Master of Computing Technology (Extended)

Industry and research focus

The Master of Computing Technology (Extended) is designed with industry and research in mind. If you have completed an undergraduate degree in any discipline and you want to work in computing, this degree will meet both your academic and vocational needs. You will gain skills and knowledge in key areas of computing, including networking and system security, software and the web.

You will also have the opportunity to study a four-unit research project - if you choose to do further research; this will qualify you for PhD studies. 

Problem-solvers and innovative thinkers

USQ’s computing degrees are flexible and relevant to a workforce that thrives on science and technology. As a graduate, you will become a better problem-solver and innovative thinker. You will possess high-level skills in computing theory, practice and research, giving you a competitive advantage in a career that is dynamic, global and in demand.

Career opportunities

The Master of Computing Technology (Extended) aims to produce graduates who can work as web information professionals, system and network administrators, database administrators, database designers, IT managers or software engineers.

Professional accreditation

The Master of Computing Technology (Extended) is accredited at Professional level by the Australian Computer Society. It is also recognised in other countries through the Seoul Accord.