Master of Information Systems


General

This course will not be taking new enrolments in 1999.
Please refer to the course entry for the Master of Information Management and Systems.
Caulfield campus
Course code: 1167
Course coordinator: Ms Anne Rouse

Introduction

The Master of Information Systems is offered by the School of Information Management and Systems. It provides specialised and directed advanced study in specific areas in the information systems domain of current interest and importance to computing professionals.
Subjects will primarily take the form of seminars. They normally focus on the lecturer's current areas of research. This results in the students gaining considerable insight into active research domains, in sufficient depth to enable them to apply the results of current research in their place of employment.
Graduates of the Master of Information Systems program are expected to play leading roles in the profession in Australia and other countries.
Masters students have access to the school library and the school's honours and graduate studies centre.

Fees for Australian residents

The course fee is $8000 or $1000 per subject.

Course structure

The Master of Information Systems comprises forty-eight credit points of coursework taken over one year full-time or two years part-time. The course contains no research component. There is one compulsory subject IMS5022 (Contemporary issues in information management and systems) in which leading information systems practitioners and academics discuss major issues of current concern to IS practitioners. Students can choose at least thirty-six points from the graduate subjects listed below and a maximum of twelve points of graduate subjects offered by other schools in the faculty.

Graduate subjects