Overview

MIT is registered by Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA) as an Institute of higher education (TEQSA Provider Identification Number: 12138) and our courses are accredited by TEQSA. TEQSA is Australia’s independent national regulator of the higher education sector including public universities in Australia. TEQSA ensures that all public and private higher education providers meet the Higher Education Standards Framework or the Threshold Standards in order to be accredited to deliver tertiary level programs within Australia’s higher education system. MIT is also registered on the Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS Provider No: 01545C, 03245K (NSW)) to provide courses for overseas students.

As a proprietary limited company, MIT is registered with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) and is established under a Constitution. A copy of the MIT Constitution is available upon request.

Our corporate and academic governance structures ensure that MIT is operating effectively and sustainably and that we maintain the highest standards in the quality of our teaching and learning. A high-level organisational chart of MIT can be found here.

MIT provides a suite of undergraduate and postgraduate coursework programs to domestic and international students in Business, Accounting, Information Technology, Computer Networking and Engineering (Telecommunications). In addition, the institute also offers NEAS endorsed English language programs through its English Language Centre.

MIT has two campuses, located in the heart of two of the most liveable cities of the world, Melbourne and Sydney. Aptly located in the heart of the CBDs, both the campuses are easily accessible by Public transport.

MIT believes that everyone deserves access to a tertiary education. When people make the choice to pursue a higher education, they are truly seeking to improve their situation. MIT proudly provides students with an opportunity to learn and better their job prospects and future career progression. Students are given access to a rigorous academic curriculum which is delivered by qualified academic and professional staff on a one-on-one basis. Additionally, a wide-range of personalised support services enhances student engagement and enables students to reach their full potential.

Melbourne campus

Located in the centre of Melbourne Central Business District (CBD), the MIT Melbourne campus is the larger of the two campuses.

Situated among shops, restaurants, banks, post offices and entertainment outlets, close to parks and gardens, hospitals, the State Library of Victoria and the Queen Victoria Market, and with easy access to public transport, the MIT Melbourne campus offers the perfect balance between study, work and play.

Campus facilities and services include excellent teaching and learning facilities, modern computer labs, networking studio labs, wireless internet, a comprehensive library with the latest electronic information services, computer shop, student lounge, prayer room, campus security, first-aid facilities, career advisory, study support and counselling.