The Master of information Technology Management has provided me with fresh perspectives and insights which I am able to utilise in my day to day work.
Neal Ross
Online Master of Information Technology Graduate
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Navigate a changing industry
Developed by IT academics and researchers, coursework is informed by global trends and emerging technologies.
Bridge the gap between IT and business
Learn how to combine key business skills with your existing IT knowledge to meet strategic goals in your organisation.
Drive success and innovation
Secure a competitive edge with the skills and knowledge that allow you to influence change and underpin future business growth.What you will study
To receive a Master of IT Management, students must complete twelve units in total. This will consist of eight core units and four units from one of our specialisations: Business Administration or Project Management.
In the Data Management unit, you will gain an overall understanding of database concepts and theory.
The Emerging Technology in Business unit explores how innovative technologies influence and shape future business environments, and the role technologies play in society.
The Information Systems Analysis and Design unit explores in-depth the techniques, tools and methods behind information systems.
Develop the ability to successfully identify business security threats, as well as managerial solutions with the Information Systems Security Management unit.
Develop a working knowledge of IT within business settings and analyse operations effects with the Managing Digital Enterprise unit.
Explore Managing Information Systems from a managerial point of view.
The Industry Research Project is a two-part unit, involving a literature review, and strategic research and data collection methods to fill in any identified research gaps.
This unit introduces students to corporate governance – one of the most important developments in business.
Students can choose one of the below:
The Positive Leader
Explore a diverse range of leadership styles, preparing you for a bright future in leadership or management.
OR
Organisational Change and Development
In this unit, you will research and develop change strategies, and learn how to adapt.
Understand strategy, how to implement a vision and how to adapt plans to meet global business needs.
This unit examines the challenges confronting the global business manager and gives you the knowledge you need to understand and operate successfully in global business environments.
This unit covers the foundation elements of managing business projects.
In the Data Management unit, you will gain an overall understanding of database concepts and theory.
This unit covers the foundation elements of managing business projects.
This unit will guide you through the project management process, from initiation to planning and development.
Learn how to implement project plans that mitigate risk, establish controls and ensure quality projects.
This unit explores theories and practices behind effective management of people and projects.
Demonstrate a critical understanding of contract types and their relationship with performance.
Learn how to skillfully negotiate, map and design systems, as well as evaluate project management processes.
An introduction to the history, approaches, and roles in an Agile project management environment. This unit will also provide students with an understanding of the most appropriate situations in which to employ Agile practices, the benefits and challenges of Agile, and the growing use of hybrid forms of project management.
Early exit option
We know that plans change, which is why we’ve built flexible completion options into the online MITM. If you need to exit early, you could still receive a Graduate Certificate in IT Management or Graduate Diploma in IT Management.
Graduate Certificate
4 Units
Or continue studying
Graduate Diploma
+ 4 Units
Or continue studying
Masters Degree
+ 4 Units
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A typical study period at SCU Online
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What our students say
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The MITM provides students with a toolkit of frameworks, theories and practical approaches to effectively manage current day technology challenges such as cyber security and data management.
John Philip
Online Master of Information Technology Graduate
What our students do
The Master of IT Management opens up doors for a range of information and technology opportunities, from Solutions Architect to Business System Manager. The demand for qualified, competent IT management spans almost every industry. Below is a snapshot of some of the roles our online MITM students work in.
- Director
- Project Manager
- Operations Manager
- IT Manager
- IT Analyst - Business Intelligence
- Solutions Designer
- Chief Technology Officer
- Software Developer
- Technical Consultant
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We may recognise and grant credit for past education or qualifications in a process called advanced standing. If you're eligible for advanced standing, this can impact the number of units you need to study, reducing the time and cost of your overall degree. To find out more about advanced standing, get in touch with one of our Enrolment Advisors on 1300 589 882.
To qualify for entry to the Master of Information Technology Management, you need:
- A three-year bachelor degree specialising in or majoring in information technology (or a related discipline); OR
- Professional experience equivalent to a cognate Bachelor degree.
In both cases, you must be proficient in English.
The Master of IT Management opens up doors for a range of information and technology opportunities, from Solutions Architect to Business System Manager. The demand for qualified, competent IT management spans almost every industry.
Solutions Architect: Be in charge of the creation and implementation of technical infrastructure within a company. A real problem solver, you’ll combine your IT knowledge with managerial skills to assess the best direction your company can take.
Business Intelligence Consultant: Design intelligent business solutions for your workplace and your clients. Use your knowledge of tools and technologies to implement business solutions and manage projects. Whether you apply your technology expertise to a large organisation, an innovative start-up or your own consultancy, the varied skills you will learn in our postgraduate IT Management degrees can open up exciting opportunities including:
Systems Analyst: Enhance productivity by designing and overseeing the development of new or current systems. Use your knowledge to implement new IT solutions or improve current ones, all while strategically increasing workplace efficiency.
Chief Information Officer: Be responsible for a company’s computer systems, ensuring that you are facilitating business goals, while being reliable, resilient and secure. You’ll take charge of your corporation’s entire information architecture (including technological resources, purchases and upgrades), manage teams efficiently and provide invaluable direction.
Business Systems Manager: Oversee the evolution of information systems to ensure various areas of the workplace are running effectively and correctly.
Security Administrator: Manage the security of information systems within your workplace, such as firewalls and anti-virus software, and be responsible for ensuring the safety of the information and communications assets of the company. Develop and supervise security systems to protect company and client data.
Our Master of Information Technology Management is designed to build on the technical skills you have now, and blend that with the management and leadership skills you need.
Units in information systems management and design will develop your skills in analysis, feasibility and enterprise security, while specific units selected from our online MBA develop your capacity to manage and lead people and projects to success.
Each unit runs for seven weeks, with six study periods per year. To gain your Master of IT Management you will complete all 8 core units, and choose 4 units from either the MBA specialisation or Project Management specialisation.
There is also an option to finish earlier with a Graduate Certificate or Graduate Diploma.
With technology at the forefront of business success in the 21st century, the best technological solutions are the ones that help people work smarter and more efficiently.
Information technology management focuses on knowledge of IT within business settings and analyse operations effects while exploring in-depth the techniques, tools and methods behind information systems. Information technology management also explores how innovative technologies influence and shape future business environments, and the role technologies play in society.
According to JobOutlook the average weekly salary for an Information Communication Technology (Manager) is $2,766 per week.
