The Master of Applied Information Technology is a level 9 programme. It can be completed full-time over 18 months, or part-time over a longer period.

This programme enables students to undertake an extended programme of study, combining coursework with research, in order to prepare for further study or obtain a more senior position in their field of Information Technology.

It has 2 pathways – the thesis pathway and a research project pathway.

• The thesis pathway is considered to be a research-based masters programme. It includes a level 9 thesis module and aims to prepare students for further studies, such as a doctorate.
• The research project pathway is considered to be a coursework-based masters programme. It includes a level 9 research module (a shorter form of the Thesis module). It aims to prepare students to obtain a more senior position in their field of information technology. There is a possibility of an industry internship to be integrated into this pathway.

Entry requirement: A Bachelor’s degree in computing or information technology.

English language required with IELTS score of 6.5 in the academic band, with no individual band score lower than 6.0.

For further practical guidance on enrolling for the Master of Applied Information Technology course at Hamilton City Campus, New Zealand, contact the professionals at Great Nation NZ by filling the form on this website, calling us or simply walking into one of our centers.