Graduate Certificate of Information Technology
Macquarie University - Distance
Overview
The world is undergoing an information explosion while business is becoming more competitive. People with the skills to help businesses and society innovate are in demand.
In the Graduate Certificate of Information Technology, you’ll commence studies in information technology and gain an overview of computer programming and the fundamentals of computer science. You can then select electives from different areas of computing. This certificate provides an introduction to the field and a foundation for further study.
Graduates can choose to undertake further study in one of our masters degrees in cybersecurity, networking, information systems management or data science.
ATAR & Selection Rank
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Admission Criteria
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University
Macquarie University
Campus
Distance
Course Type
Graduate Certificate
Study Area
Computer Science and Information Technology
Delivery Mode
Online
Duration
Full-time: 0.5 years, Part-time: 1 years
Indicative ATAR
Unknown
Course Link
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