Master of Information Technology specialisation in Information Technology - Taught 120

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The foundation of Information Technology is the use of devices to store, retrieve, manipulate and send information, along with the smart-design and security of devices.
You will study advanced courses in Computer Science, Computer Systems, Electrical and Electronic Engineering and Infosystems. Alongside these will be optional complementary skills courses in Global Management and Innovation, Health Informatics and Science Enterprise to cement your future employment in the exciting and fast-growing information and communication technology (ICT) industry.

Postgraduate study in Information Technology offers two options:

The Postgraduate Certificate in Information Technology is a unique course that provides you with a gateway into Information Technology if you come from a non-IT background. It is also a pathway into further study with the Master of Information Technology.
The Master of Information Technology explores business enterprise and project-based learning, and you will spend time devoted to an internship where you will work on a real-world project.

The ICT industry is one of the fastest growing industries in the world and there is huge demand for graduates who possess the right skills to work in this exciting field.

Complete 120 points comprising:

60 points from Elective Courses, and
60 points for all Internship

Elective Courses

Complete exactly 60 points from the following:

DIGIHLTH 701 - Principles of Digital Health (15 points)

DIGIHLTH 702 - Health Knowledge Management (15 points)

DIGIHLTH 703 - New Zealand Health Data Landscape (15 points)

DIGIHLTH 704 - Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare (15 points)

DIGIHLTH 705 - Digital Health Design and Evaluation (15 points)

DIGIHLTH 706 - Health Data Analytics (15 points)

GLMI 701 - Competing Globally (15 points)

GLMI 703 - Global Digital Strategy (15 points)

GLMI 704 - Global Sustainability (15 points)

GLMI 705 - People, Performance and Well-being (15 points)

GLMI 706 - Working in an Age of Uncertainty (15 points)

GLMI 707 - Organisational Change (15 points)

GLMI 708 - Self-leadership and Professional Growth (15 points)

GLMI 709 - New Ventures and Global Connectivity (15 points)

GLMI 710 - Leveraging Innovation Ecosystems (15 points)

GLMI 711 - Strategic Entrepreneurship in Action (15 points)

GLMI 712 - Contemporary Approaches to Innovation and Business Design (15 points)

INFOSYS 700 - Digital Innovation (15 points)

INFOSYS 702 - Special Topic (15 points)

INFOSYS 703 - Managing with Artificial Intelligence (15 points)

INFOSYS 704 - IT Consultancy (15 points)

INFOSYS 705 - Directed Study (15 points)

INFOSYS 706 - Digital Sustainability (15 points)

INFOSYS 707 - Special Topic (15 points)

INFOSYS 708 - Special Topic (15 points)

INFOSYS 709 - Contemporary Issues in Information Systems Practice (15 points)

INFOSYS 720 - Information Systems Research (15 points)

INFOSYS 750 - Quantitative Methods in Information Systems (15 points)

INFOSYS 751 - Qualitative Methods in Information Systems (15 points)

INFOSYS 757 - Project Management and Outsourcing (15 points)

OPSMGT 700 - Healthcare Analytics and Operations (15 points)

OPSMGT 702 - Contemporary Issues in OSCM Practice (15 points)

OPSMGT 741 - System Dynamics and Complex Modelling (15 points)

OPSMGT 780 - Sustainable Transformation (15 points)

SCIENT 701 - Accounting and Finance for Scientists (15 points)

STATS 779 - Professional Skills for Statisticians (15 points)

Up to 60 points may be substituted from papers listed in the University of Waikato Master of Information Technology Schedule.

Up to 15 points may be substituted from 700-level courses in a related subject with approval of the Programme Director.

Internship

Complete 60 points for ALL of the following:

COMPSCI 778 - Internship (60 points)