USQ’s Master of Computing Technology (Networking and System Security) degree enables you to become an expert in Networking and System Security. It focuses on enhancing your professional skills and making it relevant to the workforce.

In addition to studying the courses within the Networking and System Security specialisation, you will be able to choose one of two of the below Research specialisations:

Applied Research - You will be a part of research training courses, learning about research practice and ethics, data science and visualisation, preparing you to research thoroughly and effectively. Upon graduation, you will not be eligible for enrolment in the Doctor of Philosophy (PhD).

Advanced Research - Undertake an exciting research project under the guidance of an available supervisor. You will learn how to gather, organise and analyse information and ideas, to review, research and report on your chosen project area. Upon graduation you will be eligible to apply for the Doctor Of Philosophy (PhD).

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY

USQ’s Master of Computing Technology is flexible and relevant to a workforce that thrives on science and technology. 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 after completion of this degree include software engineer, IT manager, database designer, database administrator, system and network administrator, and web information professional.

PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION

The Master of Computing Technology is accredited at professional level by the Australian Computer Society (ACS) and, through the Seoul Accord, is recognised in other countries.