Which master's in IT is right for you

Which master's in IT is right for you

Looking to choose a postgrad in an IT field but don't know where to start? We delve into the intricacies of 4 of RMIT's outstanding masters programs in IT - determine which path is right for you!

"Take any of the big problems facing the world now — climate change, food security, COVID-19 — there’s a data element to all of them,"  says James Harland, Associate Dean of Student Experience in the school of Computer Science and Software Engineering. Any way you want to change the world for the better - there’s going to be data associated with it."

At RMIT, you will learn the relevant and industry-led skills that are in demand so you’ll keep up with the changing pace of globalisation and automation. Discover which Masters in IT will help you reach your career goals. 

Explore human-like decision-making and automation with AI

You’ll need to bring key elements of data and computer science and programming together to become an expert in artificial intelligence (AI). The Master of Artificial Intelligence will teach you what is needed to pursue jobs such as machine learning engineer, business intelligence developer and many more jobs that haven’t yet been invented. 

RMIT is ranked among the world’s best by the Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA). Hence, you can expect to learn from the experts in the field when joining the program. 

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Be a leader and consult on technology solutions across many sectors

The Master of Information Technology is suitable for students from any non-related IT backgrounds to start on a great pathway to a tech career. This degree will give you the technical proficiency and theoretical base to be able to work as a consultant within banking, finance, human-computer interaction, health or technology. The program is available at RMIT Melbourne.

Be a leader and consult on technology solutions across many sectors

The Master of Information Technology is suitable for students from any non-related IT backgrounds to start on a great pathway to a tech career. This degree will give you the technical proficiency and theoretical base to be able to work as a consultant within banking, finance, human-computer interaction, health or technology. The program is available at RMIT Melbourne.

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Protect business and secure an organization’s information systems

Cyber security forms a vital part of organisational responsibilities and in today’s hyper networked world, it’s more relevant than ever. The Master of Cyber Security will equip you with the skills required to become a cybersecurity professional and enter a workforce growing in demand. State-of-the-art cyber security software and work-simulated exercises provide hands-on experience.

Join the scientific frontier and gude vital business decisions

If you have a strong maths background and you want to build skills in analytics, statistics and computer science, the Master of Data Science will be perfect for you. 
There are opportunities to undertake an industry capstone project, giving you hands-on, practical experience analysing data in a business setting. You’ll be prepared to use cloud technologies to aid the management and analysis of very big data sets. Vast opportunities exist in the tech start-up spaces and as data science is still a new and emerging field, the roles available are consequently quite varied and diverse.

The program is available at RMIT Melbourne.

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