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2 Years
On-Campus. Includes 2 hours of weekly on-campus classes plus 1 hour of national content (online or asynchronous). Classes run Monday to Friday, morning, afternoon, and evening, with access to digital resources and support.
Full time / Part time (Part-time not available for international students)
September 2026 | February 2027 | May 2027
Course Overview
Where You Can Study
Sydney
39 Regent St, Chippendale, NSW 2008
Eligibility
Domestic students must meet one of the following criteria:
An Australian bachelor's degree in any discipline or an equivalent qualification; OR
Experience-based entry – A substantial portfolio of work evidencing at least 3 years relevant industry experience.
International students must satisfy one of the following minimum academic entry criteria:
An Australian bachelor's degree in any discipline or an equivalent qualification; OR
Experience-based entry – A substantial portfolio of work evidencing at least 3 years relevant industry experience.
English language requirements (International students):
International English Language Testing System (IELTS): Academic IELTS minimum overall band of 6.5 with no individual band below 6.0 completed in the last two years (or equivalent); OR
Completion of Year 12 English in an Australian secondary school or college or equivalent with a minimum result of "Satisfactory" or equivalent; OR
Successful completion of an Academic English program with an SAE-approved Australian-based English partner.
Career & Study Pathways
Quality & Recognition
Academic Regulator
TEQSA
Professional Body
Australian Computer Society (ACS)
Accreditation Status
AccreditedSkills Assessor
ACS
Course Content
IT Essentials
A practical introduction to foundational topics across a range of IT specialisations including hardware/software, data storage, computer networks, cybersecurity, and cloud computing.
Programming Principles and Practices
A problem and project-based learning environment to analyse and implement software development solutions, covering foundational programming concepts and object-oriented abstractions.
Web Development
Introduction to a range of web development technologies to design and develop web applications, including frontend and backend tools and functionality.
Data Analysis
Introduction to key concepts of data analysis, techniques, tools and applications, covering data project pipelines from defining the initial question through to visualisation and communication of data sets.
Artificial Intelligence Applications
Leverages programming skills to code for sophisticated problem-solving, including using a range of data sets and sources, developing decision-making algorithms that encompass machine learning, and designing human-centred outputs.
Mobile Development
Develop an understanding of the mobile development space and build theoretical and practical knowledge and skills to develop apps for smartphones and other handheld devices.
IT Project Management
Introduction to the principles of project management for IT solutions focusing on the use of Agile methodologies, including project management tools, running sprints, working with user stories, and task estimation.
Cyber Security
Introduction to effective data security risk management processes in contemporary networked and cloud-based environments, covering cyber security principles, methodologies, technical solutions, and ethics.
Common Questions
The Master of Information Technology is completed over six trimesters full time (160 credit points; 2 years). It is broken up into two distinct stages: Stage 1 develops advanced skills and expertise required to collaborate with other SAE students and industry professionals, while Stage 2 involves producing a planned capstone project and showcasing advanced knowledge with applied learning. A part-time option is also available for domestic students.
Domestic students must meet one of the following criteria: an Australian bachelor's degree in any discipline or an equivalent qualification; OR experience-based entry – a substantial portfolio of work evidencing at least 3 years relevant industry experience.
For domestic students, the annual course fee (indicative, based on 1.0 EFTSL) is $22,136 AUD, made up of 10 units at $2,767 each and 3 units at $5,534 each, plus the Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF). FEE-HELP is available. For international students, the annual course fee (indicative) is $24,000 AUD, made up of 10 units at $3,000 each and 3 units at $6,000 each, plus SSAF.
The Master of Information Technology is available on campus at Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, and Adelaide. Upcoming start dates across all campuses include September 2026, February 2027, and May 2027.
Graduates are equipped with technical expertise suited to a wide range of IT-based positions in industries such as entertainment, eCommerce, finance, and healthcare, as confident and career-ready professionals.
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