The Master of Information Technology requires students to complete 15 units, totaling 96 credits, comprising one 11-unit major and one four-unit minor. The core units of the course are embedded within the chosen major and minor, ensuring that students gain both in-depth expertise in their primary area of study and complementary skills through their minor. Depending on the selected major, some minors may not be available, so students are encouraged to consult course planners to determine the recommended sequencing of units for their combination of major and minor. This structure allows students to tailor their studies to their career goals, providing a balance of advanced technical knowledge and specialised interdisciplinary skills to meet the demands of the global information technology industry.