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The Master of Science (Network Systems) is a 12-unit masters program concerned with the design, management, maintenance and service provision of private and public networks.

The Master of Social Impact (Advanced) gives high-performing students the chance to use previous experience in business management, and new-found skills in innovation to solve complex social issues through research. Designed for professionals looking to undertake independent research in the field of social impact, this course prepares students to undertake a PhD in the field.

The Master of Social Impact (MSI) is designed for high-performing students seeking to build skills and advance their careers in the growing field of social impact. Whether working in the philanthropy and not-for-profit sector in managerial roles, the private sector in corporate social responsibility, or government in a policy-making capacity, the MSI provides the core capabilities required to lead people effectively in a rapidly changing social economy and business environment. The foundation units address social investment and philanthropy, social entrepreneurship and innovation, creativity and design, and corporate responsibility and accountability. Graduates also acquire specialist knowledge in evaluation and impact measurement, social entrepreneurship, and advanced real-world experience in strategic philanthropy and social venture development.

The Master of Supply Chain Innovation (Advanced) invites students to think innovatively about supply chain management. The course uniquely combines creative thinking skills and established supply chain theory with knowledge of the latest emerging technologies, preparing students to contribute to the field through research. Students will be invited to advance existing knowledge in supply and demand, apply critical thinking, test out decision-making methodologies, analyse existing business models, and innovate using unique creative solutions. On completion of the course, graduates will have the chance to specialise with supply chain consultancy opportunities, or prepare for a PhD in the field.

The Master of Supply Chain Innovation invites students to think innovatively about supply chain management. The course uniquely combines creative thinking skills and established supply chain theory with knowledge of the latest emerging technologies. Advance your knowledge in supply chain concepts, apply decision-making methodologies, analyse business models, and innovate using your own creative solutions. Additionally, you’ll also learn the fundamentals of applied research. On completion of the course, graduates will have the skills to confidently lead supply management change.

The Master of Science (Biotechnology) provides an in-depth understanding of the fundamental principles of biotechnology, including molecular biology, biochemistry, microbiology, and medical, industrial, forensic, agricultural and environmental biotechnology. It allows students to study to their desired level and focus on their particular field of interest.

The Master of Science (Astronomy) covers the fundamental concepts and ‘big questions’ of modern astronomy. It equips students with an overall understanding of modern astronomy, rather than training as a professional astronomer.

The Master of Psychology (Clinical Psychology) provides high-level training in psychopathology, assessment and therapeutic interventions for adults and children suffering from clinical disorders such as anxiety disorder, clinical depression, schizophrenia, eating disorders, personality disorders, trauma, alcohol dependence, childhood disorders and psychogeriatric conditions.

The Master of Practising Accounting offers students the opportunity to specialise in accounting for professional recognition. Accounting is the language of business and the skills taught in this program are relevant to many areas of professional interest, including marketing, economic forecasting, finance and engineering. Knowledge of accounting and finance can help individuals and organisations understand how to use resources (money) to the best advantage. The program incorporates units from the Master of Professional Accounting, Graduate Diploma of Professional Accounting and Graduate Certificate of Professional Accounting.

The Master of Project Management (Advanced) is designed to provide students with expertise in project management across a range of industries. Students develop the knowledge and skills needed to manage complex, high risk, innovative projects and address resource management, risk management, business analysis and strategy. Units cover a range of practical contexts across the areas of entrepreneurship, management and leadership. The course addresses managing teams, human resource management and organisational behaviour. The course aims to equip students to create and communicate professional project plans that address complex business problems, support organisational change and respond to ethical issues. Students select a specialisation from options including information systems and risk management. The research component allows students to apply and extend their knowledge. The course is ideal for students who wish to focus on a particular area or to progress to a PhD.