Explore our range of 100% online postgraduate courses in Technology
UTS Online offers a range of technology courses to advance your career in technology leadership, artificial intelligence (AI) and digital strategy. Whether you're managing complex IT projects, leading digital transformation or developing AI-driven solutions, our technology courses equip you with the expertise you need for your next career move.
Develop the strategic mindset, technical expertise, and leadership capabilities needed to navigate and influence the future of technology - on your terms, at your own pace.
UTS Online postgraduate courses are available to Australian residents. If you are an international applicant, you won't be able to get a student visa to study any of the UTS Online Technology postgraduate courses
Technology Management
Why study Technology courses with UTS Online?
Top 5 in Australia for Computing Science & Engineering1
Top 100 University Globally2
Top 10 in Australia for graduate employability3
Australia's Top Performing Young University4
1Academic World Ranking of World Universities, 2024 2QS World University Rankings, 2025 3QS Graduate Employability Rankings, 2024 4Times Higher Education Young University Rankings, 2025
Industry-aligned learning with practical applications
Our courses are developed with leading industry experts, equipping you with the latest frameworks, strategies and tools to tackle modern tech challenges.
Connect with network of technology leaders
Join our community of technology professionals, industry leaders, and innovators and expand your professional network for future career opportunities.
Specialisations to shape your impact
Focus your studies on technology management, AI or digital strategy and gain the specialised expertise to support your career progression and leadership opportunities.
Explore our Technology study pathways
Pathway options are available for students who complete a graduate certificate course and wish to progress to the master’s course as well as students who have previous experience in related roles.
These pathways provide flexibility and allow students to tailor their learning experience to their individual needs and interests.
Students who complete the Graduate Certificate in Technology Management or the Graduate Certificate in Artificial Intelligence Management, may qualify to advance to the Master of Technology Management.
Students with the academic qualification required, and a minimum of 5 years professional practice may be eligible for recognition of prior learning (RPL) and could receive up to 4 subjects (24 credit points) of advanced standing towards the Executive Master of Technology Management, reducing the completion time to as little as 16 months.
For personalised pathway advice, speak to a Student Enrolment Advisor.
See Entry Requirements for the Executive Master of Technology Management. Your previous studies or employment experience can be acknowledged as credit towards your online postgraduate studies, provided that it meets the relevant course requirements.
FAQ's about Technology courses at UTS Online
A technology management course combines business and IT, focusing on managing technological innovations, IT project management, and aligning technology strategies with business goals.
Yes, IT is a rapidly evolving field with strong demand for skilled professionals. Roles such as IT managers and system analysts are integral to modern businesses across various industries.
Yes, as organisations increasingly rely on technology, there is a growing demand for professionals who can bridge the gap between technical teams and business objectives. Technology managers are essential for leading digital transformation and ensuring that technological innovations align with organisational goals.
Absolutely. Many IT programs, including those offered by UTS Online, are designed for individuals from diverse backgrounds. These courses provide foundational knowledge and skills, enabling career changers to enter the IT field successfully.
Yes! Tech is one of Australia’s fastest-growing sectors, with over 1.2 million tech workers projected by 2030. Demand spans cybersecurity, data, cloud, and digital leadership roles.
Source: Tech Council of Australia, 2024
You’ll be set up for roles like IT manager, digital transformation lead, solutions architect or CIO. These roles are all about aligning tech with business strategy—one of the most valuable skillsets in today’s workforce.
“I’m not just in a class with nursing leaders; there were dietitians, social workers, every kind of allied health professional, and people working in strategy, risk, and safety. That was great, particularly if you’re looking to step into the management phase of your career and want to understand all these different perspectives.”
Brenton C, Master of Health Services Management - Student
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