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Master of Business Information Technology

Develop advanced skills and knowledge to lead and innovate in the changing business IT environment.

Best for:Best for graduates or professionals seeking leadership roles bridging business strategy and information technology.

RMIT University · Melbourne City, Australia
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This is a masters position — not a PhD studentship.
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1.5 to 2 years
Start date
flexible
Location
Melbourne City
Australia

Overview

The Master of Business Information Technology at RMIT University prepares professionals for impactful roles such as Business Analyst, Project Manager, or IT Consultant. Offered by the School of Business IT and Logistics in Melbourne, this coursework master's degree bridges the gap between information technology and business strategy. Students learn to deliver sustainable solutions for stakeholders while engaging with industry guest speakers and networking opportunities. The curriculum emphasizes ethical leadership and responsible innovation within digital business ecosystems.

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What you'll do

  • Complete coursework units focused on business information technology and management principles
  • Engage in practical projects designed to bridge technical IT solutions with business stakeholder needs
  • Participate in networking and mentoring opportunities with industry guest speakers and organizations
  • Develop leadership, project management, and strategic consulting capabilities

Requirements

Degree required: An Australian bachelor degree or equivalent in any discipline, or a business/related discipline depending on program duration pathway

Degree offered: Master of Business Information Technology

Language: English proficiency meeting standard university admission requirements

Instruction: English

Required skills
  • Foundational undergraduate knowledge from a recognized tertiary institution
  • Capacity for critical thinking and business problem solving
  • Interest in managing and leading IT initiatives within organizations
Nice to have
Prior academic background in business, computing, or a related disciplineRelevant professional work experience in IT or business environments
Eligibility
  • Hold an Australian bachelor degree or equivalent qualification
  • Meet alternative entry pathways including relevant work experience or the RMIT Graduate Certificate in Business Information Technology if applicable

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How to apply

Applicants should visit the official RMIT University course page to review entry requirements and submit their application through the standard online admissions portal.

Documents required
  • Academic transcripts
  • Proof of degree completion
  • CV
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School of Business IT and Logistics
RMIT University
Australia
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