Master of Information Technology
Master of Information Technology
The Master of Information Technology (MIT) brings students with a comprehensive understanding of information technology while also an opportunity focusing on specialised technical, theoretical or management areas through the choice of one of four major areas of study available at AITC, i.e., Software Development, Network and Security, Database and Artificial…
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COURSE DESCRIPTION
The Master of Information Technology (MIT) brings students with a comprehensive understanding of information technology while also an opportunity focusing on specialised technical, theoretical or management areas through the choice of one of four major areas of study available at AITC, i.e., Software Development, Network and Security, Database and Artificial Intelligence or Multimedia Computing. The MIT has an emphasis on professional practice, effective communication, and project management using technical and non-technical approaches. MIT has an emphasis on professional practice, effective communication, and project management using technical and non-technical approaches. Students will acquire an extensive knowledge and apply this to successfully design, implement and manage solutions to address complex real- world IT applications, and become confident to use the latest technologies in the IT domain, career development and advancement and entrepreneurship. The Master degree is designed for not only those who have limited computing experiences and are seeking a qualification in Information Technology, but also candidates who already have a sound IT background and wish to update and develop their knowledge and skills in a specialised field of advanced computing, so that they are abreast of the rapid changes in technology and business.
To qualify for the award of the degree of Master of Information Technology, a candidate:
- Must complete 4 common core units for any specialisation;
- Must complete 6 specialisation core units;
- Must complete at least 4 units from specialisation’s 6 specific electives;
- Must complete 1 compulsory capstone unit.
REQUIREMENTS
- An Australian bachelor’s degree in Information Technology with an average mark of 65; or equivalent qualification or
- Completion of AITC Graduate Diploma of Information Technology with an average mark of 65 overall or Completion of AITC Graduate Certificate in Information Technology with an average mark of 70 overall. Units completed in the Graduate Diploma / Graduate Certificate may be able to be credited to the Master’s degree in accordance with the RPL policy.
- The master degree is designed for not only those who have limited computing experiences and been seeking a qualification in information technology, but also candidates who already have a sound IT background and wish to update and develop their knowledge and skills in a specialised field of advanced computing, so as to keep pace with the rapid changes in technology and business. Students with a Bachelor degree in IT or relevant disciplines or a GDIT (AITC credit recognised) are eligible to apply for this degree. For students without a Bachelor degree in a relevant IT discipline, they will need to enrol GCIT first. Only upon successful completion of GCIT, they will be eligible to upgrade to MIT.
English language proficiency
- IELTS Academic – A minimum result of 6.5 overall and a minimum result of 6.0 in each subtest; or
- PTE Academic – A minimum result of 56 overall and a minimum result of 46 in each subtest; or
- TOEFL IBT score – a minimum result of 85 overall including a minimum result of 19 in Writing, 17 in Reading, Listening and Speaking; or
- TOEFL PBT score – A minimum result of 565 overall including a minimum result of 4.5 in Writing
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