Postgraduate course
Master of Business Informatics
University of Canberra
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About
If you’re in IT and looking to get ahead, UC’s Master of Business Informatics offers the perfect opportunity to expand your skills in areas vital to business and information technology – while gaining the knowledge and qualifications to give your career a boost. This program has been created to address key areas pertinent to IT professionals and is of particular advantage to those looking at progressing into a career as a business analyst.
This course also offers a range of IT-specific electives to help you fine-tune your qualifications and specialise in areas such as data analytics, cybersecurity, cloud computing or project management.
On completion you will return to the workforce as a confident,
competent specialist with the knowledge and skills to progress comfortably into a variety of specialised IT roles, such as program analyst, systems architect or information systems manager.
Accredited by the Australian Computer Society, this course will help prepare you for a career in the ‘knowledge economy’ and offers you the chance to specialise in emerging areas of importance according to your technical background and interests.
Admission criteria
Bachelor degree or equivalent in a non-IT field as approved by the University.
Fees and charges
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Australian Government financial assistance
University of Canberra scholarships and financial assistance
Further information
Read the full course details on the University of Canberra website.
Visit the Faculty of Science and Technology website.
Call 1800 864 226.
Email study@canberra.edu.au
The Faculty of Science and Technology brings together the University's world-class academic programs of Environmental, Medical, and Forensic Studies, with our dynamic and cutting-edge teaching and research in Information Technology, Information Systems, Engineering, and Mathematics. These disciplines give our students, researchers, and collaborators a truly multi-disciplinary faculty in which to engage.
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