Master of Business Information Systems

You will develop skills to perform complex business analysis and audits including problem-solving, systems acquisition and implementation. The course also covers database design and implementation, project management, business, social media and information systems management, equipping you to analyse business problems and develop IT solutions.

The program is designed to show how people, information, computers, networks, and processes are intertwined, with a particular focus on effectively bridging the communication gap between business people and technical IT people within an organisation to improve outcomes.

Yes, Swinburne offers several related Information Technology courses including Business Analysis, Computer Science, Information Technology, Internet of Things, Systems Management, and Telecommunications.

You can book a one-on-one consultation, call 1300 794 628, email the university, or attend the Swinburne Study Expo to get direct answers from academics and teaching staff in person.

With organisations increasingly reliant on technology, studying business information systems has never been more vital, making graduates who can bridge the gap between business and IT highly sought after in the workforce.