Masters (Coursework)
You must have a recognised bachelor degree (or higher qualification) in business or information technology with a minimum grade point average (GPA) score of 4.00 (on QUT's 7 point scale).
1 year programYou must have:
If you are 1 year entrant you will automatically receive 48 credit points of advanced standing upon offer.
For more information please visit QUT - Advanced standing and for:
to view the advanced standing you will be granted.
If you have completed the QUT Graduate Certificate in Business Process Management within the last 7 years you will instead be credited all of the units you passed in the course.
1.5 year program
A completed recognised bachelor degree in business or information technology with a minimum grade point average (GPA) score of 4.00 (on QUT's 7 point scale).
1 year program
A completed Australian honours bachelor degree in information technology or business with a minimum grade point average of 4.00 (on QUT's 7 point scale); or
A completed recognised graduate diploma in information technology or business with a minimum grade point average of 4.00 (on QUT's 7 point scale).
QUT's Master of Business Process Management will give you the opportunity to develop the expertise in the application of process-centric thinking to effectively support businesses maximise the impact of available resources and enable innovative business strategies. The program also examines business-IT alignment issues through appropriate theory and skill development and provides career enhancement opportunities into senior governance roles.
You will study specialist units in Business Process Management and may undertake additional studies in the areas of data analytics IT governance enterprise architecture and systems and analysis.
QUT's Master of Business Process Management will develop business and IT professionals and provide opportunities to be eligible for the senior executive roles of Chief Information Officer IT Director or Enterprise Architect. Career paths leading to these senior IT positions include: Benefits Analyst Program Office Manager Quality and Software Release Manager Change Manager Capabilities Manager Customer Relationship/Service Manager ICT Policy Manager Business Process/Continuity Manager Corporate Strategist and Development Advisor Senior Business Analyst Systems Architect Business Process and IT Consultants and IT Project and Program Managers.
The Masters courses provide a pathway to follow on with a research degree (Master of Philosophy Professional Doctorate or PhD). Students who successfully complete IFN600 Research Based Practice and a 48 credit point research project are encouraged to apply for enrolment in a doctoral program. IN23 provides direct pathways for entry to a PhD program.
The Master of Business Process Management provides graduates with the skills and knowledge to create and align information systems to effectively support business and enable business strategy. The program examines business-IT alignment issues through appropriate theory and skill development and provides career enhancement opportunities into senior management and governance roles.
Students will study specialist units in Business Process Management specialisation and may undertake additional study in the areas of corporate systems IT professional services enterprise architecture and systems and information and knowledge management.
Course completion rules
The Master of Business Process Management provides graduates with the skills and knowledge to create and align information systems to effectively support business and enable business strategy. The program examines business-IT alignment issues through appropriate theory and skill development and provides career enhancement opportunities into senior management and governance roles.
Students will study specialist units in Business Process Management specialisation and may undertake additional study in the areas of corporate systems IT professional services enterprise architecture and systems and information and knowledge management.
Course completion rules