Study a Master of Information Technology at UC and you will: learn how to operate a professional IT practice study a broad context of advanced contemporary IT issues work alongside and with professional industry specialists gain access to UC’s professional network improve your own professional networks fine-tune your written communication skills in the form of management reports, user manuals and technical documentation graduate with top level globally recognised qualification open new pathways for career progression.

Admission Requirements An Australian bachelor degree in an Information and Communication Technology discipline, or equivalent. If an applicant has an Australian graduate diploma degree, or equivalent, in a relevant Information and Communication Technology discipline, 12 credit points are granted, which equals to one semester's study of the course. If an applicant has an Australian bachelor degree in a relevant Information and Communication Technology disciplines, or equivalent, plus 3 years relevant working experience in ICT disciplines, 12 credit points are granted, which equals to one semester's study of the course. Assumed Knowledge Proficiency in using computers.