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2017 International
Course Guide
mit.edu.au
MELBOURNE • SYDNEY
MIT CRICOS Provider No. 01545C (NAT), 03245K (NSW)
Federation University Australia CRICOS Provider No. 00103D
General Information Welcome Message from Federation University Australia 3 Why study at Federation University Australia at MIT Melbourne & Sydney 4 Living in Melbourne, Australia 5 MIT Melbourne Campus 6 Living in Sydney, Australia 7 MIT Sydney Campus 8 Teaching and Learning 10 Entry Requirements & Academic Calendar 10 The Business School Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting) 12 Bachelor of Business (Management) 13 Graduate Diploma of Management 14 Graduate Diploma of Professional Accounting 15 Master of Professional Accounting 16 Master of Business Administration 17 School of Engineering and IT Bachelor of Information Technology 19 Bachelor of Information Technology (Business Systems) 20 Graduate Diploma of Technology (Enterprise Systems) 21 Graduate Diploma of Technology (Software Engineering) 22 Master of Technology (Enterprise Systems) 23 Master of Technology (Software Engineering) 24 How to apply – International students 25 Important information for International students 26 Before you travel 27 Fees and Charges 28 International Student Application Form 29 2 International Prospectus 2017
Welcome to Federation
University Australia.
You are about to discover a range of
study options available at Federation
University Australia.
FedUni strives to make its students active
and enthusiastic participants in university
and community life. The University’s
dedication to the best learning and
teaching opportunities is demonstrated
by our number one ranking for teaching
quality by the Good Universities Guide –
for a record 8 consecutive year. FedUni
is also renowned for its inclusive and
friendly environment – and continues
to rank highly for full-time graduate
employment. There are many good
reasons for you to consider the extensive
study options offered by FedUni, where
you will learn to succeed.
We wish you well in your studies.
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Why study at Federation University
Australia at MIT Melbourne & Sydney
Federation University of Australia (FedUni) is the third oldest site of Higher
Learning in Australia with around 25,000 international and domestic
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of 144 years of tertiary education with the freedom and dynamism that
comes with being a multisector University with close links to local industry
and technology. MIT Campuses are in the Central Business Districts of
Melbourne and Sydney where our students can enjoy convenient eating
places, bookstores, excellent shopping and public transport.
MIT Melbourne & Sydney helps you get there faster MIT Melbourne
& Sydney has three trimesters in one calendar year, each trimester
being equal to one traditional semester. This gives you an option to
complete your degree faster than conventional semester systems at other
universities. This can save you time and put you ahead of your peers in
the employment market. For example, you could complete a three year
bachelor degree (traditionally completed over six semesters) in two years
(completed over six trimesters).
Note: The academic calendar is less than 16 months for two year fast track option.
Industry relevant programs FedUni’s programs are regularly updated to
suit changes in the international environment. The University’s close links
with industry plays an important role in the design of programs which greatly
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employed all over the world including Japan, Singapore, UK, UAE, Russia, counselling and support. The counsellor can provide
USA and Canada. advice on a wide range of personal or welfare matters.
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Career development MIT Melbourne and Sydney are committed to helping counsellor is here to lend an ear, and lend a hand. The
you make a successful transition from study to employment. Our career counsellor is committed to understanding your situation,
development services include career counselling, job search assistance, and exploring with you the possibilities for bringing about
resume and interview skills training as well as workshops and seminars positive changes. For assistance, contact:
throughout the academic year to help develop your professional skills. studentservices@mit.edu.au or phone
(+613) 8600 6700 (Melbourne) or
Meeting professional bodies MIT Melbourne & Sydney holds regular (+612) 8267 1400 (Sydney).
seminars with Professional Bodies on our campuses. Professional Bodies
are invited to speak about the work opportunities available when you Disability
graduate. These seminars are a fantastic opportunity for you to learn more Our counselling service assists people with permanent
about graduate placements and to keep up-to-date on requirements for and temporary disabilities in gaining access to programs
particular industries in Australia and overseas. People who can advise you and facilities and assists them to achieve their personal
on how to improve your job prospects. and academic goals. Our experienced counsellors
have knowledge and expertise in access and equity
Study Assist Program The Study Assist Program can help you issues, and in facilitating adjustments to our educational
understand what is expected of you from an academic point of view. environment. If a physical, sensory or learning disability
They help you improve the skills and techniques you need to achieve or other disability or medical condition may impact
your academic goals. Various areas of study are covered by the program. on your ability to achieve your academic goals, our
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strategies for understanding concepts and applying them successfully. (+612) 8267 1400 (Sydney).
Smaller class sizes are better for learning Our class sizes are Student activities
smaller than traditional universities. This smaller class size encourages MIT Melbourne & Sydney’s Student Services and
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support. MIT Melbourne & Sydney lecturers are encouraged to give events for students to attend throughout the year. These
students individual attention – helping make sure you understand the events are a great way to meet other students and make
lessons – and giving you the support you need to help pass your course. new friends while having fun.
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Living in Melbourne, Australia
Australia is an ethnic melting pot. It’s a country known for world-famous FACTS AND FIGURES
natural wonders, diverse landscapes and a vibrant multicultural society Population: 4.5 million (Melbourne City & surrounding areas) [1]
that practices almost every religion and lifestyle. Since 1945 more than Time zone: UTC/GMT +10 hours.
six million people from across the world have come to Australia to live. Language: English. Australia is a multicultural country, and
There are 226 languages spoken here – after English, the most popular therefore, it is common to hear people speaking a variety of
are Mandarin, Italian, Arabic, Cantonese and Greek. languages.
Currency: Australian Dollar (AUD$).
The island continent is almost as big as the USA, but has a population Climate/Weather: Moderate oceanic. It is often said that
of only 24 million people (most of whom live within 50 kilometres of the Melbourne has “four seasons in one day”. The weather is
coast). Australia’s coastline stretches almost 50,000 kilometres and has TXLWHXQSUHGLFWDEOH WKHUHIRUH\RXDUHDGYLVHGWRWDNHDQ
more beaches (over 10,000) than any other country. Inland, there are umbrella and a jumper whenever you go out, to be prepared
vast areas of semi- arid and desert areas. for all weather conditions.Hats, cool clothing and maximum
UV protection (30+) sunscreen are basic necessities during
All major cities, and the nation’s capital, are wonderfully liveable, offer summer, and a long sleeved-jacket and warm clothes are
great cultural liberty and exceptional quality of life. recommended for winter.
Summer - December to February, warm and dry, with
Melbourne is the capital of Victoria and Australia’s second largest city. As maximum average temperatures around 26-30 degrees
home to over 4.5 million people - and over 140 different nationalities – it Celsius (79-86 degrees Fahrenheit).
has grown to be Australia’s most cultured city, recognised for its quality Autumn - March to May.
restaurants, outstanding art and culture, and excellent shopping. Winter - June to August, usually cool, with a mix of clear,
sunny weather, and cold and damp conditions. Temperatures
It is also Australia’s sporting capital, home to world-class sporting events like in winter can range from 2-19 degree Celsius (36-66 degrees
the Melbourne Formula One Grand Prix, the Australian Open tennis, the Phillip Fahrenheit).
Island Motorcycle Grand Prix, and an annual International Test Cricket series. Spring - September to November.
Living costs: AUD$ 19,830 per year. (approximately)
The environment is clean. The cost of living is affordable. The quality of The living cost stated above is an annual estimate and should
housing and education is high. Melbourne has been voted ‘the world’s be used as a guide only. This amount does not include
most liveable city’ for the 6th year in a row. tuition fees, airfares, purchasing furniture, security bonds
for apartments or OSHC. Your living costs can also vary
For further information, please visit: according to your lifestyle, personal choices, and the type of
www.melbourne.vic.gov.au accommodation you choose. It is advised that you allocate
www.visitmelbourne.com a budget of approximately AUD$ 3,000 for initial costs of
establishing yourself in Melbourne, and a further $1,000 for
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Students at the State
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just 4 minutes walk from
MIT’s Melbourne Campus
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MIT Melbourne Campus
MIT Melbourne Campus is located in the heart of
the city, situated among shops, restaurants, the
Queen Victoria Market, and entertainment outlets,
it gives you a host of options for relaxing between
lectures. A short walk to some of Melbourne’s
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Living in Sydney, Australia
Sydney: The Gateway to Australia FACTS AND FIGURES
Renowned as a dynamic and cosmopolitan city, Sydney combines Population: over 4.9 million. [1] Sydney is Australia’s
excellent business and education facilities with great leisure activities. largest city
Sydney is famous for its World Heritage-listed Sydney Opera House and Time zone: UTC/GMT +10 hours.
is one of the world’s favourite cities. Language: English. Australia is a multicultural country,
and therefore, it is common to hear people speaking a
Sydney is Australia’s oldest and largest city and is set on one of the world’s variety of languages.
most stunning harbours, fringed by easy-to-reach, sandy beaches. The city Currency: Australian Dollar (AUD$).
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fresh produce and world-class wines. and warm clothes are recommended for winter.
Summer - December to February, warm and dry, with
Sydney has a dynamic arts and cultural scene and is home to some of maximum average temperatures around 26-30 degrees
Australia’s leading arts organisations such as Opera Australia, Sydney Celsius (79-86 degrees Fahrenheit).
Theatre Company, the Sydney Symphony and the Sydney Dance Company. Autumn - March to May.
Winter - June to August, usually cool, with a mix of
For further information, please visit: www.cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au clear, sunny weather, and cold and damp conditions.
Temperatures in winter can range from 2-19 degree
Celsius (36-66 degrees Fahrenheit).
Spring - September to November.
Living costs: AUD$ 19,830 per year. (approximately)
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in Sydney, and about $1,000 for the purchase of a
mccrindle-blog/australias-capital-cities personal computer.
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Teaching and Learning
A WIDE RANGE OF TEACHING AND LEARNING METHODS Academic Calendar 2016-2018
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learn. Courses are taught using a range of methods including: lectures, 2016
seminars, tutorials and laboratory sessions, group discussions and
projects, individual research projects, class presentations, case methods Trimester Orientation
and industry based projects. November 7-11 Nov 2016
Start Date End Date
As a rule, you will learn the core information in larger lectures. These are
followed by smaller group practicals that allow you to further explore what 14 Nov 2016 25 Feb 2017
you’ve been taught. Great importance is placed on understanding and
applying theories and concepts. You will also be encouraged to critically 2017
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YOU ARE AN INDEPENDENT INDIVIDUAL March 13-17 Mar 2017
All FedUni at MIT Melbourne & Sydney students are encouraged to ask Start Date End Date
questions and express personal viewpoints. You will be expected to spend
20 Mar 2017 24 Jun 2017
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course of study.
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As with all universities, you will be expected to take responsibility for your July 10 -14 Jul 2017
own learning, and develop your own mature self-directed learning habits.
Start Date End Date
HELP WHEN YOU NEED IT 17 Jul 2017 21 Oct 2017
To help you, there are Study Skills workshops and mentor assistance
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units of study, or wanting to further develop their learning and personal Trimester Orientation
management skills. November 6 -10 Nov 2017
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ENTRY REQUIREMENTS 13 Nov 2017 24 Feb 2018
Academic Entry Requirements
Undergraduate Programs
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English Language Requirement
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(International students only)
Students who do not meet the English Language requirement can November 5 - 9 Nov 2018
undertake English for Academic Purposes (EAP) program at MIT Melbourne Start Date End Date
or Sydney English Language Centre. For further information please visit:
www.mit.edu.au 12 Nov 2018 23 Feb 2019
10 International Prospectus 2017School of
Business
11Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting) CRICOS Program Code 044114D Availability: Melbourne, Sydney Program duration: 3 years (6 Trimesters) Academic Requirements: Successful completion of an Australian Year 12 or equivalent. English Language Requirement (International Students only): IELTS 6.0 (Academic), with no band less than 6.0 or equivalent. Program Outline SAMPLE STUDY PROGRAM
Bachelor of Business (Management)
CRICOS Program Code 088132E Availability: Melbourne, Sydney
Program duration: 3 years (6 Trimesters)
Academic Requirements: Successful completion of an Australian Year 12 or equivalent.
English Language Requirement (International Students only): IELTS 6.0 (Academic), with no band less than 6.0 or equivalent.
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Year 1 Trimester 1
• Elective
• Management Principles
• Principles of Accounting and Finance
• Fundamentals of Law
Year 1 Trimester 2
• Principles of Economics
Program Outline • Introduction to HRMGraduate Diploma of Management
CRICOS Program Code 085208C Availability: Melbourne, Sydney
Program duration: 1.5 years (3 Trimesters)
Academic Requirements: Successful completion of an Australian Bachelor degree or overseas equivalent. Applicants holding other
academic or professional qualifications and/or with no work experience may also be granted admission to the program following an evaluation
of their academic and professional skills; or Applicants without tertiary qualifications, but with significant managerial work experience, and
an assessed capacity to undertake study at this level may also be granted admission. Professional qualification and work experience will be
assessed by faculty Program Co-ordinator.
English Language Requirement (International Students only): IELTS 6.0 (Academic), with no band less than 6.0 or equivalent.
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which will have become evident to them in their current employment, or
new opportunities with alternative employers following completion of the Year 1 Trimester 2
program. Careers include business analyst, business consultant, business • Elective
manager, business owner,general manager, human resources manager, • Elective
marketing manager, researcher and strategic planner. • Elective
• Elective
Year 2 Trimester 3
• Managing the Legal Environment
• Management in a Global Business Environment
• Strategy and Management of Change
• Strategic Enterprise Planning
14 International Prospectus 2017Graduate Diploma of Professional Accounting
CRICOS Program Code 085209B Availability: Melbourne, Sydney
Program duration: 1.5 years (3 Trimesters)
Academic Requirements: Successful completion of an Australian Bachelor degree or overseas equivalent. Applicants holding other
academic or professional qualifications and/or with no work experience may also be granted admission to the program following an
evaluation of their academic and professional skills. Applicants without tertiary qualifications, but with significant managerial work experience,
and an assessed capacity to undertake study at this level may also be granted admission. Professional qualification and work experience will
be assessed by Federation University, faculty Program Co-ordinator.
English Language Requirement (International Students only): IELTS 6.0 (Academic), with no band less than 6.0 or equivalent.
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as both an entry point and an exit point for the Master of Professional Year 1 Trimester 1
Accounting. Please see Master of Professional Accounting (below) for • Commercial Law
further program outline information. • Business Economics
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CRICOS Program Code 085211G Availability: Melbourne, Sydney
Program duration: 2 years (4 Trimesters)
Academic Requirements: Completion of an undergraduate degree in a non-accounting discipline; or equivalent
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accounting. It can also meet the needs of people who have significant experience working in accounting and who now wish to increase their
knowledge, skills, and recognition and employment options by having a high-level qualification in this area. In exceptional circumstances,
applicants who do not have a bachelor’s degree may be admitted on the basis of relevant work experience, and demonstrated capacity to
undertake the program as determined by Federation Business School, following an evaluation of their academic and professional skills.
English Language Requirement (International Students only): IELTS 6.0 (Academic), with no band less than 6.0 or equivalent.
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stockbroker. The Master of Professional Accounting will enable you to
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Rabindra Rimal, Nepal
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were very approachable. As an international
student, the very friendly and supportive
environment provided by MIT helped me to engage
properly in a multicultural studying environment. I
am very thankful to FedUni at MIT, as they provided
me with what I needed to excel through my MPA
program. I would highly recommend international
students to join FedUni at MIT.”
16 International Prospectus 2017Master of Business Administration
CRICOS Program Code 085210J Availability: Melbourne, Sydney
Program duration: 2 years (4 Trimesters)
Academic Requirements: A Bachelor degree or equivalent professional qualification. Applicants holding other academic or professional
qualifications and/or with no work experience may also be granted admission to the program following an evaluation of their academic
and professional skills; or Applicants without tertiary qualifications, but with significant managerial work experience, and an assessed
capacity to undertake study at this level may also be granted admission. Professional qualification and work experience will be assessed
by faculty Program Coordinator.
English Language Requirement (International Students only): IELTS 6.0 (Academic), with no band less than 6.0 or equivalent.
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global business leader, world-class manager or successful entrepreneur. Year 1 Trimester 1
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International Prospectus 2017Bachelor of Information Technology
CRICOS Program Code 074009A Availability: Melbourne, Sydney
Program duration: 3 years (6 Trimesters)
Academic Requirements: Successful completion of an Australian Year 12 with final-year mathematics courses, or overseas equivalent.
English Language Requirement (International Students only): IELTS 6.0 (Academic), with no band less than 6.0 or equivalent.
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broad range of careers. Career roles are diverse and varied, and employment in IT is PROGRAM
projected to continue to grow. Employers are looking for innovative people, people who Year 1 Trimester 1
can solve problems and can look at the bigger picture. Our IT graduates are highly sought • Programming 1
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problem solving, and you are introduced to concepts such as programing, databases, • Database Management Systems
networks, operating systems and hardware. You will gain a strong, broad knowledge in • Programming 2
foundation topics, that prepare you for second and third year when you will delve more • Computing or Maths/Stats Elective
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graphical model, or a data model, of how data will be stored. You will have learnt how to
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software updates, and tailor system software to maximise hardware functionality. • Network Protocols and Services
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data modelling - systems software and data analysis, and will have developed skills, Design
which will help you to remain at the forefront of this vibrant and rapidly developing sector. • Elective
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The Bachelor of Information Technology will provide you with a fundamental knowledge • Introduction to IT Project
of IT (along with skills in key areas including cloud computing and mobile application • Management World Wide Web
development) and allow you to keep your options wide open in the IT industry. Technology 2
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student gets to put their own stamp on the program, and as such determine the career
path followed. Some students choose to add breadth to their studies, with a wide variety Year 3 Trimester 5
of electives chosen, whereas other students choose to add depth, and choose electives • Project 1
focused in a particular area of interest. • Information Security
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Australian Computer Society (ACS) and re-accreditation is due
in 2017. Accreditation makes you eligible for ACS membership.
Sagar Pandey, Nepal
“Studying Bachelor of IT at MIT under Federation University has paved
my steps towards the Global IT industry. Located in the heart of the city
in the most liveable city in the world, FedUni at MIT has an up-to-date
course structure, library with full of supportive resources and interaction
with leading industries in my educational field. I feel proud to be the part of
FedUni at MIT and will never regret my decision to join the university.”
19Bachelor of Information Technology
(Business Systems)
CRICOS Program Code 065125E Availability: Melbourne, Sydney
Program duration: 3 years (6 Trimesters)
Academic Requirements: Successful completion of an Australian Year 12 with final-year mathematics courses, or overseas equivalent
English Language Requirement (International Students only): IELTS 6.0 (Academic), with no band less than 6.0 or equivalent.
Program Outline
You’re a ‘tech-nut’ who wants to carve a career working with the latest SAMPLE STUDY PROGRAM
technologies. Maybe you’d like to build online stores, manage the IT networks Year 1 Trimester 1
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in modern business environments. You will develop an understanding of • Business Information Systems
the organisational settings in which information systems are used, and
recognise the threats and opportunities of technology in business. Year 1 Trimester 2
• Management Skills
This degree examines - with a strong emphasis on electronic commerce - • Programming 1
the organisational and technological issues that are needed for the analysis • Network Operating Systems
and design of business information systems. It provides a state-of-the- • Database Management Systems
art program that considers modern principles and theories of computing
together with the practical applications of technology. Year 2 Trimester 3
• Webpage and Multimedia Design
You’ll explore e-business, information security, multimedia, knowledge • Business Statistics
management, databases and more, while you learn the important business • Elective
skills needed to help you cut it in the fast-moving corporate world. You will • Elective
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tools and their applications, and learn to understand the role of technology Year 2 Trimester 4
in managing knowledge and information and become capable of critically • IT Project Management Techniques
evaluating currently existing technology systems and new developments. • Information Security
• Elective
Career Opportunities • Elective
Careers include business analyst, computer engineer, computer
systems auditor, computer systems engineer, data modeller, database Year 3 Trimester 5
administrator, database designer, electronic commerce administrator, • Project 1
hardware technician, information management administrator, information • E-Commerce Systems & Technologies
manager, management consultant, sales representative, specialist • Emerging Technologies in Business
consultant, systems analyst, systems designer, training and support team • Elective
leader and training manager.
Year 3 Trimester 6
A specialisation in business systems will equip you with the skills to study • Professional Development
the overall business and information needs of an organisation, in order • Project 2
to develop solutions to business and related systems problems. Your • Elective
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through the building and programming stages of the systems development
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needs of the organisation.
The constantly expanding information infrastructure has opened up many
career opportunities for information systems graduates, ranging from the
very technical to the very business-oriented.
Professional Recognition
This course has been accredited to the Professional Level by the Australian
Computer Society (ACS) and re-accreditation is due in 2017. Accreditation
makes you eligible for ACS membership.
20 International Prospectus 2017Graduate Diploma of Technology
(Enterprise Systems)
CRICOS Program Code 080503C Availability: Melbourne, Sydney
Program duration: 1.5 years (3 Trimesters)
Academic Requirements: Successful completion of a recognised 3-year Australian Bachelor degree or overseas equivalent.
English Language Requirement (International Students only): IELTS 6.0 (Academic), with no band less than 6.0 or equivalent.
Program Outline
The Graduates of the Enterprise Systems stream will be immersed into an SAMPLE STUDY PROGRAM
ever changing, IT global economic where a shortage of skilled IT workers Year 1 Trimester 1
in new growth areas such as cloud computing, mobility, data warehousing, • Database Management Systems
business intelligence, and big data techniques is prominent. • Programming 1
• Enterprise Systems
This stream includes courses that utilise SAP – the world’s largest enterprise • Business Process Analytics and Change
software company. Students will be well prepared to undertake SAP • IT Professional Engagement
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Students enrolled in SAP related courses will have the option to choose • Cloud Computing
from two pathway, ERP advanced (Fed University Course) and ERP • Information Security
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pathways are comprised of lectures, tutorials and laboratories. These • Elective
contacts are based on Federation University and SAP U-Academy material.
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SAP facility enables students from Federation University to undertake • IT Service Management and Professional Culture
6$3$VVRFLDWH&RQVXOWDQW&HUWLıFDWLRQWUDLQLQJYLDHOHDUQLQJDQGZLOOEH • Project 1
accessible anywhere within Australia via online facilities. Students can • Leadership in IT Project Management
study at their own pace being supported through an online call centre.
Career Opportunities
There is a shortage of skilled IT workers in new growth areas such as Zhanna Shefer,
cloud computing, mobility, data warehousing, business intelligence, and
big data techniques. Kazakhstan
“As a FedUni student at MIT, I’ve had a
*UDGXDWHVıQGHPSOR\PHQWLQ great experience. The lecturers there are
• ERP systems operation • SAP consultant highly skilled and very professional, and
• ERP Project Manager • ERP Data Analyst most of them have received PhDs. The
• Functional analyst • ERP Business Analyst number of students is small which means
it is easier to get support from lecturers
when it is needed. The university’s facilities
are also great; there is everything a student
might need and more. However, the
most important for me is the friendly staff.
From the very beginning they help the
students, guide them and care for them.
As an international student from a very
different education system, I appreciate the
support and guidance I’ve received from
the university’s staff, and their readiness to
assist if any problem occurs.”
21Graduate Diploma of Technology
(Software Engineering)
CRICOS Program Code 080506M Availability: Melbourne, Sydney
Program duration: 1.5 years (3 Trimesters)
Academic Requirements: Successful completion of a recognised 3-year Australian bachelor degree or overseas equivalent.
English Language Requirement (International Students only): IELTS 6.0 (Academic), with no band less than 6.0 or equivalent.
Program Outline
Graduates of this program will also have the specialist knowledge required SAMPLE STUDY PROGRAM
to understand and implement advanced software engineering techniques - Year 1 Trimester 1
design, implement and maintain IT systems using a well-informed software • Database Management Systems
engineering approach and create high quality software in a systematic • Programming 1
DQGHĴFLHQWPDQQHU*UDGXDWHVPD\ıQGHPSOR\PHQWLQDZLGHUDQJHRI • Enterprise Systems
industries including security and defence, education, aerospace, health, • Business Process Analytics and Change
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Career Opportunities • Cloud Computing
Careers include programmer, SAP consultant, software analyst, software • Information Security
engineer, systems administrator, systems designer and systems tester. • Professional Research and Communication
• Elective
As a software engineer you will create, maintain and modify computer
software as well as analyse current software products. You will also Year 2 Trimester 3
evaluate new programming tools and techniques. • IT Service Management and Professional Culture
• Project 1
• Leadership in IT Project Management
22 International Prospectus 2017Master of Technology (Enterprise Systems)
CRICOS Program Code 080493M Availability: Melbourne, Sydney
Program duration: 2 Years (4 Trimesters)
Academic Requirements: Successful completion of a recognised 3-year Australian bachelor degree or overseas equivalent.
English Language Requirement (International Students only): IELTS 6.0 (Academic), with no band less than 6.0 or equivalent.
Program Outline
Designed to prepare students to succeed in roles that use Enterprise SAMPLE STUDY PROGRAM
System (ES) Technology to manage, integrate and expand business Year 1 Trimester 1
endeavours. This post-graduate program gives students the opportunity • Database Management Systems
to gain a deep understanding of relevant topics and technology pertaining • Programming 1
to ES (like ERP, SCM, and CRM) , BPR, Big Data, Business Analytics, • Enterprise Systems
Cloud Computing, IS Security, Project Management and IT strategy, using • Business Process Analytics and Change
some cutting edge technologies from leading vendors like SAP, IBM, SAS
and Teradata. Students will participate in ERP simulation games which Year 1 Trimester 2
teach ERP concepts “by doing”. • Cloud Computing
• Information Security
This program provides students with an opportunity to gain up to date • Professional Research and Communication
knowledge and skills to analyse, implement and use ES. It further enhances • Business Intelligence and Data Warehousing
the student ability to comprehend how and why these systems provide
economic, technological, operational and strategic value to adopting Year 2 Trimester 3
organisation. It unleashes the strategies to manage ES implementation in • Leadership in IT Project Management
RUGHUWRDFKLHYHWKHDQWLFLSDWHGEHQHıWV • Project 1
• Supply Change Operations and Management
To provide hands on experience with ES, courses in this program are
embedded with software’s from leading ES vendors like SAP. Students not Year 2 Trimester 4
only develop skills in learning SAP but also gain the opportunity to prepare • IT Service Management and Professional Culture
IRU6$3FHUWLıFDWLRQVUHODWHGWREXVLQHVVSURFHVVHVEXVLQHVVLQWHOOLJHQFH • Project 2 (Enterprise Systems)
and HANA. By doing this, students will have a competitive advantage • Real Time Analytics
in the job market. Master of Technology (ES) is accredited by Australian
Computer Society (ACS) as a professional level courses. The ACS has
reciprocal arrangements with many international computer societies and SAP Accreditation Costs**
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Training Exam Total
Career Opportunities $0 $0 $0
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cloud computing, mobility, data warehousing, business intelligence, and
REALTIME ANALYTICS
big data techniques. Careers include application consultant, business
consultant, communication role, developer, ERP business analyst, ERP Training Exam Total
data analyst, ERP project manager, ERP systems operation, functional $3500 $500 $4000
analyst, marketing role, programmer, SAP consultant, software analyst,
solution engineer, solution expert, sales / account executive, systems BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE &
administrator, systems designer and systems tester. DATA WAREHOUSING
Professional Recognition Training Exam Total
This program holds Professional - Provisional Level accreditation with the $8500 $500 $9000
Australian Computer Society (ACS).
**SAP Cost (examination and certification) are over and above FedUni
tuition fees and may be subject to change without prior notice
SAP Accreditation
What is ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning)? SAP’s enterprise resource planning (ERP) software is a proven, trusted foundation – built to support
the world’s largest organisations as well as small and midsize companies in 25 different industries. Leverage role based access to critical data,
applications and analytical tools – and streamline your processes across procurement, manufacturing, service, sales, finance, and human resources.
SAP is the most significant player in ERP systems on the world stage – with more than 60% market saturation. SAP training and certification opens
a whole world of employment opportunities, with SAP consultants commanding very large remunerations. Federation University Australia is proud
to be recognised as a SAP education partner, and a member of SAP University Alliance Program (UAP) and SAP
University Academy (U-Academy).
SAP training and certification options The cost listed below are to obtain SAP certification. Whilst these costs are
additional to the FedUni tuition fees, the overall cost of obtaining SAP certification via FedUni is significantly below
standard industry cost per course. For fell FedUni fee information, please refer to our fees website.
23Master of Technology (Software Engineering)
CRICOS Program Code 080497G Availability: Melbourne, Sydney
Program duration: 2 Years (4 Trimesters)
Academic Requirements: Successful completion of a recognised 3-year Australian bachelor degree or overseas equivalent.
English Language Requirement (International Students only): IELTS 6.0 (Academic), with no band less than 6.0 or equivalent.
Program Outline
Graduates of this program will also have the specialist knowledge required
to understand and implement advanced software engineering techniques - SAMPLE STUDY PROGRAM
design, implement and maintain IT systems using a well-informed software Year 1 Trimester 1
engineering approach and create high quality software in a systematic • Database Management Systems
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industries including security and defence, education, aerospace, health, • Information Security
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Career Opportunities Year 1 Trimester 2
Graduates may find employment in a variety of industries with the • Software Engineering: Analysis and Design
production of medium to large scale software. Careers include • Comparative Programming Languages
programmer, SAP consultant, software analyst, systems administrator, • Professional Research and Communication
systems designer and systems tester. • Software Engineering Methodologies
Professional Recognition Year 2 Trimester 3
This program holds Professional - Provisional Level accreditation with the • Enterprise Programming
Australian Computer Society (ACS). • Project 1
• Leadership in IT Project Management
Year 2 Trimester 4
• IT Service Management and Professional Culture
• Project 2 (Software Development)
• Software Testing
Sharanjeet Kaur,
India
“Studying at MIT has given me the chance
to interact with students from a diverse
range of backgrounds and culture. I
received the best support from everyone
and teachers are very kind and their
classes are very interesting. They make
sure that every class is fun, educational
and interactive. Overall, MIT has helped
me to develop a positive attitude towards
my studies.”
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International Students
STUDENT VISA CONDITIONS BRINGING YOUR FAMILY EDUCATION SERVICES FOR
Whilst studying in Australia your visa is As a prospective International student, OVERSEAS STUDENTS (ESOS)
subject to a number of visa conditions you are required to enroll any of your The Department of Education regulates
that you must comply with. It is your school-age dependents in Australian WKH(626$FW DOHJDOIUDPHZRUNWKDW
responsibility as a visa holder to be government or non-government governs the responsibility of education
aware of these conditions. For detailed schools, and pay full fees for their institutions towards overseas students.
information on student visa conditions, study. Please check beforehand The legislation ensures quality
please visit the DIBP website at with DIBP or an Australian Diplomatic education and consumer protection
http://www.border.gov.au/Trav/ Missions about bringing your family, as for students studying in Australia on
Stud/More/Visa-conditions/visa- there are certain restrictions depending a student visa. For a brief overview
conditions-students on the Assessment Level of your of the ESOS Framework, including
country. your rights and responsibilities as an
YOUR RIGHTS AND overseas student, go to: https://
RESPONSIBILITIES You will also need to provide OSHC internationaleducation.gov.au/
The Educational Services for Overseas membership for your family. Please Regulatory-Information/Pages/
Students (ESOS) Act regulates note that your student visa Assessment Regulatoryinformation.aspx
the education and training sector’s criteria may change if your family is
involvement with overseas students accompanying you. DEFERRING, SUSPENDING AND
studying in Australia on student visas. CANCELLING ENROLMENTS
To view the ESOS Framework, please WORK OPPORTUNITIES MIT is obliged to notify DE – DIBP of
visit https://internationaleducation. As an International student, you any changes to your enrolment. This
gov.au/Regulatory-Information/ are permitted to engage in paid PD\DijHFW\RXUVWXGHQWYLVDBefore you travel
ACCOMMODATION
Student Hostels
There are many privately run
student hostels located near
both MIT Melbourne and Sydney.
Unlike backpacker hostels, these
hostels provide a longer term
accommodation for students.
Facilities vary from hostel to hostel,
however most provide furnished or
unfurnished single or shared rooms,
and provide access to communal
lounge, kitchen, bathroom and
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meals. Cost generally includes
water, gas and electricity.
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Before travelling to Australia, we The Orientation program is designed UHQWDOPDUNHWZKLFKFDQRijHUDQ
strongly recommend that you read the to help you settle into your life and independent and private long term
Pre- departure Guide, published on studies in Australia. All new students accommodation. Costs of renting
our website at www.mit.edu.au. This are required to attend the Orientation a place vary depending on the
guide provides detailed information Program, the dates of which are stated location, the type of property and
about your trip to Australia, living in LQ\RXU/HWWHURI2ijHU the number of people sharing.
Australia, and most importantly about Most rental properties are not
your student life at MIT. The program provides you with furnished and do not include
information on facilities and services meals, so you will need to consider
AIRPORT PICK UP available on campus, as well public additional costs such as buying
Airport reception service is available transport, shopping, recreational furniture, telephone connection,
to all international students arriving activities, working part-time, student gas, water, electricity and food.
in Melbourne or Sydney airport, visa obligations and health cover (for
upon request (charges apply, see international students). Your course For information on rental
page 30). Student will be met at enrolments and timetabling also takes accommodation, please visit:
the arrivals hall and taken to their place during this period. www.realestate.com.au
accommodation. Airport reception is www.realestateview.com.au
usually undertaken as part of the airport Orientation is also a great way to meet www.domain.com.au
pickup/ accommodation package, RWKHUQHZVWXGHQWVDVZHOODVWKHVWDij
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www.melbourneairport.com.au au.easyroommate.com
or www.avalonairport.com.au www.gumtree.com.au/s-melbourne
or Sydney – www.sydneyairport. www.gumtree.com.au/s-sydney
com.au
27Fees and charges
FEES AND CHARGES 2017 (INTERNATIONAL)
Program CRICOS Program Code Tuition Fees
Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting) 044114D AUD$ 12,350 per trimester
Bachelor of Information Technology 074009A AUD$ 11,850 per trimester
Bachelor of Information Technology (Business Systems) 065125E AUD$ 11,850 per trimester
Bachelor of Business (Management) 088132E AUD$ 12,350 per trimester
Graduate Diploma of Professional Accounting 085209B AUD$ 13,800 per trimester
Graduate Diploma of Management 085208C AUD$ 13,800 per trimester
Graduate Diploma of Technology (Enterprise Systems) 080503C AUD$ 12,750 per trimester
Graduate Diploma of Technology (Software Engineering) 080506M AUD$ 12,750 per trimester
Master of Business Administration 085210J AUD$ 13,800 per trimester
Master of Professional Accounting 085211G AUD$ 13,800 per trimester
Master of Technology (Enterprise Systems) 080493M AUD$ 12,750 per trimester
Master of Technology (Software Engineering) 080497G AUD$ 12,750 per trimester
OTHER CHARGES (IF APPLICABLE)
Sevice Fees
Processing charge AUD$ 100
Change of Program Fee (same provider) AUD$ 100
Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) Three months (single) AUD$ 146
Three months (couples) AUD$ 414
Three months (family) AUD$ 598
Six Months (single) AUD$ 292
Six months (couples) AUD$ 827
Six Months (family) AUD$ 1,195
One year (single) AUD$ 583
One Year (couples) AUD$ 1,654
One Year (family) AUD$ 2,390
Airport pick up (one way) Tullamarine airport AUD$ 125
Avalon airport AUD$ 275
Sydney airport AUD$ 130
Accommodation placement fee Melbourne AUD$ 245
Sydney AUD$ 245
Home stay, full board (one cooked meal) Melbourne AUD$ 275 per week
Sydney AUD$ 275 per week
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