Murdoch IT

IT at Murdoch University

The School of Information Technology offers a range of qualifications designed to create the kind of information experts that 21^st century organisations need. Since IT is a field where people have access to enormous amounts of information, our staff are committed to helping students develop a professional approach and pursue the career path that matches their goals and specific areas of interest. IT students learn a range of technical skills and new ways of thinking to help them solve problems and help organisations to make the best use of their data and technology.

School of Information Technology

Applied Information Systems (BAppInfoSys)

Study information generation, communication, storage, and application in the context of organised human activity.

Business Information Systems (BSc)

Explore how information is generated, communicated, stored and applied to a range of business activities. You'll learn how electronic commerce and virtual workplaces are managed, and will receive professional membership to the Australian Computing Society (ACS).

Computer Science (BSc)

In this course, you'll learn the theories, methods and systems behind the computing industry. You'll receive professional membership of the Australian Computing Society (ACS) and will have the skills you need to pursue a diverse range of IT careers!

Cyber Forensics, Information Security and Management (BSc)

Internet fraud and identity theft are serious issues in the 21st century. In this course, you'll learn how to identify and respond to information security risks to meet the needs of an ever-expanding industry with enormous demand for specialised skills.

Games Software Design and Production (BSc)

In this course, you'll learn about the theory of games software design and get hands-on experience in the production of electronic games. Units include 3D graphics and animations, games software design, and human-computer interaction.

Games Technology (BSc)

Turn your passion for games into a career!In this course you'll explore the theory, design and programming techniques required for producing software games and will receive professional membership of the Australian Computing Society (ACS).

Information Technology (Dr)

In this intensive course, you'll achieve a professional doctorate as you explore a range of topics and several research units. In your final three research semesters, you'll write a dissertation about a significant contribution to professional practice in Information Technology.

Information Technology (M)

In this course, you'll upgrade your qualifications in the ever-changing IT industry as you gain new practical skills in IT use, change management and development. You'll learn about technical and non-technical communication, security, knowledge management, data communications and business analysis.

Information Technology Management (BITMan)

Can't decide whether to focus on Information Technology or Commerce? In this course, you can study both! Learn about information systems, analysis, multimedia and the internet, and combine this knowledge with vital business skills to really boost your career prospects.

Information Technology Management (PostGradDip)

Build on your existing IT qualification as you learn a new set of skills. In this course, you'll explore aspects of professional practice, effective communication using technical and non-technical methods, security, knowledge management, data communications and business analysis.

Information Technology (PostGradCert)

Build on your existing IT qualification as you learn a new set of skills. In this course, you'll explore aspects of professional practice, effective communication using technical and non-technical methods, security, knowledge management, data communications and business analysis.

Internet Software Development (BSc)

Become a qualified expert in computer networking technology with the skills you need to manage networked systems in any organisation. You'll also become a professional member of the Australian Computing Society (ACS).

Internetworking and Security (BSc)

Network security and privacy are growing concerns around the world. In this course you'll learn about network design, administration and management and can choose from a range of specialised areas, from network security to wireless networks.

Internetworking and Security (PostGradDip)

In this course, you'll explore network design, administration, management and security. You can choose to specialise in security LAN and wireless networking design, global network design or network management.

Network Management and Security (M)

In this course, you'll learn how to plan, design, construct, manage and troubleshoot complex integrated voice and data networks. You'll develop new critical thinking and practical skills as you learn how to create scalable and secure designs.

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