Course Overview

About This Course

The Master of Information Technology (CRICOS Course Code: 116985A) is a two-year full time degree that allows student to major in any of the following areas: Networking, Cyber Security. The degree aims to equip students with the knowledge and skills required for careers in the Information Technology (IT) industry in various areas including the private sector and government agencies. The MIT degree complements the BIT degree and will be an important addition to NAPS' set of professional courses. The NAPS' MIT course is designed for students with or without ICT backgrounds. The course comprises a total of 16 units. There is a slight variation of course structure for those categories to accommodate foundation studies for students with no ICT background. The study plan for students with an ICT background includes elective options. For students with a non-ICT background, these units are not electives but foundational units in their study plan. The Degree comprises 16 subjects studied over 4 trimesters with 4 subjects per trimester. Each trimester will comprise 13 weeks of face-to-face classes, and one-week end of session exam period. While there will be three trimesters per year, the third or summer trimester will be optional.

Eligibility

Entry Requirements

Requirements

MIT Course with Non-ICT Background: Completion of Australian Bachelor degree or equivalent in any discipline; or previous admission and the subsequent completion of at least one semester of an AQF level 9 or equivalent course in IT or related discipline.
MIT Course with ICT Background: Completion of Australian Bachelor degree or equivalent in IT or related discipline; or previous admission and the subsequent completion of at least one semester of an AQF level 9 or equivalent course in IT or related discipline.
Students with IT Background but no Bachelor's degree: Students with at least 3+ years of IT industry work experience may still be admitted to the Graduate Diploma of IT even if they have not completed a Bachelor degree in any discipline or an IT or related course. Admission will depend on a number of criteria including the length and nature of the work experience.
English Language Requirements (English-speaking countries): Students from English speaking countries including Australia must have completed a Bachelor's Degree or equivalent.
English Language Requirements (Onshore or home country applicants): Must have studied at least 2 years in English, with an IELTS (Academic) test with a minimum score of Overall 6.5 (no band less than 6.0) or equivalent in TOEFL or other accredited English language test program. IELTS score must have been attained within two years of the date of application for admission.
Students with Disabilities or Special Needs: The same conditions and procedures apply as to all other students; however NAPS fosters an environment of inclusiveness so special measures are provided to support their learning when required.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Students: Can apply through a specialised pathway that takes into account other important factors such as life experiences and transferrable skills, beyond formal qualifications.

Career & Study Pathways

Where this takes you

Career Opportunities

Business Analyst, Database Developer, Project Manager, Systems Analyst, Web Developer, Software Developer

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What majors are available in the Master of Information Technology at NAPS?

The Master of Information Technology at NAPS allows students to major in either Networking or Cyber Security.

Can I apply for the MIT if I don't have an ICT background?

Yes, the NAPS MIT course is designed for students with or without ICT backgrounds. For students with a non-ICT background, foundational units are incorporated into their study plan to accommodate their learning needs, whereas students with an ICT background have elective options in their study plan.

How is the Master of Information Technology course structured and delivered?

The degree comprises 16 subjects studied over 4 trimesters with 4 subjects per trimester. Each trimester comprises 13 weeks of face-to-face classes and one-week end of session exam period, making each trimester a 14-week block. There are three trimesters per year, with the third (summer) trimester being optional. Teaching is delivered via 4 hours of face-to-face classes per week (2 hours lectures and 2 hours tutorials), supplemented with online materials through Moodle, and additional online activities such as discussion groups, seminars, and webinars.

What career outcomes can I expect after completing the MIT at NAPS?

Graduates of the Master of Information Technology at NAPS can pursue careers as Business Analysts, Database Developers, Project Managers, Systems Analysts, Web Developers, and Software Developers, working in various areas including the private sector and government agencies.

Is the Master of Information Technology at NAPS accredited?

The units in the course are aligned and mapped with the Australian Computer Society (ACS) Accreditation in mind, and accreditation will be applied for in the future. The CRICOS Course Code for the program is 116985A.

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