Overview
The Diploma of Information Technology covers a broad range of computing topics such as web technologies, operating systems, business information systems, multimedia systems, computer organisation and hardware, the basics of programming, and database management systems.
This course is designed to prepare you for entry into the second-year of a relevant Bachelor degree, and it provides the foundation for more focused further study. Upon completion of the course, you will also receive a recognised Higher Education Diploma, which you can use to pursue employment opportunities.
Key features of the Diploma of Information Technology include hands on practical experience with computer technologies and collaborative learning.
Alternative pathway to second-year University
The Diploma of Information Technology is of two semesters (8 months) duration, and consist of units equivalent to the first-year of relevant Bachelor degrees at MIT and other Australian Universities. On successful completion of your Diploma of Information Technology, you could enter second-year of a relevant Bachelor degree at MIT, Monash University, or University of Ballarat. For detailed information, please contact MIT Admissions and Enrolments Department.
DIT second-year University pathway options:
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Year 2 |
Year 3 |
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MIT - Bachelor of Networking, specialisations in: Network
Security, Wireless and Mobile Technologies, and Enterprise
Networks |
Monash University - Bachelor of Information Technology and Systems
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University of Ballarat
- Bachelor of Information Technology
- Bachelor of Business Information Systems |
Career opportunities
For graduates seeking immediate employment, the following are some of the entry level career opportunities: web designer, system administrator, help desk support, computer technician, database administrator, and IT sales consultant.
Teaching methodology and assessment
The course is delivered in a small-class environment through lectures, labs, studio-based learning, tutorials and individual consultation. Where possible, case-study analysis and problem-solving approaches are adopted to enhance student learning.
Assessment is continuous during the semester, and consists of tutorial work, individual and group assignments, class participations, presentations, tests and final examinations. Final examination can vary depending on each unit structure.
Accreditation and recognition
The Diploma of Information Technology is accredited by the Victorian Registration and Qualifications Authority (VRQA) and is registered on the Australian Government Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS).