Course results for Masters Degree IT & computer science Degrees

Learn to analyse and solve complex IT problems. Shape your career with a specialisation including Business Analytics and Management Information Systems. Confidently adopt new technologies and processes as a highly skilled IT professional.

Strengthen your ability to critically analyse core business functions. You’ll work on implementing strategic processes, managing risk, and leading complex teams. Gain insights from the best business minds in this ACS-accredited course.

Dive into deep learning and machine learning. You’ll challenge your discipline's foundational principles and push the boundaries of software engineering. Uncover and solve complex problems under expert guidance.

Explore Industry 4.0 technologies in this hands-on course. You’ll investigate security issues in an enterprise networking context. By getting confident with risk, and being across emerging tech, you’ll future-proof your career.

Evaluate and leverage emerging cybersecurity tools and methodologies. This Industry 4.0-focused course is designed to meet ACS guidelines. Take defensive action. Develop skills with hands-on practice in programming, networking and more.

Become an in-demand expert in data and insights. You’ll expand your analytical skills, explore new technologies, and build on communication techniques. Deliver tailored business solutions. Endorsed by the International Institute of Business Analysis.

Explore the latest technologies and business models that are changing financial services. Offering study pathways for graduates from IT, finance, and other backgrounds. Disrupt banking and finance. Advance the industry and stay relevant.

Develop the technical skills needed to help large organisations operate smoothly. Nail the essentials such as programming and cyber security. Then discover how to manage enterprise systems, problem solve issues and make the best strategic decisions.

Become a critical thinker in ICT, using research skills to analyse complex scenarios in the workforce. Move beyond a computer science “doer” and become an orchestrator. Learn how to run large ICT projects in a professional setting. 

Hone skills in working with complex data sets – combining biology, computer science and information engineering. Work on a project under the eyes of an industry professional. Make workplace connections. Become a bioinformatition or informatician.