Students wishing to join the following courses – Graduate Certificate of Business Information Systems, Graduate Diploma of Business Information Systems or Master of Business Information Systems should review the entry criteria and application procedures which are published in the Institute’s Course Guide.
A Master Course is awarded after completing 15 units of study. Students wishing to exit with a Graduate Certificate of Business Information Systems may do so after successful completion of 4 units. A Graduate Diploma of Business Information Systems requires 8 units for completion.
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Level of Study
Postgraduate
Study Mode
Full-time
Field Of Study
Information Technology
Intake Date
February, May, August, October
Actual Price
42,999
Discounted Price
40,800
Campus Location
New South Wales
Course Description
Through a rigorous program of study, the Master of Business Information Systems award aims to prepare information systems professionals, domestic and international graduates alike for entry into graduate positions or middle management positions with relevant industry experience and expertise. Aided by a set of pragmatic postgraduate attributes, the award is also designed to facilitate graduates in their efforts for career advancement or entry into an information systems industry that continues to burgeon.
Graduates can potentially move into jobs in both the private and public sectors as a business analyst, data analyst, software tester, systems administrator, systems analyst, IT/IS client management, IT/IS business development, analyst programmer, database administrator or systems project lead. Having worked with emerging technologies, graduates of the Master of Business Information Systems will also be practiced in information systems strategies. Taught through workshops, the Master of Business Information Systems deals with real-world situations and contemporary issues in the field of information systems. The culmination of the course is a Capstone Project. Importantly, the Master of Business Information Systems also forms a basis for future self-sustained learning.
What you'll learn?
Admissions and Completion of Study
Study Hours
As a student, you will need to allocate time to attend classes. Generally, if you are studying full-time, you will have 12 hours of classes each week (for 4 units), on-campus. In addition, you will need to set aside approximately 7-9 hours per week for each unit in your own time to complete assignments, readings, projects, workshop preparation and to prepare for tests and exams.
Assessment
Your studies at AIH will encompass practical, professionally focused, and project-based learning, so assessment types will vary. You can expect them to include (the list is not exhaustive):
- Individual and team-based projects
- Case studies and presentations
- Essays, assignments and reports
- Exams
- Practical assessments
- Discussion forums
- Participation in class including formative assessment activities
Learning Outcomes
- Demonstrate an advanced and integrated comprehension of business information systems theory and
- Investigate and design creative IS solutions for complex business.
- Research and critically evaluate the effectiveness of business information systems within specific.
- Provide business information systems recommendations to relevant.
- Exhibit Leadership, management and interpersonal skills required by diverse teams working on business information.
- Apply knowledge and skills in response to current ethical dilemmas and professional issues in business information.
Knowledge
Graduates at this level will have advanced and integrated understanding of a complex body of knowledge in one or more disciplines or areas of practice.
Skills
Graduates at this level will have expert, specialised cognitive and technical skills in a body of knowledge or practice to independently:
- analyse critically, reflect on and synthesise complex information, problems, concepts and theories
- research and apply established theories to a body of knowledge or practice
- interpret and transmit knowledge, skills and ideas to specialist and non-specialist audiences
Application
Graduates at this level will apply knowledge and skills to demonstrate autonomy, expert judgement, adaptability and responsibility as a practitioner or learner.
Accreditation
Completion of this qualification meets the academic requirement for admission to Doctorate courses within Australia and overseas*
- Client services manager
- Sales representative
- Project manager
- Office Manager
- Human resource manager
- Account executive
- Data analyst
Core Units
- Level 4000 (AQF 8)
- MBIS4001 Information Systems Applications in Business
- MBIS4002 Database Management System
- MBIS4003 Software Development
- MBIS4004 Systems Analysis Design
- Exit Point: Graduate Certificate of Business Information Systems
- MBIS4009 Professional Practice in Information Systems
- MBIS4006 Information Systems Security
- MBIS4007 Big Data and Visualisation
- MBIS4008 Business Process Modelling
- Exit Point: Graduate Diploma of Business Information Systems
- Level 5000 (AQF 9)
- MBIS5009 Business Analytics
- MBIS5020 Information Systems Project Management
- MBIS5011 Enterprise Systems
- MBIS5012 Strategic Information Systems
- MBIS5013 Sustainability and Enterprise 4.0
- MBIS5014 Leading People in Digital Organisations
- MBIS5015 Capstone Project (20 CP)
- Exit Point: Master of Business Information Systems