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Information Technology (MSIT)
Heinz College has a world-renowned reputation as a leader in education, research and innovation. Our Master of Science in Information Technology (MSIT) is an elite graduate program that integrates information technology and management skills.
The program prepares IT professionals who are ready to advance their careers in IT leadership. Our integrated and interdisciplinary curriculum of technology and management coursework provides you with an understanding of information technology from both operational and strategic perspectives.
Our graduates:
- Have a proven track record of adding value to their organizations and their careers through the intelligent application of technology.
- Analyse data and make effective management decisions using strong quantitative, technical and problem-solving tools.
- Solve complex problems using fewer resources and using technology to work smarter.
- Are strategic thinkers with a solid foundation in project management.
- Look beyond traditional models and look instead to path-breaking solutions.
- Quickly put newly acquired skills into action.
Announcements
Hacking Exposed
Carnegie Mellon University Australia students used a game devised by their teacher, Professor Anna Shillabeer, to learn how to defend against computer hackers and viruses.... Read more
Students work to impove Telstra sales process
A team of Master of Science in Information Technology students from Carnegie Mellon University have created a new system to improve the efficiency of the Telstra's sales process....Read more
Hunt is on for new Telstra Scholarship winner
Carnegie Mellon University Australia is on the hunt for IT gurus with senior leadership potential for the 2009 Telstra Media Communications and Technology Scholarships.... Read more
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