Master of Business Information Systems

Competitive intelligence is the lifeblood of modern business. From microbusinesses to multinational corporations, those who can harvest and harness their data have a clear advantage.Learn how to design, operate and analyse business information systems. You'll understand the latest techniques and templates, so you'll graduate with the skills to start your own enterprise or thrive in the world of start-ups.Use the latest tools to analyse data, turn it into insights, then use this information to drive real business value. You'll learn through practical, team-based business intelligence projects and use industry tools such as SAP HANA, Design Thinking and R Studio. Plus, you'll collaborate with industry when you build and deploy a real-world business intelligence system.Develop advanced analytical skills and understand how to use data to build information systems and databases. Learn how to create enterprise-wide computing systems and grow business intelligence. You'll can also put these skills to the test – working in small teams, you'll design a real-world business intelligence system.Apply advanced knowledge and skills in information management and systems principles in a business analytics context.Critically evaluate and analyse data using complex problem-solving techniques such as business intelligence and enterprise resource planningSkilled business information specialists can gain employment in many industries, including finance, health and medicine, cybersecurity, defence and agriculture.

PrerequisitesAdmission may be granted to applicants without an undergraduate degree but with five or more years of relevant work experience. In making an offer to an applicant, the university may give consideration to a range of factors including English proficiency, academic record and employment experience.Selection criteriaTo be considered for admission to this degree you will need to meet at least one of the following criteria:completion of an Australian bachelor degree (or equivalent)ORcompletion of the Postgraduate Qualifying Program