559 Part-time Master's degrees in Information Technology (IT)

In this Information Technology programme at Griffith University provides the technical knowledge and practical skills needed to lead in today's fast-moving digital world.

This Information Technology course from Abu Dhabi University will help you stay relevant and grow your career.  

Reshape the future business landscape through sustainable innovation and emerging technologies with this Impact MBA in Responsible Entrepreneurship and Technology program from Tomorrow University of Applied Sciences.

The Master of Data Science (M.Sc.) at Federation University Australia will equip you with a comprehensive suite of skills needed to manage, manipulate, analyse and visualise data, across a wide range of sectors including science, business, IT, health care and government. 

This Information Technology Studies course from University of Technology Sydney (UTS) allows non-IT professionals to update their knowledge and skills in areas of IT to assist in career development.

The Library and Information Sciences course at the University of Malta is designed to provide specialised training and the required national and international practical and theoretical skills for librarians and information professionals.

The Master of Information Technology programme at the University of Wollongong  involves an in-depth study of the implementation and application of IT, including how to effectively manage the organisational, economic, regulatory and socio-technical issues that may arise.

Through the Digital Media and Creative Industries course from Loughborough University London you’ll emerge with the mindset and skillset to shape the next generation of ideas, trends and creative output.

Discover how digital technologies are changing the world - and us. Engage with real-world challenges and gain the skills and confidence to shape the digital lives now and in the future with this Digital Media, Technology and Society degree from Newcastle University.

The Master of Research in Engineering and Information Sciences degree at University of Wollongong comprises research and research training, requiring students to complete 96 credit points of subjects. 

The Information Technology (Network and Cybersecurity Systems) at Flinders University provides advanced studies in information technology, with particular emphasis on the techniques required to design, develop, secure and manage an enterprise’s networked information systems.

The Impact Master of Science in AI and New Technologies programme from Tomorrow University of Applied Sciences is for people who don’t just talk about transformation, but rather build, test, and apply AI with responsibility, clarity, and real-world impact.

On this Information Technology course from Bournemouth University, you’ll develop your understanding of IT from a business perspective, learn how to create a systematic view of business system development, as well as implement IT systems.

The Master of Applied Computing (MAC) programme at Taylor's University believes in equipping our students with the knowledge, skills, and mindset needed to thrive in today's rapidly evolving technological landscape.

The User Experience Design MSc offered by University of Brighton fosters innovation and creativity in interactive design. You’ll develop your knowledge of human-computer interaction and design for interactive products in a range of application areas.

The Information Studies programme of the University of Glasgow has a vibrant research culture with a growing number of doctoral and masters students, exploring a range of topics in the fields of information studies, museology, digital culture and digital humanities.

The Human-Centered AI and Tech programme from Tomorrow University of Applied Sciences combines applied psychology and human-centered design to shape responsible AI and technology in an AI-driven world.

Are you ready to elevate your skills beyond coding and tools? Software Engineering MSc from University of Amsterdam immerses you in the art and science of creating and maintaining complex software systems. You’ll collaborate on industry-relevant projects, tackle practical challenges, master enduring methodologies that transcend today’s technologies and lead in an ever-changing software landscape.

This Computer Science - Artificial Intelligence degree delivered at University of Galway  is taught by renowned, interdisciplinary University of Galway experts in the field. It covers many complementary areas of Artificial Intelligence, including Deep Learning, Natural Language Processing, Optimisation, and Reinforcement Learning.  

This programme combines a wide-ranging introduction to the analysis, design and implementation of computer systems, with a comprehensive understanding of cutting-edge research. You'll be immersed in software design, programming, datasets, information systems and web applications and develop all the skills needed to conduct independent research in information technology and computer science.