Master of Information Technology (Cybersecurity)

Course Details

MIHE's Master programme is a well-rounded educational experience that prepares students for the challenges and opportunities in cyber security. The MIT programme spans a duration of two years. This curriculum rigorously adheres to the AQF at level 9, emphasising the commitment to delivering an education that aligns seamlessly with this esteemed framework. This alignment underscores the course's intent to prepare graduates to address the increasing demand for highly skilled professionals in the ever-evolving sphere of cyber security. The MIT course encompasses a spectrum of units, spanning from foundational units like "Information Technologies and Systems" and "Computer Networks and Applications" to more specialised modules like "Cyber Threats Intelligence and Incidence Responses" and "Human Factors in Cybersecurity." Each of these units has been meticulously crafted to contribute to one or more of the Course Learning Outcomes, thereby fostering a comprehensive educational journey.

Qualification: Master Degree (By Coursework)

Course structure: 2 Years Full Time Total 6 trimester – 3 Trimester each year The course structure and content adhere closely to the accreditation prerequisites stipulated by the Australian Computer Society (ACS). Furthermore, they align seamlessly with the international benchmarks established by the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) and the IEEE Computer Society. This meticulous alignment guarantees the adeptness of our graduates in assuming positions such as Cyber Security Analysts, Network Security Engineers, and Information Security Managers. Additionally, the course aligns with the Australian and New Zealand Standard Classification of Occupations (ANZESCO)