Master of Information Systems (MC-IS)

The Master of Information Systems (MIS) is a 200 credit point coursework degree for those interested in professional or research careers in IT management and digital business: professionals supporting, managing and changing business processes through information and communications technology (ICT) and information systems. Elective streams are available in areas such as: IS Project and Change Management, IT Service Provision, Business Analytics, IT Innovation and Interaction Design, Spatial Information, and eHealth.

Students choose between one of three specialisations:

The MIS Professional Specialisation has advanced coursework for careers in IT management and digital business.

The MIS Health Specialisation has advanced coursework focusing on the use of IT to process health information for purposes including improved individual health, healthcare service provision, public health and biomedical research, prevention of clinical errors, reduced healthcare costs and effective population health management.

The MIS Research Specialisation combines coursework in IT management and digital business with a strong grounding for undertaking research in that context.