Doctor of Information Technology

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The Doctor of Information Technology will develop extensive research and scholarly writing skills desired for middle to senior level Information and Communication Technology (ICT) professionals such as Chief Information Officers (CIOs), Chief Information Security Officers (CISO), Chief Technology Officers, Development Managers, Enterprise Architects, IT Managers, IT Strategists, IT Policy Managers and ICT Consultants.

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Doctor of Information Technology Information and Communication Technology and Mathematics Higher Degree by Research Distance education Multi campus YES Active Business Session 1; Session 2 The minimum full-time duration for this course is six sessions. 3-4F, 6-8P

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Study Mode

Distance education

Where

Multi campus

When

Session 1; Session 2

Level

Higher Degree by Research

Duration

The minimum full-time duration for this course is six sessions.

International?

YES

Indicative ATAR

N/A

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