Graduate Diploma in Information and Communication Technologies

Summary

This programme is designed for individuals who are already working in the technology sector but without a formal IT qualification, and degree graduates from a wide range of disciplines who are seeking to transition into the ICT industry. It’s particularly suited to those who’ve demonstrated strong academic capability but lack the specific technical skills required for ICT roles.It provides a comprehensive curriculum covering intermediate to advanced topics in programming, networking and data engineering. You'll follow a tailored study pathway that reflects your prior knowledge and aligns with your chosen area of specialisation, enabling you to build relevant, industry-ready skills.Key highlights Flexible study options covering multiple IT domainsOne-year full-time with part-time options availableLearn intermediate and advanced IT topics through practical coursesExplore emerging technologies such as AI, cloud computing and cybersecurityComplete a work-integrated project bringing together your new skills and knowledge in ITWhat you’ll learnKey considerations for being an IT practitioner in New Zealand and beyondNetwork Engineering topics such as security, routing and switching, network infrastructure, advanced routing and/or cloud servicesSoftware engineering topics such as database design, intermediate programming (Java, PhP, C# .NET), website development, advanced programming, and/or cloud servicesData engineering topics, such as data engineering technologies, data engineering development platforms, data-driven decision makingPractices for successful IT project execution, and implementation and integration of IT solutions Please note: some courses within this programme require prior knowledge or experience in IT. You may be required to demonstrate suitable prior knowledge or experience before enrolling.