The Melbourne Institute of Technology (MIT) is participating in the 2020 Student Experience Survey (SES).
The SES is a national survey being conducted for the Australian Government Department of Education, Skills and Employment.The results of this survey will help the higher education sector and the government improves students’ course experience and enhances teaching and learning in Australian higher education institutions to improve outcomes for students.Our student’s feedback is very important and will contribute directly to the experience of current and future students.The SES is administered by the Social Research Centre, and selected students will have received an invitation to participate.
By completing the survey, students will be entered into a weekly prize draw for the chance to win a $1,000 prepaid VISA gift card, there is a total prize pool of $32,000.Watch your email inbox during the month of August for an invitation to complete the SES.More information about the SES can be found here.
The world of business is changing fast.
Across all sectors from superannuation and banking to retail and recruitment.
Companies are reshaping the way they communicate to the customer and the way the customer relates to the company.
The digital revolution is here.
Companies like Telstra, Australian Super, The Search Party and Westfield have already adapted.This is based on Deloitte’s 2017 White Paper ‘Digital Disruption, Short fuse, big bang,’ which is based on data and expert opinion, which is based on in-depth experience, judgment and market knowledge.One third of the Australian economy is on the brink of major digital disruption.
But this is more than iPhones and internet.
The Melbourne Institute of Technology (MIT), a leading private provider of higher education in Australia, appreciates the valuable contributions made by international students and recognises the significant impact COVID-19 has had on the finances of some of its most vulnerable students, who through no fault of their own are struggling with the cost of living and studying.
Some face a very desperate situation where their part-time or casual employment has ceased and they are unable to return to their home country and at the same time experience difficulty in affording their continued stay in Australia.The safety and well-being of the MIT community remains the top priority, and MIT is doing everything possible to support students, during this difficult time.In this light, MIT’s Governing Board has pledged $1,000,000 to support international students who are experiencing financial hardship as a result of COVID-19.
The Financial Hardship Fund is available for all students who are enrolled in either an MIT course or a Federation University course at MIT in Trimester 1, 2020.
Students at both MIT’s Melbourne and Sydney campuses are eligible for support under this goodwill fund.The Financial Hardship Fund, announced today, is the most recent among a string of humanitarian initiatives undertaken by MIT and MIT Group Foundation (a registered Australian charity) over the years.
MIT continues to lead the way in goodwill initiatives, supporting students as well as many other disadvantaged communities in difficult circumstances of hardship or natural disasters.The one-million-dollar Financial Hardship Fund will be accessible to eligible students through one-off grants of up to $500 each.
Students are not required to repay the grants given.Guidelines for eligibility criteria and how the fund will be administered are being developed.In addition to grant payments, MIT has made available other financial assistance initiatives to support students to effectively manage their finances through these extremely challenging times.
Cyber security is a gold mine for anyone who has the right skills and knowledge.Around the world, there is a zero unemployment rate in this industry which is unheard of in any other area.By next year, the demand for cyber security professionals will increase to 6 million globally, the Palo Alto Research Centre reports.Companies are evolving at an exponential rate.
They are storing highly sensitive information in ‘the cloud’ because it is cheaper and more efficient.
While they are saving in one area, they are investing in other areas like cyber security.If you were to look for a job now, you’d find that there are heaps of jobs going in Cloud Solutions Architecture; Platform Engineering; Cloud Services and Security Solutions and Cyber Security Solutions for Cloud Computing.It is estimated that an average data breach in 2017 cost $3.5 million dollars, as reported on CSO Online.
You know, you can even consider taking your skills global.Rickard at CSO Online compiled a list of security breaches in America in 2017, and the results and frequency is astounding.
Every single month, a security breach with thousands of records being exposed was reported.That’s why cyber security specialists are in demand both here and overseas.
No country is safe.These jobs also come with high salaries because if anything goes wrong in this area, companies risk losing millions of dollars.If you want to future proof your career, the smart thing would be to apply for a degree in Networking and specialise in Cyber Security, Cloud Networking or Software Engineering.Graduates with a degree in Computer Networking from MIT, and specifically with a specialisation in Cyber Security.
MIT is registered by the Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA) as a higher education provider and our courses are accredited by TEQSA.
MIT is also registered on the Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students to provide courses for overseas students.MIT has two campuses, located in the heart of two of the most liveable cities of the world, Melbourne and Sydney.
Aptly located in the heart of the CBDs, both the campuses are easily accessible by public transport and offer a diverse and vibrant experience to the students.MIT provides a suite of undergraduate and postgraduate coursework programs to domestic and international students in Business, Accounting, Information Technology, Computer Networking and Engineering (Telecommunications).
These programs include Bachelor of Computer Hardware and Networking, Degrees in Cybersecurity, Graduate certificate in IT, Master in Data Science, Free Online Short Courses, Free Cybersecurity Courses, Master of Accounting, and Bachelor in Software Engineering.
In addition, the institute also offers NEAS-endorsed English language programs through its English Language Centre.Graduating job-ready with skills and knowledge you can apply immediately in the workforce is definitely a given with MIT because all degrees at MIT come with a work integrated learning (WIL) component to give you industry experience before you venture out into the real world on your own!
Undertake an industry-based project or internship which could lead to work opportunities as many of our students have experienced.Take advantage of our institution’s relationship with industries of all sizes and types, profit, and not-for-profit.
All Australian degrees are guaranteed by the government to reach set standards.
If all degrees are created equal, how do you choose where to study?
What do you need to be more than standard?There is an answer.It lies in knowing what people learn while doing a degree.The cognitive factors – the specific knowledge required for the degree.And the non-cognitive factors – the other things students learn which can set them up for success.A 2012 paper by the University of Chicago (Teaching Adolescents to Become Learners: The Role of Noncognitive Factors in Shaping School Performance) points to five key, non-cognitive factors which can result in improved academic performance and positive life outcomes.These are:MindsetPerseveranceBehavioursLearning StrategiesSocial and emotional skills.And, fortunately for students considering a degree course, these can be learned.
The right environment can teach students to believe in their own ability to succeed.And while most academics will agree with the findings of the study, it can be hard for Australian students to find an institution which actively promotes these qualities.Rather than look in the traditional places, where there often seems to be a hands-off approach to non-curricular learning, students should look to smaller institutions like Melbourne Institute of Technology.
With smaller classes, they’re able to provide more access to teachers and academics which can support crucial learning strategies like making a plan and finding help when it’s needed.This can also support and grow the necessary behaviours which will serve students long into their career.And, with staffs who are more involved in campus life, MIT has developed processes which identify students who are in danger of falling through the cracks, helping them get back on track and learn the power of perseverance.The broader, global student base, with access to cross-cultural relationships, is an ideal training ground for developing social and emotional skills.It all about helping students develops the attributes which will set them apart in the workforce.
MIT see it as a team approach.
Telecommunications and networking are two of the fastest growing professions today.
Telecommunications networks result from cohesion of several technologies into integrated, all-purpose network architectures such as the fourth generation (4G) and the emerging fifth generation (5G) networks.Deloitte Access Economics' report on ‘Australia’s Digital Pulse’ in 2017 predicts that based on current Australia’s workforce growth data on information and communications technology (ICT), there will be average growth of 2% per annum over the next five years within the ICT sector.
The report also identifies the ability to create opportunities in optimizing the effectiveness of 5G mobile technology deployment as a channel for Australia to reap the full benefits from the digital revolution and era.Melbourne Institute of Technology (MIT) is one of the few private higher education institutions in Australia that offers undergraduate and postgraduate degrees in Telecommunications Engineering.Bachelor of Engineering Technology and Master of EngineeringMelbourne Institute of Technology (MIT)’s Bachelor of Engineering Technology and Master of Engineering courses are unique as they focus on supporting and leveraging on these technologies.
They are offered with integrated industry experience as mandatory, enabling students to gain valuable experience and future job opportunities.MIT is proud to announce it has received full accreditation for a period of seven years by Australia’s Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA).
This is in addition to full accreditation from Engineers Australia (EA) for these Engineering courses.
These are outstanding outcomes for MIT, (currently) the only Australian private higher education institution having received the maximum period of re-accreditation by TEQSA and EA for its Engineering courses and reconfirms the caliber of MITs engineering courses.
'Your life is your story, and the adventure ahead of you is the journey to fulfill your own purpose and potential' - Kerry WashingtonCongratulations on completing your course successfully.
There is no better way to celebrate your achievements than attending your graduation ceremony.Apply nowIf you have already applied and paid, please ignore this email.NOTE: Seats are limited.
Get your application in early to avoid disappointment.Applications close on 1 November 2019.For more information;Visit http://mit.edu.au/students/graduation email [email protected].
MIT is registered by the Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA) as a higher education provider and our courses are accredited by TEQSA.
MIT is also registered on the Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students to provide courses for overseas students.MIT has two campuses, located in the heart of two of the most liveable cities of the world, Melbourne and Sydney.
Aptly located in the heart of the CBDs, both the campuses are easily accessible by public transport and offer a diverse and vibrant experience to the students.MIT provides a suite of undergraduate and postgraduate coursework programs to domestic and international students in Business, Accounting, Information Technology, Computer Networking and Engineering (Telecommunications).
These programs include Bachelor of Computer Hardware and Networking, Degrees in Cybersecurity, Graduate certificate in IT, Master in Data Science, Free Online Short Courses, Free Cybersecurity Courses, Master of Accounting, and Bachelor in Software Engineering.
In addition, the institute also offers NEAS-endorsed English language programs through its English Language Centre.Graduating job-ready with skills and knowledge you can apply immediately in the workforce is definitely a given with MIT because all degrees at MIT come with a work integrated learning (WIL) component to give you industry experience before you venture out into the real world on your own!
Undertake an industry-based project or internship which could lead to work opportunities as many of our students have experienced.Take advantage of our institution’s relationship with industries of all sizes and types, profit, and not-for-profit.
The Melbourne Institute of Technology (MIT) is participating in the 2020 Student Experience Survey (SES).
The SES is a national survey being conducted for the Australian Government Department of Education, Skills and Employment.The results of this survey will help the higher education sector and the government improves students’ course experience and enhances teaching and learning in Australian higher education institutions to improve outcomes for students.Our student’s feedback is very important and will contribute directly to the experience of current and future students.The SES is administered by the Social Research Centre, and selected students will have received an invitation to participate.
By completing the survey, students will be entered into a weekly prize draw for the chance to win a $1,000 prepaid VISA gift card, there is a total prize pool of $32,000.Watch your email inbox during the month of August for an invitation to complete the SES.More information about the SES can be found here.
All Australian degrees are guaranteed by the government to reach set standards.
If all degrees are created equal, how do you choose where to study?
What do you need to be more than standard?There is an answer.It lies in knowing what people learn while doing a degree.The cognitive factors – the specific knowledge required for the degree.And the non-cognitive factors – the other things students learn which can set them up for success.A 2012 paper by the University of Chicago (Teaching Adolescents to Become Learners: The Role of Noncognitive Factors in Shaping School Performance) points to five key, non-cognitive factors which can result in improved academic performance and positive life outcomes.These are:MindsetPerseveranceBehavioursLearning StrategiesSocial and emotional skills.And, fortunately for students considering a degree course, these can be learned.
The right environment can teach students to believe in their own ability to succeed.And while most academics will agree with the findings of the study, it can be hard for Australian students to find an institution which actively promotes these qualities.Rather than look in the traditional places, where there often seems to be a hands-off approach to non-curricular learning, students should look to smaller institutions like Melbourne Institute of Technology.
With smaller classes, they’re able to provide more access to teachers and academics which can support crucial learning strategies like making a plan and finding help when it’s needed.This can also support and grow the necessary behaviours which will serve students long into their career.And, with staffs who are more involved in campus life, MIT has developed processes which identify students who are in danger of falling through the cracks, helping them get back on track and learn the power of perseverance.The broader, global student base, with access to cross-cultural relationships, is an ideal training ground for developing social and emotional skills.It all about helping students develops the attributes which will set them apart in the workforce.
MIT see it as a team approach.
The world of business is changing fast.
Across all sectors from superannuation and banking to retail and recruitment.
Companies are reshaping the way they communicate to the customer and the way the customer relates to the company.
The digital revolution is here.
Companies like Telstra, Australian Super, The Search Party and Westfield have already adapted.This is based on Deloitte’s 2017 White Paper ‘Digital Disruption, Short fuse, big bang,’ which is based on data and expert opinion, which is based on in-depth experience, judgment and market knowledge.One third of the Australian economy is on the brink of major digital disruption.
But this is more than iPhones and internet.
Telecommunications and networking are two of the fastest growing professions today.
Telecommunications networks result from cohesion of several technologies into integrated, all-purpose network architectures such as the fourth generation (4G) and the emerging fifth generation (5G) networks.Deloitte Access Economics' report on ‘Australia’s Digital Pulse’ in 2017 predicts that based on current Australia’s workforce growth data on information and communications technology (ICT), there will be average growth of 2% per annum over the next five years within the ICT sector.
The report also identifies the ability to create opportunities in optimizing the effectiveness of 5G mobile technology deployment as a channel for Australia to reap the full benefits from the digital revolution and era.Melbourne Institute of Technology (MIT) is one of the few private higher education institutions in Australia that offers undergraduate and postgraduate degrees in Telecommunications Engineering.Bachelor of Engineering Technology and Master of EngineeringMelbourne Institute of Technology (MIT)’s Bachelor of Engineering Technology and Master of Engineering courses are unique as they focus on supporting and leveraging on these technologies.
They are offered with integrated industry experience as mandatory, enabling students to gain valuable experience and future job opportunities.MIT is proud to announce it has received full accreditation for a period of seven years by Australia’s Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA).
This is in addition to full accreditation from Engineers Australia (EA) for these Engineering courses.
These are outstanding outcomes for MIT, (currently) the only Australian private higher education institution having received the maximum period of re-accreditation by TEQSA and EA for its Engineering courses and reconfirms the caliber of MITs engineering courses.
The Melbourne Institute of Technology (MIT), a leading private provider of higher education in Australia, appreciates the valuable contributions made by international students and recognises the significant impact COVID-19 has had on the finances of some of its most vulnerable students, who through no fault of their own are struggling with the cost of living and studying.
Some face a very desperate situation where their part-time or casual employment has ceased and they are unable to return to their home country and at the same time experience difficulty in affording their continued stay in Australia.The safety and well-being of the MIT community remains the top priority, and MIT is doing everything possible to support students, during this difficult time.In this light, MIT’s Governing Board has pledged $1,000,000 to support international students who are experiencing financial hardship as a result of COVID-19.
The Financial Hardship Fund is available for all students who are enrolled in either an MIT course or a Federation University course at MIT in Trimester 1, 2020.
Students at both MIT’s Melbourne and Sydney campuses are eligible for support under this goodwill fund.The Financial Hardship Fund, announced today, is the most recent among a string of humanitarian initiatives undertaken by MIT and MIT Group Foundation (a registered Australian charity) over the years.
MIT continues to lead the way in goodwill initiatives, supporting students as well as many other disadvantaged communities in difficult circumstances of hardship or natural disasters.The one-million-dollar Financial Hardship Fund will be accessible to eligible students through one-off grants of up to $500 each.
Students are not required to repay the grants given.Guidelines for eligibility criteria and how the fund will be administered are being developed.In addition to grant payments, MIT has made available other financial assistance initiatives to support students to effectively manage their finances through these extremely challenging times.
'Your life is your story, and the adventure ahead of you is the journey to fulfill your own purpose and potential' - Kerry WashingtonCongratulations on completing your course successfully.
There is no better way to celebrate your achievements than attending your graduation ceremony.Apply nowIf you have already applied and paid, please ignore this email.NOTE: Seats are limited.
Get your application in early to avoid disappointment.Applications close on 1 November 2019.For more information;Visit http://mit.edu.au/students/graduation email [email protected].
Cyber security is a gold mine for anyone who has the right skills and knowledge.Around the world, there is a zero unemployment rate in this industry which is unheard of in any other area.By next year, the demand for cyber security professionals will increase to 6 million globally, the Palo Alto Research Centre reports.Companies are evolving at an exponential rate.
They are storing highly sensitive information in ‘the cloud’ because it is cheaper and more efficient.
While they are saving in one area, they are investing in other areas like cyber security.If you were to look for a job now, you’d find that there are heaps of jobs going in Cloud Solutions Architecture; Platform Engineering; Cloud Services and Security Solutions and Cyber Security Solutions for Cloud Computing.It is estimated that an average data breach in 2017 cost $3.5 million dollars, as reported on CSO Online.
You know, you can even consider taking your skills global.Rickard at CSO Online compiled a list of security breaches in America in 2017, and the results and frequency is astounding.
Every single month, a security breach with thousands of records being exposed was reported.That’s why cyber security specialists are in demand both here and overseas.
No country is safe.These jobs also come with high salaries because if anything goes wrong in this area, companies risk losing millions of dollars.If you want to future proof your career, the smart thing would be to apply for a degree in Networking and specialise in Cyber Security, Cloud Networking or Software Engineering.Graduates with a degree in Computer Networking from MIT, and specifically with a specialisation in Cyber Security.