Master of Applied Information Technology

The Master of Applied Information Technology enables students to undertake an extended programme of study in their field of information technology. It requires 180 credits and has two pathways:

• The Thesis pathway is considered to be a research-based masters programme. It includes a 90 credit level 9 thesis module and aims to prepare students for further studies, such as a doctorate.
• The Research Project pathway is considered to be a coursework-based masters programme. It includes a 45 credit level 9 research module (a shorter form of the Thesis module). It aims to prepare students to obtain a more senior position in their field of information technology. There is a possibility of an industry internship to be integrated into this pathway.

The remaining modules in both pathways are at level 8. Students who want to take more level 8 electives will take the Research Project pathway, whereas those wishing to undertake more substantial research will take the Thesis pathway.

Hamilton City Campus