The speed of change in Information and Communications Technology requires everyone to update their knowledge every few years. Western Sydney University courses recognise this. In addition we concentrate on the vital role that computer networks, including internet and web technologies, are playing in all areas of life. This is reflected in our research strengths in networking and web engineering. The Master of Information and Communications Technology (Advanced) prepares computing professionals and recent graduates for work in the information and communications technologies sector at the top of today's thoroughly globalised and networked environment. The course combines both Web Engineering and Networking specialisations, giving a strong foundation for your professional life in computing.

With a Master of Information and Communications Technology (Advanced) you are equipped for different streams within the growing Information and Communications Technology industry: Web Engineering stream roles include web engineer, developer, project leader, manager, e-business specialist or developer, enterprise application developer or project leader, workflow specialist or project leader. Networking stream roles include network specialist, project leader, manager, engineer, administrator, security officer/specialist, multimedia engineer/specialist or mobile system developer/specialist. Generic stream roles include IT specialist, project manager, team leader, systems manager, developer, IT consultant, software developer or solutions architect.