1. Australian Computer Society (ACS) accreditation.

The Australian Computer Society has updated its website announcing the renewal of accreditation of MIT courses. Both Bachelor of Networking and Master of Networking courses are accredited at the professional level.  As of 17^th July 2018, MIT is the only Australian independent Institute of higher education which has professional accreditation.

See: https://www.acs.org.au/cpd-education/accredited-courses.html

The ACS accreditation reflects the dedication of MIT staff in offering a high quality program to prepare our students for the challenges of digital disruption they would encounter in their careers.

The ACS accreditation is through the Seoul Accord. This means the degree will be recognised within the signatories of the Accord, this includes Korea (ABEEK), United States of America (ABET), Australia (ACS), United Kingdom (BCS), Canada (CIPS), Hong Kong (HKIE), Taiwan (IEET) and Japan (JABEE)

2. White Ribbon accreditation

In 2018, MIT was accredited as a White Ribbon (WR) Workplace and recognized as a pioneer in contributing to a national cultural change to prevent and respond to violence against women.   As part of the comprehensive 18-month WR Workplace Accreditation Program process, which as a minimum, includes all of the Australian Human Rights Commissions (2017) Change the Course Reports recommendations, MIT demonstrated evidence-based best practice against 15 criteria that sit across three standards (Leadership and Commitment, Prevention of Violence against Women and Response to Violence against Women).

MIT is one of eight Australian higher education (HE) institutions to receive WR Workplace Accreditation and the only private Australian HE institution to do so.   We are proud to be contributing to the creation of an Australian society in which all women can live in safety, free from violence and abuse.

See: https://www.whiteribbon.org.au/stop-violence-against-women/get-workplace-involved/workplace-accreditation/accredited-white-ribbon-workplaces/

3. Engineers Australia (EA) accreditation

The Engineers Australia updated its website announcing the renewal of accreditation of MIT courses.  Both Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Telecommunications) and Master of Engineering (Telecommunications) courses were accredited at the Engineering Technologist (Sydney Accord) and Professional Engineering (Washington Accord) levels respectively. As of July 31, 2018, MIT is the only Australian independent Institute of higher education which has professional accreditation with Engineers Australia for these courses.

See: https://www.engineersaustralia.org.au/About-Us/Accreditation/Accredited-Engineering-Program-Directory

The EA accreditation reflects the dedication of MIT staff in offering high quality engineering programs to our students which are comprehensive, up-to-date and career focused.

4. National ELT Accreditation Scheme (NEAS) endorsement.

NEAS recently confirmed MIT as a Quality Endorsed English Language Teaching (ELT) Centre for our ELICOS programs.   NEAS is internationally recognised for providing quality assurance monitoring and accreditation of ELT providers.  In achieving Quality Endorsement, MIT was assessed against the NEAS Quality Assurance Framework comprising a number of quality areas including Teaching, Learning and Assessment, the Student Experience, Resources and Facilities, Administration, Management and Staffing and Strategy, Risk and Governance. 

See: https://www.neas.org.au/neas-endorsed-centres/