• What is Information Systems?
  • Business Information Systems
  • Accounting Information Systems
  • Business Security Management
  • eBusiness
  • Interactive Marketing
  • Health Informatics
  • Professional Practice
  • Quantitative Business Analysis
  • Supply Chain Management
  • Technology Management
• Undergraduate Courses
• Bachelor of Business Information Systems
  • BBIS Prospects
  • Student Profile
  • Applying for the BBIS
  • BBIS course structure
• Bachelor of Business Information Systems combined course
• Honours
  • Honours Prospects
  • Applying for Honours
• Postgraduate Courses
• Master of Information Systems
  • MIS Prospects
  • Applying for the MIS
• Master of Accounting Information Systems
• Doctor of Philosophy

Courses

Master of Accounting Information Systems (MAIS)

Course Team Chair: Mr Michael Brookes

This new course which commenced in 2006 develops the skills, knowledge and understanding required to design and manage accounting information systems in the sophisticated information systems environment of contemporary business.  The course positions graduates with a specialist, distinctive qualification which meets the specific requirements of business and government in a crucial area of opportunity.

The MAIS is an eight credit point course consisting of two compulsory units; three Accounting and Finance units; and three Information Systems units, which can be completed in one year of full time study.

Admission requirements:  a four year undergraduate degree or equivalent in a related discipline, or a three year undergraduate degree or equivalent in a related discipline and two years relevant professional or managerial experience in a commercial or information systems environment.

More information on course rules and structure for the Master of Accounting Information Systems is available from Deakin's online handbook.