Australian International Institute of Higher Education & Education

Graduate Certificate of Information Technology

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CRICOS Code

120470E

TEQSA Code

CRS1401857

Duration

26 Weeks

Intake

Not Applicable (Exit Only)

Study Mode

On Campus

Location

Sydney

AQF Level

Level 8

The Australian International Institute of Higher Education (AIIHE) Graduate Certificate of Information Technology is embedded in the Master of Information Technology and has been designed as an optional exit award only at AQF Level 8.

The Graduate Certificate course aims to provide a flexible, student-centred and academically rigorous course of study, which seeks to further develop students in information systems and technology for further study at the postgraduate level.  

This course seeks to provide students with postgraduate level of knowledge, and competencies necessary for an advancement in their career in various areas of information systems and technology within the ICT sector. For this reason, the course equips students with the knowledge and skills needed for paraprofessional of executive and management roles in ICT sector with proficient IT knowledge and skills and further study at the postgraduate level.

Subjects focus on four core information technology subjects such as introduction to information technology, programming, database management systems, professional practice in ethics and emerging technologies.

AIIIHE aims to prepare work-ready professionals. It is expected that graduates could start a career in Information Technology in positions such as:

  • IT Business Analyst
  • Systems Analyst
  • IT Consultant

Not Applicable

Graduate Certificate of Information Technology is embedded in the Master of Information Technology, Master of Information Technology (Cybersecurity), Master of Information Technology (Data Science) and has been designed as an optional exit award only at AQF Level 8.

The structure of the Graduate Certificate of Information Technology course is informed by the professional recognition requirements of the Australian Computing Society (ACS), the Skills for the Information Age (SFIA) framework and the need for Information Technology graduates to have a broad-based education in the fundamental areas of information technology skills and knowledge. The course provides an information technology-based mandatory core subjects in Trimester 1.

  • 4 subjects;
  • 10 credit points (cps) per subject;
  • 40 credit points to complete the full course

Nationally accredited and registered with the Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA) under the code CRS1401858 and registered with the Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS) under the code 120469J

Course Structure

Subject Code Subject Name CPS Pre-Req Co-Req
MIT8101
Introduction to Systems and Networks
10
None

None

MIT8102
Database Systems and Management
10
None

None

MIT8103
Programming Fundamentals
10
None

None

MIT8104
Professional Practice
10
None

None