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Postgraduate Programs in Networks: Design, Implementation and Security

• About Networks: Design, Implementation and Security at Swinburne
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About Networks: Design, Implementation and Security at Swinburne

The Network System programs are aimed at those students who have a background in information systems, information technology or engineering and wish to become professional network specialists. The programs are intended for specialists and recent graduates wishing to optimise their career path.

The programs area designed to enable graduates to be proficient in all aspects of wired or wireless networks and to be conversant with new kinds of networking technology based on IP networks and multimedia applications. Graduates will be well equipped with the practical and theoretical skills to gain immediate access to a career as a network specialist.

Courses

Postgraduate Courses

• Graduate Certificate in Science (Network Systems)
• Graduate Diploma in Science (Network Systems)
• Master of Science (Network Systems)
• Master of Information Technology - Network Design and Security Specialisation
• Professional Certificate Programs in ICT

Research

The Centre for Advanced Internet Architectures (CAIA) is the research companion to our advanced internet and telecommunications coursework programs. CAIA also offer masters by research and PhD in the industrially relevant areas of broadband IP access architectures, IP network resilience and security and IP mobility.

Admission Requirements

A degree or equivalent in engineering, science, information technology, business or commerce with an emphasis on information technology is normally required. Advanced standing of up to 50 credit points may be obtained for those who have completed a relevant degree or have extensive work experience in the discipline.