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Master of Information Technology
Graduates of this programme will have the high-level skills and specialist knowledge required to make an informed contribution to the development of technology products and services. They will understand the expected standards of professional practice within I…
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Graduates of this programme will have the high-level skills and specialist knowledge required to make an informed contribution to the development of technology products and services. They will understand the expected standards of professional practice within ICT aligned industries and be able to independently research, plan, execute and review activities within that industry.
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An approved bachelors degree. Candidates with an Honours degree or equivalent will be required to complete 120 points.
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