

500 Level
Code and paper title Points
POLSC590 Directed Study right arrow

Students have the opportunity to pursue a topic of their own interest under the guidance of academic staff.

30 26X (Hamilton)
time

2026 Catalogue of Papers information current as of 12 Aug 2025 01:00am