Master of Information Systems (Digital Innovation)

Program Overview

Covering topics in data analytics, project management, and digital strategies, the program prepares graduates for careers as digitally-savvy business leaders who can identify and realize new opportunities through emerging technologies. Accredited by the ACS and recognized globally, the program offers industry certification pathways and collaboration with real-world partners.

Program Outline

The program aims to equip students with the knowledge and expertise to identify, analyze, and realize new business opportunities through the adoption of emerging technologies.

Outline:

The program consists of 16 units, including core courses, foundation courses, specialization courses, and electives. Core courses provide a solid foundation in information systems concepts and principles. Foundation courses cover topics such as data analytics, project management, and information security. Specialization courses focus on digital innovation, including digital strategies, technology entrepreneurship, governance, and blockchain fundamentals.

Careers:

Graduates of the Master of Information Systems (Digital Innovation) program are equipped to pursue careers as digitally-savvy business leaders who can leverage technologies to solve critical business challenges and identify new opportunities. They may work in various industries or government departments, managing innovation, strategic planning, emerging technology monitoring, research, and information management.

Other:

The program is accredited at the professional level by the Australian Computer Society (ACS) and is recognized globally through the Seoul Accord. Students have access to industry certification pathways such as ITIL4 (PeopleCert Education Partner) and opportunities to collaborate with real industry partners.