Engineering, Technology
Australia
Macquarie University
AUSTRALIA’S INNOVATIVE UNIVERSITY
Macquarie University is a major metropolitan university
with over 29,000 students located in Sydney, Australia.
Macquarie offers a broad range of high quality and
Contact details
contemporary courses in business, science, technology,
Postgraduate Professional Development Programmes
law, humanities and education.
Division of Information and Communication Sciences
Macquarie University NSW 2109
Australia
Tel: (+61) 2 9850 9501
Fax: (+61) 2 9850 9509
E-mail:
pgadmin@ics.mq.edu.au
www.ppdp.mq.edu.au
a73 Programme Director
Associate Professor Dominic Verity
a73 Year founded
1964
a73 Language of instruction
English
a73 Students
29,462
a73 Foreign students
5,944
a73 Class size
Up to 35
a73 Gender distribution
Female: 16,558
Australia’s INNOVATIVE University technologies of today. Students in
Male: 12,904
Macquarie University’s postgraduate
Macquarie’s Information Technology
a73 Degree background
Bachelors in a computing discipline
programmes in ICT are hosted by the
programme have the flexibility to
Division of Information and
specialise in one of six distinct
a73 Faculty
706 academics
Communication Sciences. This Division
specialisations: Web Technologies,
brings together the disciplines of
System Security, Software Engineering,
a73 Library
1,000,000 books; 11,000 serials
Computing, Electronics, Mathematics
Internetworking, Information Systems
and Physics and supports many world
or ICT Management. Students can alsoa73 Accommodation
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leading research teams, in areas like:
generalise, by tailoring a programme
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housing@io.mq.edu.au
from amongst a range of core
Systems and Software Engineering
knowledge and specialist units.
a73 Nearest town
Located in Sydney, Australia
System Security
Photonics
ADMISSION
Fibre Optics
Programmes commence in March or July.
Advanced and Quantum Computing
Applicants need to have a strong skill in
Natural Language Technology
at least one programming language, as
well as a degree with a minimum GPA
The Division has a strong industry focus,
of 2.75 in one of the following fields:
maintaining relationships with major
ICT companies including Compuware
A Bachelors degree in an ICT related
Asia-Pacific, CSC, Unisys, EMC, Nortel
discipline from a recognised university
Networks and Microsoft. In
A Bachelors degree in a broader
collaboration with CSIRO, the Division
science or business discipline with a
helps business build innovative Internet
substantial practical or theoretical
services and technologies.
computing component
A Graduate Diploma in an ICT
About MACQUARIE’S Programmes discipline
The curriculum has been designed with A Bachelors degree in any discipline
a simple philosophy: The best way to with a minimum of three years
prepare students for tomorrow is by technical or management work
challenging them to tame the emerging experience in an ICT field.
PROGRAMMES
Programme Years
Master of Information Technology 1
Postgraduate Diploma in Information Technology 1
Master of Commerce in Information Systems Technology + Master of IT 1.5
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