VIT Back Ground & Context
VIT History IT Consulting business established
Attains RTO Status
Attains TEQSA Accreditation to deliver Bachelor of Information Technology and Systems (BITS)
IT Training introduced
1991
1998
2000
2004
Diversifies training to include: Hospitality, Business, Automotive, Graphic Arts and English
2008
2014
Est. commercial cookery campus in Abbotsford
2015
2016
Major refurbishment of Melb. Campuses
2017 1. 2.
3. 4.
Currently approx. 430 students enrolled in BITS and 710 enrolled in VET
5.
Set up Sydney Campus Leased top five floors of 235 Queen St with naming rights and completed major refurbishment. TEQSA approved MBA and nested qualifications TEQSA accreditation for: Masters of IT (pending). TEQSA approved Third Party Provider (TPP) of ECU in Melbourne and Sydney
Governance Council
Operations Committee
Meets six times per year; • Peter Batchelor • Professor Richard Carter • Professor Andrew Flitman • Hendrick Karstens • Ben Scheltus • Arjun Surapaneni • Marion Walker
Day to day operations, risk management, quality and strategic development and implementation are handled by an operations committee that meets weekly with the CEO. • Professor Richard Carter • Professor Andrew Flitman • Arjun Surapaneni • Peter Batchelor • The Hon Alan Griffin • Grantley Mailes
Courses
MBA
Offering for
Onine MBA for Domestic and International offshore Students & On-campus for Domestic Onshore students
Features of MBA Program 1.Flexible Entry criteria The entry criteria is flexible while taking into account both previous academic study and work experience.
2.Anytime Start dates The programme will have bi-monthly start date with each units.
3.Work-Based approach The programmes is designed to link the latest academic theory with current industry practice.
4.Affordable pricing The fees is affordable and competitive. VIT’s Tuition Assistance Program and FEE-HELP will be available for domestic students in need.
5.Fast but Flexible Student can undertake this program in an intensive online 24 months or spread over a longer period of time to accommodate both personal and professional needs.
6.Continuous Support levels Continuous academic and administrative support during the study.
Structure of MBA – for both On-campus & On-line Units
Qualifications
Unit 1 Eight Months
24 Months, 12 Units
Eight Months
Eight Months
Unit 2 Unit 3
Credit points 6
Graduate Certificate
6 6
Unit 4
6
Unit 5
6
Unit 6 Unit 7
Graduate Diploma
6 6
Unit 8
6
Unit 9
6
Unit 10 Unit 11 Unit 12
MBA (with RPL)
Unit 1 till 8 are core. Unit 9 till 12 and 9 till 16 are Electives selected out of pool of Units. Units
16 / 12 Units - One unit bi-monthly process – three stage completion and three qualifications in a year – if completed.
Qualifications
Unit 13
6
Unit 14
6
Unit 15
6
Unit 16
Credit points 6
MBA (without RPL)
6 6 6
32 Months, 16 Units
Course Structure – At a glance Months 9-16
Managing and Organisation Business (4 Units)
Managing and Developing People, Strategy and Research (4 Units)
Introduction to the programme and Managing Task Environment, Administration and Control Skills, Logistics and Technology, Decision Making Processes
Managing Organisational behaviour, Human Capital, Strategy and Innovations, Business Research
Months 17-24
specialization OPTION – CHOOSE 1 OF 4 (4 UNITS)
Duration: 24months (12 Units) 32 months (16 Unit)
Months 1-8
Managing Information System Managing Finance and Accounting Managing Tourism and Hospitality
General Management
Learning and Professional Development Portfolio Career Management and Development Programme
Months 25-32
Organisational Research Methods and the MBA Project (2 Units Optional) MBA project: in-company project, business analysis, business plan or dissertation
MBA Progression with Exit Qualifications Maters of Business Administration
Student Enrolment Graduate Certificate of Business Administration GCBA Successfully Complete first Four Core Units
Graduate Diploma of Business Administration GDBA Successfully Complete all Eight Core Units
Core units 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
MBA 5001: Managing the Task Environment MBA 5002: Managing Administration and Control MBA 5003: Managing Logistics and Technology MBA 5004: Managing Decision Making Processes MBA 5005: Managing Human Capital MBA 5006: Managing Organizational Behavior MBA 5007: Managing Strategy and Innovation MBA 5008: Business Research Methods
MBA – Information Systems Specialization 9. MBA 6101: Business Information Systems 10. MBA 6102: IT Project Management 11. MBA 6103: Agile Methodology 12. MBA 6104: Business Process Modelling and Management
Business Project MBA 6400: Business Project ( two Units)
MBA - Finance & Accounting Specialization 9. MBA 6001: Investment Management 10. MBA 6002: Corporate Finance 11. MBA 6003: Financial Analytics 12. MBA 6004: Management and Finance Accounting
MBA – Tourism and Hospitality Specialization 9. MBA 6301: Event Management 10. MBA 6302: Integrated Marketing Communications 11. MBA 6303: Tourism Management Operations 12. MBA 6304: Hospitality Management
MBA MBA with 4 Unit RPL Successfully Complete Twelve Units (Eight Core and Other Four)
MBA without RPL Successfully Complete Sixteen Units (Eight Core and Other Eight)
MBA with Specialization
MBA with Specialization
Successfully Complete Twelve Units (Eight Core and Other Four from a Specialization)
Successfully Complete Sixteen Units (Eight Core and Other Four from a Specialization and Four from any specialization)
MBA without Specialization
MBA without Specialization
Successfully Complete Twelve Units (Eight Core and Other Four from any Specialization)
Successfully Complete Sixteen Units (Eight Core and Other Eight from any Specialization)
MBA – Management Specialization 9. MBA 6201: Quality Management 10. MBA 6202: Managing Corporations Sustainably 11. MBA 6203: Project Management 12. MBA 6204: Quantitative Support of Decision Making
Teaching Delivery Structure - On-campus & On-line All week days of the month engaged for program
Days Week 1
Unit Orientation and Classroom session / webinars for Topic 1-10, Continuous online support
Week 2/3/4
Classroom session / Webinars for Topics 11- 20 Continuous online support
Assignment Submission
Week 5/6
Further Classroom session / Webinars and online Topics and Assignment discussion
Exam and Assessments
Week 7/8
Exam and Assessments And Learning Reflections
Course Delivery
Two Month Process
Delivery
Contact Time – Total contact time allocated for one subject would be 64 Hours which would be more then sufficient required EFTSL.
Exam
Assignments
Faculty provides input through Webinars on various topics
Structure of MBA Units of Study Students are given webinars for theoretical inputs Industry examples and case studies are discussed Issues of industry relevant to unit topics discussion Additional Readings are given Assignments with identified issue of industry are given Assignments presentation and discussion Exams are conducted
How can a student study the MBA in 24 Months? The unique learning program allows student to complete a whole unit of study in two month Student attend webinar sessions online Complete project assignments via the Online Learning System Study can form part of Student’s learning Plan and fully integrate into his career development path
Academic Support Facilitators / Academic role for each unit • • • • • • • • • • • •
Clarity of facilitator / Academic role and responsibility Knowledge of general regulation and academic policies Managing delivery of the unit end-to end Conduct of webinars Academic Queries handling online – over phone and email with below 24 hours response time Making log of all queries with its resolutions (phone and email) Managing calls on odd hours due to time zone differences Assignment marking Exam paper marking Moderation Declaring results Handling queries related to results and student performance
MITS Masters of Information Technology & Systems Offering
On-Campus for International and Domestic Students
Features of MITS Program 1. Three semester Start dates in a year The The program has three start dates as per the semester and depending on cohorts enrolled.
2. Practice-Based approach The programmes is designed to link the latest academic theory with current industry IT practice.
3. Affordable pricing The fees is affordable and competitive..
4. Flexible The program is delivered in a stipulated time period but can be spread over a longer period to accommodate both personal and professional needs.
5. Continuous Support levels IT Industry expertise, leading
academic and administrative support is extended throughout the program.
6. Online Academic resources All VIT students will receive access to Online Learning Management System (OLS) and also EBSCO-Host – one of the largest online libraries in the world.
MITS Progression with Exit Qualifications Masters of Information Technology and System
Student Enrolment Graduate Certificate of Information Technology and System (GCITS) Successfully Complete Four foundation Core Units
Graduate Diploma of Inforation Technology and System (GDITS) Successfully Complete all Four foundation and Four Core Units
MITS MITS with 4 Unit RPL Successfully Complete Twelve Units (Four Core and Other Eight Electives)
MITS without RPL Successfully Complete Sixteen Units (Eight Core and Other Eight Electives)
MITS with Specialization
MITS with Specialization
Successfully Complete Twelve Units (Four Core, Four electives and Other Four from a Specialization)
Successfully Complete Sixteen Units (Eight Core and Other Four from a electives and Four from any specialization)
MITS without Specialization
MITS without Specialization
Successfully Complete Twelve Units (Four Core and Four electives and Other Four from any electives)
Successfully Complete Sixteen Units (Eight Core and Other Eight from any electives)
Structure of MITS Foundation Core units
Core units
1 MITS 4001: Business
4 MITS 4004: IT Networking and Communication
1 MITS 5001: IT Project Management 2 MITS 5002: Software Engineering Methodology 3 MITS 5003: Wireless Networks and Communication 4 MITS 5004: IT Security
Elective units
Advance Elective units
1 MITS 5501: Software Quality, Change Management & Testing 2 MITS 5502: Developing Enterprise Systems 3 MITS 5503: Mobile Computing
1 MITS6001: Cloud Computing
Information Systems 2 MITS 4002: Object Oriented Software Development 3 MITS 4003: Database Systems
4 MITS 5504: Interaction Design and Usability 5. MITS 5505: Knowledge Management 6. MITS 5506: Enterprise Application Integration 7. MITS 5507: Business Process Modelling & Management 8. MITS 5508: Agile Methodology 9. MITS 5509: Intelligent Systems for Analytics
2 MITS6002: Business Analytics 3 MITS6003: Enterprise and IT Solutions Architecture 4 MITS6004: Enterprise Resources Planning 5. MITS6005: Big Data 6. MITS6011: Advanced Research Topics in Information Technology 7. MITS6012: Advanced Research Topics in Information Management Project (MITS students only) MITS 6500: Capstone Project ( two Units)
Exit Qualifications Graduate Certificate of Inforation Technology and System (GCITS) Successfully Complete any Four Foundation Core Units
Graduate Diploma of Inforation Technology and System (GDITS) Successfully Complete all four Foundation Core and four Core Units
Maters of Inforation Technology and System (MITS) with RPL Successfully Complete Twelve Units (Four Core and Other Eight form Elective and Advance Electives)
Masters Of Inforation Technology and System (MITS) without RPL Successfully Complete Sixteen Units (Eight Core and Other Eight from Elective and Advance Elective)
MITS with Software Engineering 1. MITS5501 2. MITS5502 3. MITS6004 4. Capstone Project
1. 2. 3. 4.
MITS with Analytics MITS5509 MITS6002 MITS6005 Capstone Project
1. 2. 3. 4.
MITS with Architecture MITS5507 MITS5506 MITS60053 Capstone Project
Structure of MITS Semester One 4 units
12 Unit with 4 RPL
Semester Two 3 units
Unit 1 Unit 2 Unit 3
6 Graduate Certificate
6 6 6
Unit 5
6
Unit 6
Graduate Diploma
• Unit 1 till 4 are foundation Core Units. • Unit 5 till 8 are core Units. • There are 9 Electives units to choose • There are 7 Advance Electives units to choose • There is a Capstone project with two units’ credits.
6 6
Units
Unit 8
6
Unit 9
6
Unit 13
6
Unit 14
6
Unit 15
6
Unit 16
Unit 10 Semester Four 2 Units
Credit points
Unit 4
Unit 7 Semester Three 3 Units
Qualifications
Unit 11 Unit 12
MITS (with RPL)
Qualifications
Credit points 6
MITS (without RPL)
6 6 6
16 Units withput RPL
Units
Semester Five or adjust in 2, 3 and 4 semester
MITS Specializations There are three specializations, MITS offers;
1. MITS with Software Engineering 2. MITS with Analytics 3. MITS with Architecture Each of the above specializations will require three pre-requisite units to be completed and a Capstone Project involving areas relevant to the specialization.
MITS with Software Engineering 1. MITS5501 2. MITS5502 3. MITS6004 4. Capstone Project
1. 2. 3. 4.
MITS with Analytics MITS5509 MITS6002 MITS6005 Capstone Project
1. 2. 3. 4.
MITS with Architecture MITS5507 MITS5506 MITS60053 Capstone Project
Structure of MITS for International & Domestic students International Students
Domestics Students
International Students with IT Bachelor
International Students without IT Bachelor
Domestic Students with IT Bachelor 12 Units
Domestic Students without IT Bachelor 16 Units
Domestic Students without Bachelor But 5+ Years Work experience 16 Units
12 Units
16 Units
Unit 1 – 4 (4)
Unit 1 – 4 (4)
Unit 1 – 4 (4)
Unit 1 – 4 (4)
Unit 1 – 4 (4)
Semester Two
Unit 5 – 7 (3)
Unit 5 – 8 (4)
Unit 5 – 7 (3)
Unit 5 – 7 (3)
Unit 5 – 7 (4)
Semester Three
Unit 8 – 10 (3)
Unit 9 – 12 (4)
Unit 8 – 10 (3)
Unit 8 – 10 (3)
Unit 8 – 10 (3)
Semester Four
Unit 11 – 12 (2)
Unit 12 – 16 (4)
Unit 11 – 12 (2)
Unit 11 – 13 (3)
Unit 11 – 13 (3)
Semester Five
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Unit 14 – 16 (3)
Unit 14 – 16 (3)
Semester One
International Students has to meet with EFTSL requirements
Domestics Students can further choose number of unit as per the convenience
Academic Support Face to face availability of Unit • Unit guideline with all details of topics covered • Prescribed Text book for the unit, its availability and cost • PowerPoint presentation of each topic of each unit selected from the text book based on the existing accredited unit • Reading material and reference material • Videos and clippings of certain topics • Access to Moodle (OLS) containing all study materials • Access to Online Library and certain e-books and published articles as prescribed readings
Delivery process of Unit • Unit orientation • All topics classroom sessions
Assessment and its conduct • Classroom quiz • Assignment guide (different assignments), Project Individual and group • Exam
Academic Support Facilitators / Academic role for each unit • • • • • • • • • • •
Clarity of facilitator / Academic role and responsibility Knowledge of general regulation and academic policies Managing delivery of the unit end-to end Conduct of Sessions Academic Queries handling in person, online – over phone and email with below 24 hours response time Making log of all queries with its resolutions (in person, phone and email) Assignment marking Exam paper marking Moderation Declaring results Handling queries related to results and student performance
Academic Support Blended support Face to face and Online • Face to face lectures by the module leaders • Face to face seminars in small study groups • Discussion forums facilitated by the module leaders • Study guide, readings and activities
Other learning support Personal tutor
•Online library and library support •Careers guidance and support from the School’s Career Development Manager and the Institute's Career Development Service
Tuition Assistance and Fee-HELP Admission Fees: $100 Course Material fees:$300 Examination Re-sit fees: $200 per unit
International student on-campus per unit tuition fees: $3000 Domestic student on-campus per unit tuition fees: $2000
Course and Tuition Fees
Table of Tuition Fees
Masters of Information Technology and System (MITS) Masters of Information Technology and System (MITS) with RPL Graduate Diploma in Information Technology and System (GDITS) Graduate Certificate in Information Technology and System (GCITS)
# of Units
Total Tuition Fee International Domestic OnOn-campus campus
16 Unit
$48000
$ 32,000
12 Unit
$36000
$ 24,000
8 Unit
$24000
$ 16,000
4 Unit
$12000
$ 8,000
Ongoing quality Improvement process •
Continuous improvement process, register and meetings
• • • • • •
Clearly documented and regularly reviewed business process documentation Improved filing (electronic) and record keeping Improved role clarification and ongoing process review and training Refined and regularly reviewed risk management process Concentration on classroom based delivery Reduction in discipline spread to Foundation, Hospitality, Business and IT.
Management Action Plans Activity from Past Audits • • • • •
Admissions Manager – Checks/verifies all admission documents for correctness and completeness, initials, then GFTP Coordinator does second check. VET coordinator – Checks all academic documents for correctness (PTR and commencements, assessments, transcripts and issuing of certificates) PTR – Process control, conducting and documenting PTR including LLN has been streamlined and strengthened A clear and compliant Statement of Fees– is provided to all students (from Jul 2016) Entry requirements for all VIT courses are clearly indicated on website and are utilised in selection.
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