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Master of Information and Communications Technology

Young professional at work – career development concept
Location
Online
Study Mode
Online
Outcomes
Data Analyst, Data Scientist, Database Analyst, Database Developer, Database Manager, IT Analyst, IT Consultant, IT Director, IT Manager, IT Programmer, IT Project Manager, IT Systems Administrator, Programmer, Software or Applications Programmer, Web Programmer
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QualificationMaster's Degree
Awarded ByUniversity of the Sunshine Coast
Duration
2.25 years part-time (recommended)
Start Date
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Payment Option
FEE-HELP, Upfront payment

How Much Will It Cost?

FEE-HELP

This course can be paid for through the FEE-HELP government loan scheme. If you are an Australian citizen or hold a permanent humanitarian visa, you may not need to pay upfront.

Instead, the Australian government will pay your course fees directly to the provider on your behalf. You’ll begin repaying your loan through the tax system once you start earning more than the minimum threshold of $54,435 (2024-25 financial year).

Find out more about government study loans here.

Course Rundown

Gain a holistic Information and Communications Technology skill-set while focusing on career-growth areas of cyber security, data and programming in this University of the Sunshine Coast’s (UniSC) 100% online Master of ICT.

You’ll gain firm knowledge of data analytics, programming, data and process management, cybersecurity, domain knowledge and research methods.

You will learnt to understand the ethical implications with respect to privacy and security in the analysis and use of data, understand how the effective management and use of data has, and will continue, to transform organisations through digital innovation, and how to apply research methods and skills to develop innovative solutions to business problems

 

Eligibility

An undergraduate degree in any discipline OR 5 years of relevant work experience.

FAQS

As a student, you'll learn in small, focused class sizes from industry leaders such as Dr. Adrian McCallum, a Senior Lecturer in Geotechnical Engineering, who has led and managed projects in extreme regions, including the Arctic, Himalayas, and Antarctica.

Class sizes are kept purposefully small, so you'll have plenty of time to build relationships with lecturers and peers and receive detailed answers to all of your questions.