Master of Industry-based Information Technology

Industry-based courses have been specifically tailored for the practising IT professional. Mastering today's technology requires both the practical application of specific software products together with a sound theoretical knowledge. The best way to gain the practical experience is work. Ideally, this would be backed up with training courses that are relevant to the application in hand. To advance your profession beyond this requires advanced study or research.

Entry Requirements
An applicant must be in current employment in an information and/or communication technology (IT&T) related job and have:

• an undergraduate degree (equivalent to the Australian university or institute of equivalent standard) and be able to demonstrate sufficient IT knowledge; OR
• other qualifications showing an appropriate balance between other academic or professional qualifications, and relevant professional experience in information and/or telecommunications technology. Ideally, all candidates would have a minimum of two years professional experience in information and/or communication technology.

MIIT Structure
The Master of Industry-based Information Technology consists of 48 credit points which are made up from the following three components:

12 Credit points for Core Professional Development;

12 Credit points for Industry-based Project;

24 Credit points for Academic subjects (of 6 credit points each)

To be awarded a specialisation, 3 subjects must be selected from one of the following groups: