The aim of this programme is to prepare students with a broad and generic understanding of core and technical concepts in Information Systems. Graduates of this programme will be able to demonstrate a broad and generalist understanding, knowledge and skills in Information Systems including computer administration, networking, software development, user experience and technical and functional support. The programme will equip learners with the required soft skills and technical skills to meet the range of Information Systems roles.

The New Zealand Diploma in Information Systems constitutes an NZQA approved 120 credit Level 5 qualification. This qualification consists of eight papers in all. You need to pass in all papers to complete the qualification. The 44-week study of New Zealand Diploma in Information Systems provides a broad and generalist understanding, knowledge and skills in Information Systems including computer administration, networking, software development, user experience and technical and functional support. The aim of this programme is to equip learners with a broad generic understanding of the core and technical concepts in Information systems. This programme will allow the learners to attain entry level roles and pursue further study in Information Systems. Learners will be equipped with the soft skills and technical knowledge to meet the needs of a range of Information Systems roles. Graduates will also be able to work independently in familiar situations and also as part of the team under broad supervision.