Graduate Diploma
Please note that this program is undergoing a review for 2018 - for further information please contact the Course Director.
The Graduate Diploma of Information Systems Management is designed as a contemporary and comprehensive study of the management issues associated with the successful application of information systems and technology within business, and the development and application of new technologies for business, including new technology companies and applications. The course focuses on the development of knowledge required for managing information technologies that will support business needs and is designed for experienced IT and management professionals seeking to advance their careers in IT management. The course concentrates on the development of the digital literacies needed to lead business innovation through the application of new and emerging technologies. The Graduate Diploma of Information Systems Management is a comprehensive and contemporary study of management issues associated with the successful deployment of information systems (IS) and technology in organisations. It focuses on optimising business value through the management of IS and its related risks. Students are introduced to current approaches to technology management in and between contemporary organisations.
The Graduate Diploma of Information Systems Management helps to produce graduates who:
To qualify for the award of Graduate Diploma of Information Systems Management, students must complete 150 credit points comprising of:
Applicants who have previously completed university-level subjects in a cognate area may be granted exemptions into the Information Systems Management programs. All exemption applications must be submitted in writing at the time of admission. Each application is considered by the program co-ordinator, who then makes recommendations to the Academic Committee.