Eit Master Of Information Technology

Extend and deepen your knowledge and skills in the computing field to enhance your employment opportunities in the sector where there are recognised global skills shortages. The Master of Information Technology promotes flexibility to support the diversity of your interests and a wide range of IT functions.

The majority of courses include some industry based project or case study based work to equip you with the industry relevant practical and theoretical skills you need to get ahead in your future career.

Career opportunities
Possible job and career opportunities can include:

• Systems Analyst
• IT Consultant
• Business Analyst
• IT Infrastructure Analyst
• E-Commerce Advisor
• Project Manager
• Security Analyst
• IT Manager

Our flexible study options mean that you will be able to study from wherever you are. Whether you want to complete your programme fully online or take advantage of the Online to On-Campus pathway options, the choice is yours. Students can study as much of their programme online as they wish and choose whether to complete their qualification online or in New Zealand. EITGraduate Online offers a fully integrated New Zealand study experience, which includes a series of classes with face-to-face digital engagement with lecturers, peers, industry experts and all the support you need to succeed. Faculty will prepare individual course plans with each student. You will have set classes during the week you have to attend, and all classes are recorded for your convenience.

Scholarships

• There is a scholarship available for this pathway for Humber graduates. This scholarship provides a contribution to assist students to realise their goal of completing a Master’s qualification

Study pathways

• To complete the EIT Master of Information Technology (180 credits), graduates of the Humber Ontario Graduate Certificate require a minimum of 45 credits at NZQF Level 9. The table below details the courses students will need to complete based on their pathway.  Please note, students who have not taken an approved research methods course from Humber will be required to take Applied Research Methods at EIT prior to commencing their Independent Scholarly Project.