Executive Master of Technology Management
Program Overview
Executive Master of Technology Management
The Executive Master of Technology Management is a fully online course tailored for ambitious professionals aiming to excel as technology leaders, enhancing their leadership and organisational skills to drive technology-forward enterprises. This course is not offered to international students.
Overview
Choose this course for a focused curriculum that blends leadership with technological expertise, fostering skills in data and process management essential for enterprise growth. Its distinctiveness lies in two industry-centric projects that hone strategic, leadership, and technological acumen, addressing real-world enterprise challenges.
You will acquire strategic leadership abilities, advanced communication and critical thinking skills, and a deep understanding of technology's role in business, equipping you to spearhead tech-led initiatives and innovations.
Learning occurs online, part-time, allowing you to integrate new skills into your current role while progressing your career without pausing your professional life.
Engage with top-tier faculty in a globally connected environment, with the flexibility to tailor your learning journey to your career objectives.
Graduates emerge ready to assume high-level roles such as CIO, CTO, and various directorial positions, adept at leading tech transformations.
Notes
This course is offered fully online.
- Students may be eligible for up to a total of 24cp of subject exemptions based on Recognition of prior learning as follows:
- Students who have completed identical subjects in another postgraduate UTS Online program.
- Students seeking RPL based on work experience are expected to have a minimum of five years full time, or equivalent part-time, experience in senior management or executive roles in the technology industry prior to the commencement of this course which will be assessed by the Faculty.
- Subject exemption is applicable only to subjects from CBK92022 Management, Enterprise and Technology choice.
The substitution of core subjects with an alternative/advanced postgraduate OPM subject in a similar field of study may be granted.
Availabilities
- Online campus-Session 1:
- Attendance mode: Online
- Attendance type: Full Time
- Location: Online campus
- Session: Session 1
- Student type: Domestic
- Online campus-Session 2:
- Attendance mode: Online
- Attendance type: Full Time
- Location: Online campus
- Session: Session 2
- Student type: Domestic
- Online campus-Session 3:
- Attendance mode: Online
- Attendance type: Full Time
- Location: Online campus
- Session: Session 3
- Student type: Domestic
- Online campus-Session 4:
- Attendance mode: Online
- Attendance type: Full Time
- Location: Online campus
- Session: Session 4
- Student type: Domestic
- Online campus-Session 5:
- Attendance mode: Online
- Attendance type: Full Time
- Location: Online campus
- Session: Session 5
- Student type: Domestic
- Online campus-Session 6:
- Attendance mode: Online
- Attendance type: Full Time
- Location: Online campus
- Session: Session 6
- Student type: Domestic
Learning Outcomes
Upon completion of this course, graduates will be able to:
- Critically reflect on ethical principles of stakeholder engagement and research practices to work effectively with and for Indigenous Australians across the IT profession.
- Interpret technical, ethical, business and regulatory knowledge and apply systems thinking to predict the consequences of technology and data initiatives, with commitment to act in a socially and globally responsible manner, to enable sustainable, future-focused outcomes.
- Critically analyse and manage data and stakeholder insights to identify, research and evaluate opportunities, dilemmas, constraints, contradictions, risks and uncertainties in complex and dynamic environments.
- Combine leadership theory and practices with expert judgement, organisational, strategic and business acumen to define, interpret and modify processes and the use of technology and data, within and across teams, functions and enterprises.
- Engage ethically with people, data and technology, demonstrate adaptability and communicate influentially to lead diverse teams, manage stakeholders, establish and leverage collaboration, and translate insights about technology and data use and value.
- Critically reflect on their own and others' practices, seek and act on feedback, build self-awareness of competencies, demonstrate autonomy and take responsibility for their professional practice and learning.
Structure
Students are required to complete 72 credit points, comprising:
- Technology and Enterprise stream (12 credit points)
- Technology and Enterprise Project stream (12 credit points)
- Management, Enterprise and Technology choice (48 credit points)
Technology and Enterprise Stream
12 Credit Points
- Building Enterprise Agility (6 CPs)
- Digital Strategy: Aligning Business and Technology (6 CPs)
Enterprise and Technology Project stream
12 Credit Points
- Project Design (6 CPs)
- Project Application (6 CPs)
Management, Enterprise and Technology choice
48 Credit Points
- Select 48 credit points from the following subjects:
- Artificial Intelligence for Enterprises (6 CPs)
- Cybersecurity Analytics and Insights (6 CPs)
- Cybersecurity Management (6 CPs)
- Data Ethics and Regulation (6 CPs)
- Data Visualisation and Visual Analytics (6 CPs)
- Database (6 CPs)
- Enabling Enterprise Information Systems (6 CPs)
- Leading People and Change (6 CPs)
- Machine Learning (6 CPs)
- Python Programming for Data Processing (6 CPs)
- Technology and Innovation Management (6 CPs)
Inherent Requirements
Inherent requirements are academic and non-academic requirements that are essential for successfully completing a course at UTS.
Award(s)
Executive Master of Technology Management (MTechMgtExec)
Faculty
Engineering and Information Technology
Study Level
Postgraduate
Location
Online campus
Duration
2 Year(s)
Duration - Part time
4 Year(s)
Language of Instruction
English