C04225v1 Master of Information Technology Management

Overview

This course is designed for local and international IT graduates who are seeking advanced professional study with a focus on information technology management, organisational strategies and planning.

The course combines advanced information technology subjects with solid foundations in strategic and tactical management subjects. The core areas of study provide a foundation for further elective choices and expertise in organisational, project and software management that reflect individual students' interests.

Course aims

This course aims to provide graduates with advanced professional study in organisational and project management and develop the professional skills necessary for successfully undertaking the role of manager of people, resources and processes in a variety of organisational contexts. Upon completion of this course, students possess enhanced work-ready expertise in IT management, practical problem-solving skills and advanced communication skills and technical literacy.

Career options

Graduates are recognised as IT professionals ready to take the next step in their careers towards IT management and project management positions.

Articulation

Additional admission requirements

Local applicants require a minimum qualification equivalent to a Bachelor's degree with a major in computing/information technology (or related discipline) or a Bachelor's degree plus a Graduate Diploma in computing/information technology (or related discipline) from a recognised Australian university.

Applicants with insufficient formal qualifications may be admitted if they can demonstrate evidence of general and professional qualifications, such as other post-secondary school qualifications that can establish the applicant's aptitude, knowledge and practical experience, which will satisfy the Faculty Board in Information Technology that the applicant possesses the educational preparation and capacity to pursue postgraduate studies.

International applicants require knowledge and grades equivalent to the knowledge and standard required for admission as a local applicant. In addition, applicants should attach detailed transcripts of their coursework, annotated with their grades, to demonstrate that they satisfy these admission requirements.

Course duration and attendance

This course is offered on a one-and-a-half-year full-time, or three-year, part-time basis.

Course structure

Students are required to complete 72 credit points of study consisting of five core subjects and seven electives.

Course completion requirements

Course program

A typical full-time program for students commencing in Autumn semester is shown below. Part-time students undertake two subjects per semester, usually one core subject and one elective if timetabling does not permit undertaking two core subjects.

Professional recognition

Australian Computer Society

Graduates qualify for professional-level membership.

Other information

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