The Master of Information Technology (MIT) at Sydney Met, an AQF Level 9 course, is crafted to align with the Australian Computer Society’s professional standards, emphasizing both technical expertise and ethical IT practices. Developed with industry consultation, the program prepares students for careers in the digital economy, focusing on high-demand fields such as Cyber Security, Networking, Data Science, and Information Systems. Students can complete the program in 2 years (full-time), 1.5 years (accelerated), or 4 years (part-time for domestic students). Practical experience is embedded through capstone projects and work-integrated learning. For added flexibility, students who cannot complete the MIT may exit with a Graduate Certificate or Graduate Diploma in Information Technology.
Course Learning Outcomes (CLOs) – Master of IT
CLO 1 – Evaluate current and emerging issues and approaches in information technology. (Knowledge and understanding)
CLO 2 – Design and implement innovative solutions to complex information technology problems. (Problem solving)
CLO 3 – Demonstrate well-developed research skills to support decision-making and innovation and apply knowledge and skills to design innovative ITC solutions to real world problems. (research and data management)
CLO 4 – Communicate and work effectively in a team environment with both specialists and non-specialists, showing leadership skills (communication/ leadership/ teamwork)
CLO 5 – Apply an understanding of ethical and professional issues in IT decision-making, demonstrating understanding of professional standards and governance requirements in their ICT work. (ethics and professionalism)
117055B
February, May & September
2 years full-time (or equivalent)
432 – 434 Kent Street, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
On-campus
117055B
February, May & September
2 years full-time (or equivalent)
432 – 434 Kent Street, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
On-campus
Computer Network and Security
Computer Programming
Database Systems for Data Scientists
Cloud Computing
IT Policy, Ethics and Professional Practice in Australia
Research Methods
Project Management and Leadership
ICT601
ICT602
ICT603
ICT604
ICT605
ICT606
ICT610
Applied Cyber Security
Digital Forensics
Wireless Network and Security
Cybercrime
Network Security Operations and Vulnerability Analysis
Artificial Intelligence for Cyber Security
Capstone Project-CSN
ICT611
ICT612
ICT613
ICT614
ICT615
ICT616
ICT620
Data Analytics and Statistics
Applied Data Science
Advanced System Analysis and Design
Enterprise Network Management
Big Data
Artificial Intelligence for Data Science
Capstone Project-DSIS
7 Core Units + any 9 Units from the MIT, including at least one unit from “Capstone Project-CSN” /
“Capstone Project-DSIS” / “Research project”
ICT506
BUS514
WIL600
RSC601
Business Information Systems: a Managerial Perspective
Leading with Creativity and Innovation
Work Integrated Learning (WIL)
Research project
Academic Requirements
To satisfy the academic requirements for admission to the MIT degree, applicants must meet one of the following minimum entry requirements:
English Requirements
Applicants for the MIT courses must demonstrate English proficiency as follows:
*Meeting the minimum entry requirements does not guarantee a place in the course for which you have applied.
117055B
February, May & September
2 years full-time (or equivalent)
432 – 434 Kent Street, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
On-campus
The Sydney Met’s Master of Information Technology program offers an opportunity to learn skills that add value to your life and your community. Join our community of change makers and let’s make a difference together.
The Sydney Met’s Master of Information Technology program offers an opportunity to learn skills that add value to your life and your community. Join our community of change makers and let’s make a difference together.
The Sydney Met’s Master of Information Technology is offered with competitive fees.
We pride ourselves on rewarding excellence and making study accessible to students from all walks of life. Whether you’re a new or continuing student, our range of scholarships, prizes and awards can support your journey.
Applying to the MIT course is simple and easy. Begin your application now.
The Master of Information Technology (MIT) at Sydney Met, an AQF Level 9 course, is crafted to align with the Australian Computer Society’s professional standards, emphasizing both technical expertise and ethical IT practices. Developed with industry consultation, the program prepares students for careers in the digital economy, focusing on high-demand fields such as Cyber Security, Networking, Data Science, and Information Systems. Students can complete the program in 2 years (full-time), 1.5 years (accelerated), or 4 years (part-time for domestic students). Practical experience is embedded through capstone projects and work-integrated learning. For added flexibility, students who cannot complete the MIT may exit with a Graduate Certificate or Graduate Diploma in Information Technology.
Course Learning Outcomes (CLOs) – Master of IT
CLO 1 – Evaluate current and emerging issues and approaches in information technology. (Knowledge and understanding)
CLO 2 – Design and implement innovative solutions to complex information technology problems. (Problem solving)
CLO 3 – Demonstrate well-developed research skills to support decision-making and innovation and apply knowledge and skills to design innovative ITC solutions to real world problems. (research and data management)
CLO 4 – Communicate and work effectively in a team environment with both specialists and non-specialists, showing leadership skills (communication/ leadership/ teamwork)
CLO 5 – Apply an understanding of ethical and professional issues in IT decision-making, demonstrating understanding of professional standards and governance requirements in their ICT work. (ethics and professionalism)
117055B
February, May & September
2 years full-time (or equivalent)
432 – 434 Kent Street, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
On-campus
Computer Network and Security
Computer Programming
Database Systems for Data Scientists
Cloud Computing
IT Policy, Ethics and Professional Practice in Australia
Research Methods
Project Management and Leadership
ICT601
ICT602
ICT603
ICT604
ICT605
ICT606
ICT610
Applied Cyber Security
Digital Forensics
Wireless Network and Security
Cybercrime
Network Security Operations and Vulnerability Analysis
Artificial Intelligence for Cyber Security
Capstone Project-CSN
ICT611
ICT612
ICT613
ICT614
ICT615
ICT616
ICT620
Data Analytics and Statistics
Applied Data Science
Advanced System Analysis and Design
Enterprise Network Management
Big Data
Artificial Intelligence for Data Science
Capstone Project-DSIS
7 Core Units + any 9 Units from the MIT, including at least one unit from “Capstone Project-CSN” /
“Capstone Project-DSIS” / “Research project”
ICT506
BUS514
WIL600
RSC601
Business Information Systems: a Managerial Perspective
Leading with Creativity and Innovation
Work Integrated Learning (WIL)
Research project
Academic Requirements
To satisfy the academic requirements for admission to the MIT degree, applicants must meet one of the following minimum entry requirements:
English Requirements
Applicants for the MIT courses must demonstrate English proficiency as follows:
*Meeting the minimum entry requirements does not guarantee a place in the course for which you have applied.
The Sydney Met’s Master of Information Technology program offers an opportunity to learn skills that add value to your life and your community. Join our community of change makers and let’s make a difference together.
The Sydney Met’s Master of Information Technology is offered with competitive fees.
We pride ourselves on rewarding excellence and making study accessible to students from all walks of life. Whether you’re a new or continuing student, our range of scholarships, prizes and awards can support your journey.
Applying to the MIT course is simple and easy. Begin your application now.
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