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Master of Information Technology Cyber Security for Future Cyber Leaders

The Cyber Security specialisation within the Master of Information Technology (MIT) prepares students with practical skills in cyber defence, secure systems, and risk management to support the growing demand for cybersecurity professionals across today’s digital and technology-driven industries.

Who is this course for?

Perfect for students interested in digital security, cyber defence, and risk management, this specialisation supports future career opportunities across today’s rapidly evolving technology and cybersecurity industry.

What you get?

Industry-connected learning

Leadership development

Study across Australia

Future-focused specialisations

Flexible study options

Career-ready outcomes

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Potential careers

Cyber Security Analyst

Average Salary: AU$118,000 p.a.

Network Engineer

Average salary: AU$104,000 p.a.

Machine Learning Engineer

Average salary: AU$133,000 p.a.

*Source: Indeed Australia, 2026. Salaries vary by experience and location; not graduate starting salaries or guaranteed outcomes.

My experience with APIC has been truly positive. From the very beginning, I felt welcomed and well supported. As a student of the Master of Information Technology (MIT) program, I have found the course to be well-structured and industry-relevant.

The lecturers explain topics in a clear and simple manner, which makes learning much easier and more enjoyable. They actively engage students in the classroom and genuinely care about our understanding and overall success.

Rupali Malik | India

Master of Information Technology Student

What you will learn

Units

To qualify for the award, students are required to successfully complete the seven (7) core units listed below, plus three (3) specialisation units, plus two (2) elective units from the provided options, at least one (1) of which must be an Information and Communication Technology (ICT) unit. This totals 12 units, equivalent to 96 credit points.

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Pathway options

Explore related study options and pathways available after this course.

Graduate Certificate in IT

CRICOS: 110145A
Duration: 26 weeks

Master of Information Technology Specialisation in Cyber Security

CRICOS: 108729F
Duration: 2 years full-time

Pathway Options

Explore related study options and pathways available after this course.

Graduate Certificate in IT

CRICOS: 110145A
Duration: 26 weeks

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Master of Information Technology

CRICOS: 108729F
Duration: 2 years full-time

Admission requirements

Entry requirements:

Applicants must be 18 years or older when they commence the course and meet one of the following admission criteria:

  • Successfully completed a Bachelor’s degree (AQF Level 7) or higher, awarded by a recognised university or higher education institution or its international equivalent, in any discipline; OR
  • Completed a postgraduate preparation program.

For more information, including special entry requirements, please refer to the APIC Admission Policy.

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Entry requirements:

Applicants must be 18 years or older when they commence the course and meet one of the following admission criteria:

  • Successfully completed a Bachelor’s degree (AQF Level 7) or higher, awarded by a recognised university or higher education institution or its international equivalent, in any discipline; OR
  • Completed a postgraduate preparation program.

For more information, including special entry requirements, please refer to the APIC Admission Policy.

English language requirements:

Applicants from a non-English speaking background must meet ONE of the following English language requirements:

  • IELTS Academic: Overall band score of 6.5 or higher, with a minimum score of 6.0 in writing and speaking; OR
  • TOEFL iBT: Overall score of 79, with minimum scores of 21 in writing and 18 in speaking; OR
  • Cambridge Certificate of Proficiency in English (CPE): Overall score of 180, with minimum scores of 180 in writing and speaking; OR
  • Cambridge Certificate of Advanced English (CAE): Overall score of 176, with minimum scores of 169 in writing and speaking; OR
  • PTE Academic Module: Minimum overall score of 58, with minimum scores of 50 in writing and speaking.

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