Master of Information Technology (Computing and Innovation)

Yes, the Master of Information Technology (Computing and Innovation) includes a work component of 640 hours over 17 weeks, providing students with practical industry experience as part of the program.

The course has a duration of 104 weeks, which is equivalent to approximately two years of study.

Adelaide University publishes an indicative annual tuition fee of AU$55,400 for international students commencing in 2027, which is AU$110,800 across the two-year program. No additional non-tuition fees are listed.

The course is delivered at two locations: Adelaide University's Adelaide City Campus and the Mawson Lakes Campus, both located in South Australia and owned and operated by the provider.

Eligibility for extended Post-Study Work Rights requires the course to be registered, be a Skills Level 1 qualification (which this masters degree is), have a duration of 92 weeks or greater (this course is 104 weeks), and have its narrow Field of Education aligned with the Skills Level 1 priority list. This course falls under the Information Technology field (0299), so eligibility would depend on current priority list alignment, which is reviewed yearly.