Graduate Certificate in Enterprise Systems

Understand the role of enterprise systems in digital transformation, including the business value that could benefit organisations, through a combination of theoretical and practical learning, utilising ERPsim games and software from leading enterprise system vendors like SAP - the world’s largest enterprise applications software company.

Choose between two specialisations, Functional or Developer, based on your interest area and chosen career path. The Functional stream will prepare you for various consultant/analyst/developer roles to assist businesses in digital transformation by implementing and using digital enterprise systems, whilst the Developer stream will provide technical skills for customisation, integrating and upgrading of digital enterprise systems.

Several IBM placement scholarships are also available for this program, conditional to the IBM recruitment policy and chosen project. IBM will conduct interviews and offer placements to successful candidates.

Following successful completion, you may wish to pursue further study and complete the Master of Technology (Enterprise Systems and Business Analytics) or the Master of Technology (Software Engineering). Credit will be assessed on a case-by-case scenario. The maximum credit points awarded is 60 (4 subjects).

Academic entry requirements

A three-year degree in IT, science, engineering, business (major or minor in IT) or equivalent; or (2) A diploma in IT, science, engineering, business (major or minor in IT) or equivalent, and with the appropriate level of industry experience.

English language requirements

IELTS 6.0 with no band less than 6.0 or equivalent.

Business analyst

Programmer

SAP developer

SAP functional analyst

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