Masters (Coursework)
The Master of Information Technology (Information Systems) equips students with the necessary and broad understanding of how people, processes and technology interact. Graduates of this course will learn how to apply this knowledge to help organisations effectively achieve excellence and gain a competitive edge in achieving their goals. Information systems graduates are in high demand, and at the end of this course, graduates will become experts in applying their knowledge in a range of environments. They will be equipped with specialist knowledge covering diverse areas in systems development (analysis and Design), digital transformation, Process management and database management, cybersecurity and the application of data and information management from a business analytics perspective.
Successful completion of a recognised bachelor degree or equivalent international qualification.
The core units of this program will equip you with knowledge and expertise as a result of exploring a wide range of information systems concepts. The units are developed to insure understanding IS concepts which are integral for your success. These units will allow you to explore complementary areas of interest through additional industry placement unit or an IT thesis unit.
Graduating from this course may lead to a career as a business analyst, system analyst or IT consultant.