Students pursuing the Master of Information Technology (MIT) programme are able to apply theory into research and practice, whether through case studies, real-life simulations, or practical work. You can choose from one of three pathways to grow problem-solving skills: coursework, industry-integrated, or research.
As a graduate, you’ll have the knowledge, skills, and experience to pursue a range of career opportunities including roles such as systems analyst, IT consultant, business analyst, IT infrastructure analyst, or e-commerce advisor. As the IT sector deals with skills shortages in New Zealand and internationally, many EIT IT graduates will be well placed to apply their skills to even more roles beyond these mentioned.
