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Workplaces are evolving faster than ever before. As many businesses migrate to virtual networking and cloud solutions, information technology specialists are in high demand, with AI and machine learning continuing to create new possibilities.

Our Master of Information and Communications Technology (ICT) has been carefully designed by industry experts. Accredited by the Australian Computer Society (ACS), it will help you establish important foundations in computer science, communications system design and project management. Explore innovative solutions to major cybersecurity issues and gain industry-recognised certifications, including a CISCO CCNA certification, required for many networking jobs around the world.

La Trobe graduates of this course have built their careers in organisations like Cisco, Optus, Deloitte, RACV and Managed Services Australia. Work with industry partners like these during the course and present your project at our annual IT and Engineering Industry Showcase. Develop your professional networks, solve real-world problems and gain experience working in industry-leading organisations to ensure you graduate career-ready.

Access La Trobe's expert research centres including the Centre for Technology Infusion, the Optus Cyber Security Research Centre and one of the largest labs in Victoria – our state-of-the-art research lab for the Internet of Things, developed in collaboration with Microsoft and CISCO.

You'll learn:

Cisco gears

Learn to use Cisco gears like routers, switches, firewalls and wireless controllers. Use them to provide scalable solutions for corporate communications infrastructure.

Project management and documentation

Manage projects, communicate effectively and support large teams.

Entrepreneurship

Learn the fundamentals of innovation, professionalism and ethical practices, and get a competitive edge in the modern business environment.

Designing corporate networks

Learn how to design and develop large corporate networks. Understand the last-mile wireless segment, network capacity planning and how to secure networks using innovative firewalls and ICT policies.

The qualification awarded on graduation is recognised in the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) as Level 9.

CAREER OUTCOMES

There is high demand for ICT professionals. Graduates can find roles in a wide range of organisations, including Cisco, IBM, DXC Technology, Amazon, Optus, NEC Australia, Ericsson, Deloitte, RACV, Managed Services Australia, and state and federal governments. Roles include:

Network engineer

Design and use equipment for voice and data. Implement new processes, practices, standards and policies.

Network manager

Maintain medium- to large-scale corporate networks. Design routing protocols and establish policy frameworks for organisational networks.

Senior programmer

Design, develop and test new and existing platforms using local and cloud-based platforms.

IT administrator

Design and maintain IT systems within a wide range of organisations and businesses.

IT researcher

Conduct research into ICT software, hardware, systems, best practice and trends.

Professional recognition

The Master of Information and Communication Technology is accredited by the Australian Computer Society (ACS). Graduates of the Master of Information and Communication Technology may apply for membership with the ACS. Membership may be subject to additional or ongoing requirements beyond completion of the degree. Please contact the relevant professional body for details.