The Master of Information Technology (MIT) brings students with a comprehensive understanding of information technology while also an opportunity focusing on specialized 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...
Postgraduate and higher courses usually use academic prerequisites, degree equivalence and English-language requirements.
An Australian bachelors degree in Information Technology with an average mark of 65 or equivalent qualification; 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 Masters degree in accordance with the RPL policy.
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