Information Technology and Systems

Overview

Highly flexible, this course also covers the fine details of database design and engineering management and offers a variety of delivery modes to help you balance your study with other commitments, including weekday classes during business hours and in the evenings.

As part of UC’s commitment to Work Integrated Learning (WIL), you will also get the opportunity to undertake an internship within a professional organisation, which will help you gain necessary practical skills and improve your chances of securing your ideal IT job. 

This course offers the chance to specialise in either Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, Cloud Computing, Cybersecurity, Data Science, IoT & Robotics Network Technologies and Project Management.

Study a Master of Information Technology and Systems from University of Canberra and you will:

• gain an introduction to software technology and engineering practice

• be brought up to speed with the latest industry processes and strategies

• learn about security, support and operating a quality, professional IT practice

• be able to choose from a range of cutting edge specialisations

• study information technology and systems in the workplace

• cover key contemporary IT issues

• gain exposure to top level industry contacts

• possess the skills to confidently pursue a career in IT

• gain a globally recognised qualification.

Career opportunities

The UC Master of Information Technology and systems is a globally recognised and industry respected qualification that is designed to help you secure a career in any of the following areas:

• Chief Technology Officer
• Network manager
• Cybersecurity specialist
• Programmer
• Web and mobile developer
• Business and systems analyst.