Master of Information
Technology & Systems

The Master of Information Technology & Systems (MITS) program is a comprehensive and specialised graduate course that equips students with advanced knowledge and practical skills in various IT fields.

Master of Information
Technology & Systems
Master of Information
Technology & Systems

Student Type

Learning Mode

Locations:

  • Melbourne
  • Sydney
  • Adelaide
  • Geelong

Next intake:

  • 26-Feb-2024
  • 20-May-2024
  • 22-July-2024
  • 09-Sep-2024
  • 02-Dec-2024

Duration

  • 2 Years (Full-Time Non-Cognate)

Fees

  • $24,000 ($1500/unit) - 16 Units
Am I a Domestic or International Student?
You are considered a 'domestic' student for application purposes if: You are an Australian citizen; You are a New Zealand citizen (or dual citizenship holders of either Australia or New Zealand); You are an Australian permanent resident; You are an Australian permanent humanitarian visa holder. *If you don't hold one of the above visas or citizenships, you will apply as an international student.
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MITS - Software Engineering

The Master of Information Technology and Systems - Software Engineering is a specialised and forward-thinking program that aims to equip students with the necessary expertise and skills to become proficient software engineers in the ever-evolving world of technology. The course offers a comprehensive blend of theoretical knowledge, practical training, and real-world experiences to prepare graduates for successful careers in software development and related fields.

The program is structured over a period of two years for full-time students, providing an in-depth exploration of various facets of software engineering. Part-time students have the flexibility to complete the program in three years, ensuring they can balance their academic pursuits with work or other commitments.

Program Highlights

Discover the highlights of our comprehensive programs, designed to empower you with essential skills and knowledge.
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Comprehensive Curriculum

The MITS in Software Engineering program covers essential topics in software development, algorithms, data structures, and design patterns. Students gain a strong foundation in software engineering principles, keeping them updated with the latest advancements in software technologies.

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Specialisation Tracks

Students can choose from specialisation tracks in web development, mobile app development, data science, AI, or cybersecurity, aligning their education with their career goals.

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Practical Project-Based Learning

Hands-on experiences and real-world projects prepare students for software engineering challenges, while faculty expertise and industry connections offer valuable insights and networking opportunities.

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Agile Methodologies and Soft Skills

Emphasis on agile methodologies and soft skill development ensures graduates excel in collaborative teams and leadership roles.

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Faculty Expertise

The program is led by experienced faculty members who have a deep understanding of software engineering and extensive industry knowledge. Their expertise and mentorship provide students with valuable insights into real-world software projects and industry trends.

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Soft Skills Development

Beyond technical expertise, the MITS in Software Engineering program focuses on developing essential soft skills such as communication, teamwork, project management, and problem-solving.

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Academic Structure

There are frequent and exciting developments and changes happening in the IT industry all the time. The Master of Information Technology And Systems degree (MITS) equips you with the latest knowledge for the workplace. It is for both career changers and the ambitious, often the key to leadership and that next promotion.

There is a lot of choice out there in providers of a Master of IT degree. Many of these degrees, however, can be narrowly focused and more coding oriented, locking you into hyperspecialised knowledge. This may limit some of your employment options/paths.

A MITS degree on the other hand, as the name suggests, takes a systems wide approach. We believe this may expand your potential employment paths and ensure your knowledge stays more future-relevant in a fast and ever-changing world.

There are few providers that offer you the flexibility of an online degree in the information technology space, whereas we do. So you can study with us no matter where you are, at your own pace.

VIT’s Master of Information Technology and Systems (MITS) is a post-Graduate course at Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) Level 9.



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We offer online, in-class and blended (online and in-class), depending on the unit and the timetable. You choose your mode of study. You choose your own pace.

The VIT advantage is clear:

  • Affordable education taught by academic experts.
  • Dedicated student support.
  • Quality education since 1998.

Course Code: MITS9118

Cricos Code: 096838D

Duration: Full time for a 16 unit MITS is 2 years

Intake: Refer to Intake Dates



Key Facts

The MITS degree offers units across the complete spectrum of the Master of Information Technology Systems, including the study of Intelligent Systems for Analytics, Business Analytics, Big Data, Capstone Project (related to Analytics) and includes relevant cognitive, technical and communication skills.

Award

Students who successfully complete the requirements as stated above will be awarded the degree “Master of Information Technology and Systems (MITS)”.

Delivery Mode
  • Face to Face
  • Full Time
  • Part Time
  • On-line
Course Qualification

A total of 96 credit points will satisfy the requirements for qualification

Exit Qualifications

Graduate Certificate of Information Technology and Systems (GCITS) – 4 Units,
Graduate Diploma of Information Technology and Systems (GDITS) – 8 Units

Qualification Rule

To graduate with MITS, you need to have completed 16 units (96 credit points). If you have studied related undergraduate, you may be eligible to receive advanced standing through recognition of prior learning / credit transfer (RPL / CT) for 4 of the 16 units. To graduate you must have satisfied the requirements of all 8 core units and 6 elective and advance electives units as well as the mandatory Capstone Project worth 12 credit points.

*Specialisation Streams

Our campus locations

Sydney

157-161 Gloucester Street, The Rocks, Sydney 2000

Melbourne

Level 14, 123 Queen Street

Level 6-10, 235 Queen Street

Level 6, 118 Queen Street

Geelong

Level 1, 191 Ryrie St, Victoria 3220

Adelaide

Level 2, 112 Rundle Mall, South Australia 5000

14 Adam Street, Hindmarsh, South Australia 5007


MITS DEGREE WITHOUT SPECIALISATIONS

The Master of Information Technology and Systems degree can be earned without specialisation. The requirements for MITS without specialisation are listed below,

Course Content

The Master of Information Technology & Systems program at VIT offers a well-structured curriculum that combines theoretical knowledge with hands-on learning experiences. Over the course of two years, students will undertake a diverse range of subjects to build a strong foundation in IT and its applications.

This unit relates how information systems improve profitability and resource efficiency. The unit discusses conceptual architecture, and its impact on process, people and organization from an information technology context. Using realistic case studies, the unit illustrates typical business and management functions including finance, accounting, HRM, CRM, SCM which is required to develop Business IT Systems. Students will be prepared to evaluate the strategic and operational roles of information systems in organizations.

This unit introduces key concepts of object-oriented software development. It covers object oriented development fundamentals such as programming paradigms, abstraction, encapsulation, specialisation, aggregation, polymorphism, exception handling and I/O stream management. The unit lays emphasis on professional style of coding including fail safe, efficient programs that adhere to industry and organisational standards such as unambiguous naming conventions, exception management and audit logging. The unit discusses the syntactic, structural and behavioural typing of OO systems. The unit discusses creation of user defined data structures and type systems using generic templates.

This unit introduces necessary concepts for a good understanding of database models, systems, and languages, through to advanced knowledge within the discipline. The unit includes database concepts, hierarchical data representations and the realization of those concepts using the relational data model and its operators. This unit discusses data modelling, data structure design and Structured Query Language (SQL) used in relational databases. The unit also presents the functions of the Database Management System (DBMS) and of the related administrative activities. Systematic methodology for relational database design using entity relationship diagrams and normalization of data are covered in detail. Students will be introduced to a subset of SQL using a selected database platform.

This unit provides necessary advanced technical knowledge in data communications and network technology. It introduces various networking/communication media and provides in depth understanding of various techniques to accomplish reliable and efficient data communication. The unit describes the major transmission systems and networks along with the equipment, models and tools used to interconnect them. The unit discusses network protocols, standards, LANs, WANS, the Internet, intranet and networking applications. In addition, the unit elaborates the TCP/IP protocol suite and a number of Internet technologies.

This unit covers essential IT project management techniques for managing medium to large scale IT projects such as enterprise software solutions project, IT infrastructure implementation project, IT outsourcing projects etc. The unit discusses process groups such as initiation, planning, execution, monitoring, control and closure. The unit introduces ten knowledge areas in IT project management such as scope management, time management, stakeholder management, quality management, costing, integration, resource management, communication, procurement processes and risk management.

This unit introduces the concepts and methodologies required for the construction of software solutions. It discusses the nature, categories and the different software life cycle models used in contemporary software engineering. Key emphasis is placed on systematic approaches that would ensure robust, reusable and secure software solutions that would be scalable and maintainable. The unit elaborates various aspects of software engineering such as requirements engineering, formal specification, validation, design, construction and verification. This unit delves into the processes of both object-oriented analysis and object-oriented design using UML as the notation language.

This unit will introduce students to the advanced theory pertaining to wireless propagation environment and wireless communication systems. It covers planning, architecture, protocols and design of small to large-size WLANs, including installing, configuring, operating, and troubleshooting operations. The unit further discusses cellular systems including their multiple access and interference management issues. The course will focus is on the design, the analysis, and the fundamental limits of wireless transmission systems and capacity of wireless channels. The course also explores multiuser capacity and opportunistic communication paradigms.

This unit will provide an in-depth understanding of major IT security issues, technologies and approaches. The unit covers wide range of security topics such as IT security foundations, cryptography, network security and software security. The unit explains how to apply knowledge of security properties, concerns, policies, models, cryptography, PKI, firewalls and security evaluation on real-life security case studies.

This unit provides the necessary theory and practices for effective implementation of a software quality assurance program. It provides the methods and tools for quality assurance and testing for each stage of the software development lifecycle. Software quality management concepts such as total quality management, quality plan and required documentation are discussed. The unit elaborates on the validation and verification practices such as peer review, software testing activities, use case design, test case design and test coverage criteria. The unit also elaborates on improving quality through software configuration management activities such as library process, configuration items identification, baselines, control, versioning, reporting and audits.

The unit provides the knowledge and skills required to design and develop enterprise systems using state-of-the-art computing principles and practices. The unit teaches important software engineering patterns with an emphasis on the critical analysis of their applicability to large enterprise systems using popular development platform such as Java or .NET at the server side and complemented with client side scripting tools such as PHP, JavaScript or mobile apps. By exploring the various challenges in real-life enterprise situations and business process perspectives, the unit would prepare students to devise novel approaches of problem solving for implementing reusable software components.

This unit provides key mobile computing knowledge from three perspectives: mobile technology, application development, and user interaction. The unit introduces various mobile technologies and wireless communication and subsequently details on common paradigms in mobile application development such as low power computing, computing in an environment with limited resources, fault tolerance, effective user interfaces and persistence. In addition, the unit teaches implementation details of software development using one popular mobile platform as such as Android or iOS.

The unit discusses human-machine interaction components and covers essential design thinking practices to enhance the user experience. It provides an in depth coverage on the methods, concepts and techniques necessary to make user experience design an integral part of developing information interfaces. The unit takes an inter-disciplinary approach drawing upon product design, information architecture, cognitive psychology and prototyping to design an effective user interface design keeping in view the business benefits and requirements.

This unit describes in detail the various knowledge management strategies and the driving forces behind them. The unit discusses the key elements of data, information, tacit and factual knowledge using SECI knowledge creation model. The unit elaborates various KM solutions and details how to appraise suitability of these solutions. The unit provides practice based knowledge by discussing the essential practices in developing a knowledge management framework through industry case studies. The unit finally discusses various factors influencing the knowledge management solutions.

The unit establishes the need for enterprise integration as an essential part of enterprise collaboration. The unit examines a range of advanced concepts and technologies for enabling application integration in diverse distributed IT environments. The unit discusses relevant methodology for architecting integration solutions. The unit explains possible architectural options for a variety of design scenarios, and assess their relative advantages and disadvantages to determine the suitability of a given business scenario. An in depth coverage of Service Oriented Architecture as a means for enterprise wide integration is provided.

The unit provides comprehensive coverage related to analysing and modelling of business processes. The unit introduces frameworks for understanding the design, control and improvement of business processes. Implementation details are discussed using modelling tools and analytical frameworks. Case studies are used to reinforce the general principles for managing business processes, illustrate topics such as identification of information-bearing events and to understand how to assess and improve process efficiency. It also discusses the interactions between human behaviour and process design.

This unit introduces the concepts required for the construction of software solutions using agile methodologies. It discusses the nature, categories and the different software life cycle models used in agile software engineering. The unit elaborates various agile aspects in phases such as requirements engineering, management, design, modelling development, testing and continuous delivery. The unit discusses ‘Agile’ engineering practices to foster collaboration, feedback, and continuous improvement for producing business value.

This unit provides the students an in-depth understanding of intelligent business systems that can represent, reason about and interpret data. Students would learn about modern day business systems that go beyond traditional data processing by incorporating intelligent features such as: algorithms for learning about the structure of the data, analysing the data to extract patterns and meaning, deriving new information, and suggesting strategies to act on the results of its analysis. This unit prepares the students in understanding the core principles of building Business Intelligence System that solves problems related to data analytics discipline.

This unit provides a comprehensive coverage of Cloud concepts and capabilities across the various cloud service provisioning models including Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), Software as a Service (SaaS) and Business Process as a Service (BPaaS). The unit discusses various practical aspects of cloud computing service such as business models, typical stakeholder concerns, multi-tenancy, public/private deployment options, reference architecture, offerings and related engineering aspects of above mentioned service provisioning model.

The focus of this unit is to introduce foundations of business analytic techniques. The unit will discuss basic descriptive statistics and decision modelling techniques. The unit introduces segmentation analytics, decision models and regression models. Unit covers statistical analyses such as hypothesis testing, correlation analysis, control groups versus test groups. The unit discusses the various stages of analysis starting from the preparation of raw data, exploratory data analysis, descriptive analysis, statistical analysis to predictive analysis.

This unit introduces enterprise architecture as an approach for designing, planning, implementing and governing an enterprise information technology architecture. This unit also discusses robust, scalable and maintainable software architectures. The key topics of focus are architectural concepts, software qualities such as availability, performance and security and reusing of architectural patterns. This unit examines the process transition from architecture to design of solutions discussing the various choices made along the way.

This unit provides an overview of ERP systems and supply chain business processes. The unit details the critical factors and implementation strategies that ensure successful enterprise systems. The unit provides an in-depth discussion on the informational, knowledge, and decision-making capabilities of enterprise systems. Case studies on implementation, configuration, operational and reporting functionalities offered by typical enterprise systems modules like materials management (MM), supply chain management (SCM), customer relationship management (CRM), financials, projects and human resource management (HRM) are discussed.

The rapid expansions in technologies and devices and advent of social networking, internet of things has resulted in extensive generation of data whose volume goes beyond the capabilities of storage and processing within traditional databases and are now formally called Big Data. There exists a strong need for the business world to take advantage of these large datasets as a source for new economic value and innovation.

The unit is designed for graduate level students to enhance their scholarship through research based study on an advanced topic in information technology. The unit initially provides the core essentials of research methodology directed towards technical research, which consists of elements such as literature survey, defining research question, experimental design etc. After introducing these elements, the student applies these to carry out a research activity on a topic in an emerging area of IT.

The Capstone Project provides an opportunity for students to apply knowledge acquired during the MITS course to a sizeable IT project. During the project, students engage in the entire process of a typical IT project which could be either of infrastructure nature, analytics or software development. This provides them a well-rounded experience on the end-to-end process in a chosen area in IT.

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Software Engineering Specialisation

This unit provides the necessary theory and practices for effective implementation of a software quality assurance program. It provides the methods and tools for quality assurance and testing for each stage of the software development lifecycle. Software quality management concepts such as total quality management, quality plan and required documentation are discussed. The unit elaborates on the validation and verification practices such as peer review, software testing activities, use case design, test case design and test coverage criteria. The unit also elaborates on improving quality through software configuration management activities such as library process, configuration items identification, baselines, control, versioning, reporting and audits.

The unit provides the knowledge and skills required to design and develop enterprise systems using state-of-the-art computing principles and practices. The unit teaches important software engineering patterns with an emphasis on the critical analysis of their applicability to large enterprise systems using popular development platform such as Java or .NET at the server side and complemented with client side scripting tools such as PHP, JavaScript or mobile apps. By exploring the various challenges in real-life enterprise situations and business process perspectives, the unit would prepare students to devise novel approaches of problem solving for implementing reusable software components.

This unit provides an overview of ERP systems and supply chain business processes. The unit details the critical factors and implementation strategies that ensure successful enterprise systems. The unit provides an in-depth discussion on the informational, knowledge, and decision-making capabilities of enterprise systems. Case studies on implementation, configuration, operational and reporting functionalities offered by typical enterprise systems modules like materials management (MM), supply chain management (SCM), customer relationship management (CRM), financials, projects and human resource management (HRM) are discussed.

The Capstone Project provides an opportunity for students to apply knowledge acquired during the MITS course to a sizeable IT project. During the project, students engage in the entire process of a typical IT project which could be either of infrastructure nature, analytics or software development. This provides them a well-rounded experience on the end-to-end process in a chosen area in IT.

Architecture Specialisation

The unit establishes the need for enterprise integration as an essential part of enterprise collaboration. The unit examines a range of advanced concepts and technologies for enabling application integration in diverse distributed IT environments. The unit discusses relevant methodology for architecting integration solutions. The unit explains possible architectural options for a variety of design scenarios, and assess their relative advantages and disadvantages to determine the suitability of a given business scenario. An in depth coverage of Service Oriented Architecture as a means for enterprise wide integration is provided.

The unit provides comprehensive coverage related to analysing and modelling of business processes. The unit introduces frameworks for understanding the design, control and improvement of business processes. Implementation details are discussed using modelling tools and analytical frameworks. Case studies are used to reinforce the general principles for managing business processes, illustrate topics such as identification of information-bearing events and to understand how to assess and improve process efficiency. It also discusses the interactions between human behaviour and process design.

This unit introduces enterprise architecture as an approach for designing, planning, implementing and governing an enterprise information technology architecture. This unit also discusses robust, scalable and maintainable software architectures. The key topics of focus are architectural concepts, software qualities such as availability, performance and security and reusing of architectural patterns. This unit examines the process transition from architecture to design of solutions discussing the various choices made along the way.

The Capstone Project provides an opportunity for students to apply knowledge acquired during the MITS course to a sizeable IT project. During the project, students engage in the entire process of a typical IT project which could be either of infrastructure nature, analytics or software development. This provides them a well-rounded experience on the end-to-end process in a chosen area in IT.

Analytics Specialisation

This unit provides the students an in-depth understanding of intelligent business systems that can represent, reason about and interpret data. Students would learn about modern day business systems that go beyond traditional data processing by incorporating intelligent features such as: algorithms for learning about the structure of the data, analysing the data to extract patterns and meaning, deriving new information, and suggesting strategies to act on the results of its analysis. This unit prepares the students in understanding the core principles of building Business Intelligence System that solves problems related to data analytics discipline.

The focus of this unit is to introduce foundations of business analytic techniques. The unit will discuss basic descriptive statistics and decision modelling techniques. The unit introduces segmentation analytics, decision models and regression models. Unit covers statistical analyses such as hypothesis testing, correlation analysis, control groups versus test groups. The unit discusses the various stages of analysis starting from the preparation of raw data, exploratory data analysis, descriptive analysis, statistical analysis to predictive analysis.

The rapid expansions in technologies and devices and advent of social networking, internet of things has resulted in extensive generation of data whose volume goes beyond the capabilities of storage and processing within traditional databases and are now formally called Big Data. There exists a strong need for the business world to take advantage of these large datasets as a source for new economic value and innovation.

The Capstone Project provides an opportunity for students to apply knowledge acquired during the MITS course to a sizeable IT project. During the project, students engage in the entire process of a typical IT project which could be either of infrastructure nature, analytics or software development. This provides them a well-rounded experience on the end-to-end process in a chosen area in IT.
*Note: Students who enter without a prior IT related Bachelor Degree (equivalent standard to an Australian Bachelor degree) and exit early are eligible to exit with a Graduate Certificate of Information Technology and Systems (GCITS – four subjects). This exit is not available to students who enroll with a prior IT qualification equivalent to an Australian Bachelor Degree (AQF 7).
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Course entry requirements

Meet the prerequisites for your desired program and unlock your educational journey at VIT. Our team is here to assist you every step of the way.

18 years or older at commencement of course.

An English Language proficiency level of one of the below:

  • Meet the entry requirements through one of the following English Language Tests:
    • Academic IELTS band overall 6.5 and no individual band less than 6.0
    • Academic PTE: 58 or above with no communicative skill below 50
    • TOEFL (iBT): 79 or above; Writing 21; Speaking 18; Reading 13;Listening 13
    • TOEFL (Paper): 577 + TWE 4.5
    • CAE: 176 or above with no skill below 169
    • A Levels with a C or better in English/English literature in the General Certificate of Education (GCE)
    • Other tests as approved by Academic Board
  • Passed Australian Year 12 English
  • Successful completion of a degree or diploma in Australia
  • Completion of Certificate IV in EAL
  • Satisfactorily completed ELICOS or EAP to the appropriate level (equivalent to IELTS 6.0 overall and no band less than 5.5)
  • Complete English language bridging course through a recognised English language centre
  • Satisfactorily completion of at least one semester of study in Australia in a tertiary course (satisfactorily for this purpose would mean that the applicant has completed 50% or more of the semester load)
  • Completion of schooling from the following countries where English is the official language: Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Singapore, United Kingdom and United States of America
  • In exceptional cases, the Executive Dean or delegate, can consider an English entry requirement waiver, other than the above criteria, on a case-by-case basis as deemed fit.

  • Any recognised degree is required to enter VIT’s MITS course. A recognised degree is any Australian or equivalent oversees degree at AQF level 7 or above.
Non-Graduate Entry: Graduate Certificate
  • If a candidate does not hold any previous bachelor’s degree (AQF 7) or a recognised equivalent qualification from any other country, the candidate can be admitted to Graduate Certificate of Information Technology and Systems (GCITS) with at least seven years of relevant experience, and if they successfully pass the foundation units they may exit with a GCITS and/or may continue with MITS course.
CAREERS

Your Master of Information Technology and Systems Software Engineering career outlook

Master of Information Technology & Systems (MITS) in Software Engineering graduates can expect a promising career outlook in the dynamic and rapidly expanding technology industry. With businesses and organizations increasingly relying on software solutions, the demand for skilled software engineers continues to rise. Graduates of this program will be well-equipped with advanced knowledge and practical skills, making them highly sought-after for roles such as Software Engineer, Systems Analyst, Software Architect, Web Developer, Mobile Application Developer, and more.

The program's comprehensive curriculum and real-world project experiences prepare graduates to excel in various software engineering positions and capitalize on opportunities for career advancement and leadership roles. With the ever-growing global technology market, MITS in Software Engineering graduates have the potential to contribute to groundbreaking projects, drive innovation, and pursue diverse career opportunities across industries and geographic regions.

Software Development Manager

As a Software Development Manager, the MITS in Software Engineering graduate takes on a leadership role overseeing the software development process. They are responsible for managing a team of software engineers, setting project goals, allocating resources, and ensuring that software projects are delivered on time and within budget. They provide technical guidance, review code, and collaborate with stakeholders to understand project requirements and objectives.

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AI and Machine Learning Engineer

With a specialisation in artificial intelligence and machine learning, MITS in Software Engineering graduates can pursue roles as AI and Machine Learning Engineers. In this capacity, they design, develop, and deploy machine learning models and algorithms to solve complex problems and enhance software applications. These engineers work on cutting-edge technologies, such as natural language processing, computer vision, and predictive analytics, to enable intelligent decision-making and automation.

DevOps Engineer

As a DevOps Engineer, the MITS in Software Engineering graduate plays a vital role in streamlining the software development and deployment process. They bridge the gap between development and operations, implementing continuous integration/continuous deployment (CI/CD) pipelines and automating software release cycles. DevOps Engineers focus on improving efficiency, scalability, and reliability of software systems while ensuring smooth collaboration between development and IT operations teams.

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Tuition Fees & Admission

At VIT, we believe that education should be accessible to all. Our affordable tuition fees and diverse scholarship opportunities ensure that financial constraints do not hinder your academic aspirations. Our admissions team is here to guide you through the application process, helping you meet the course entry requirements and embark on a transformative educational experience. Embrace the opportunity to pursue excellence and unlock a world of knowledge with VIT.

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Duration 2 Years (Full-Time Non-Cognate)

$48,000

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$24,000

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12 Compelling Benefits of MITS at VIT

  • Explore cybersecurity and safeguard digital assets against threats.
  • Master network administration for seamless connectivity.
  • Embrace cloud computing for scalable infrastructure solutions.
  • Access diverse career paths in IT networking.
  • Gain hands-on learning and real-world experience.
  • Stay updated with industry-relevant curriculum.
  • Network with professionals for global connections.
  • Enhance problem-solving and critical thinking skills.
  • Collaborate in a supportive learning environment.
  • Unlock opportunities for career advancement.
  • Contribute to technological advancements.
  • BShape the future of connected digital landscapes.

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Anisha Bhandari
BITS – Melbourne Campus

Initially, I wasn’t sure if it was a good opportunity compared to an internal project, but I’m glad I went with the internship because I had a wonderful experience. I was able to expand my knowledge, acquire useful work experience, and develop my professional relationship. Additionally, this internship enabled me to solidify my professional objectives and given me a greater grasp of the field I intend to work in after graduation.

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BITS – Sydney Campus

I undertook an internship in my final year through VIT, and it proved to be an exquisite growth opportunity for me and my peers. During this internship, we were introduced to the industry and gained valuable experience while developing our client’s product. Communication skills, requirements handling, prototyping, product development, version control, team co-ordination are a few of the skills I attained, additionally it enabled us to develop new capabilities which would prove incredibly beneficial to my career.

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MBA - ONLINE

I am extremely satisfied with the quality of education offered by VIT's online MBA program. The courses are comprehensive and engaging, providing a well-rounded education. What sets VIT apart is its affordability; it's one of the most affordable options in Australia without compromising on excellence. The flexibility of the program has allowed me to balance work and studies effectively. Highly recommended!

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Elizabeth Pardede
Diploma of IT

I would like to take a moment to thank you, Mr. Sharif, for an incredibly insightful and informative lecture. Your passion for the subject matter was evident, and it made the lecture more engaging.

I especially appreciated how you took the time to explain complex concepts in a clear and concise manner, making it easier for me to understand the material. Your use of real-world examples also helped to solidify my understanding of the topics covered.

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MBA - ONLINE

VIT has a supportive learning team that keeps in contact with students at each and every step plus the academic staff are very supportive too. I am happy to have enrolled at VIT.

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Jingzhao Li
BITS – Melbourne Campus

"I want to express my sincere gratitude for your invaluable support throughout this course. As I near its conclusion, I feel compelled to share my feedback.First and foremost, Sharif has proven to be an exceptional and knowledgeable teacher. He consistently made himself available to assist students and address our concerns. When I commenced this course with limited knowledge of the IT industry, he went above and beyond to provide me with the necessary guidance. Sharif patiently explained fundamental IT concepts, terminologies, and technical jargon.

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MITS - Melbourne Campus

"I'm deeply grateful for the opportunity to attend the Programmable conference on March 28, 2023. It has enriched my understanding and insights in my field of study. Your continuous support and commitment to our education inspire us to succeed. I've attached my conference pass for your reference. Thank you once again for this invaluable experience, and I'm eager to continue utilizing the resources and support available at VIT to further my growth."

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Diploma of IT Networking – Adelaide Campus

"I deeply appreciate your extraordinary dedication to our online classes. Reflecting on my journey in the Diploma of Information Technology Networking course, I recall the initial challenges I encountered while grasping the material and completing assignments. However, your teaching prowess, interactive teaching style, and knack for making intricate topics engaging transformed my learning experience. Your commitment to fostering unity among students and your relentless pursuit of excellence distinguish you as an exceptional educator.

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MBA - ONLINE

Currently I am pursuing my MBA with the Victorian Institute of Technology as an offshore student. I am highly impressed and delighted with the lecturers, and the accessibility to the library and resources helps me to do my research and study effectively. I am very happy that I study with VIT.

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MBA - ONLINE

As a seasoned engineering professional in pursuit of enhanced proficiency in business analytics, I was drawn to VIT's online MBA program due to its comprehensive curriculum, flexible scheduling, and assessment approach. It is noteworthy to mention the personalized attention from the faculty, particularly how the professors engaged proactively ensuring clarity of modules through frequent communication and enriching insights. This bespoke academic engagement significantly enriched the learning experience. Based on the robust interactive and collaborative framework with peers within the program, I would endorse unequivocally VIT's online MBA to those who are seeking to augment their business acumen in a dynamic, supportive educational environment.

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Frequently asked questions

The Master of Information Technology and Systems (MITS) course is accredited by the Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA), the regulator of higher education and the accrediting authority for higher education courses in Australia. You may look up the National Register for this course. VIT is registered by TEQSA to offer and confer Australian higher education award for the completion of an accredited Australian course of study – MITS.

The qualification conferred upon completion is recognised by the Australian Government and will provide you with a competitive edge in the job market, both in Australia and overseas.

Yes, the Master of Information Technology and Systems (MITS) course is currently accredited by TEQSA.

You may see on the National Register that the Course is pending renewal. This is because TEQSA accredits higher education courses for a certain period of time, and almost all higher education providers must renew the course accreditation when the current accreditation expires. The renewal of accreditation with TEQSA is typically a lengthy process, during which time, the National Register will show that the course is pending renewal and the current course accreditation continues until TEQSA makes a decision. The same process applies to almost all other providers.

 

VIT has submitted to TEQSA an accreditation application for the MITS course.

“International students are expected to undertake a full-time study load as a condition of their student visa.”

Full time means you study 6-8 units in an academic year. Part time gives you the flexibility to take a lighter course load, which gives many working people more flexibility. Part time study is only available to students not on student visa. It is estimated each unit could take between 6 and 10 hours each week of classes, readings and assignments. This can vary depending on how quickly a student becomes familiar with the course material.

There is a lot of choice out there in providers of a MIT degree. Many of these degrees, however, can be narrowly focused and more coding oriented, locking you into hyperspecialised knowledge. This may limit some of your employment options/paths.

A MITS degree on the other hand, as the name suggests, takes a systems wide approach. We believe this may expand your potential employment paths and ensure your knowledge stays more future-relevant in a fast and ever-changing world.

In addition, there are very few providers that offer you the flexibility of an online degree in the information technology space, whereas we do. So you can study with us no matter where you are in Australia, at your own pace.

You need a minimum of an undergraduate degree to enrol in the MITS degree. It can be in any discipline and does not have to be in information technology.

You may be eligible for 4 units RPL credit if you have a Bachelor of Information Systems or related degree.

Financial aid is available depending on your circumstances and where you are resident. Please contact our team at enrol@vit.edu.au to know more.

Domestic students do not have financial aid, but they may be eligible for FEE-HELP from the government and could be eligible for our scholarships.

In addition, New Zealand citizens may be eligible for FEE-HELP.

In order to be deemed eligible to access FEE-HELP a New Zealand Special Category Visa holder must:

  1. have first entered Australia at least 10 years ago as a dependent child aged under 18 years of age; and
  2. have been ordinarily resident in Australia for the previous 10 years (that is, you have been physically present in Australia for at least eight out of the past 10 years) and 18 months out of the last two years at the time of application for the loan; and
  3. meet all other eligibility for FEE-HELP.

You are considered a domestic student if you:

– are an Australian citizen; or

– are an Australian permanent resident visa holder; or

– are a New Zealand Special Category Visa holder, have been ordinarily resident in Australia for 10 years and entered Australia before the age of 18 over 10 years ago.

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