A one-year, coursework-focused graduate diploma that delivers foundational assurance, audit and governance knowledge for information systems. Suited to graduates or IT professionals seeking targeted postgraduate credentials or a stepping stone toward the Master of Information Systems Assurance Management (MISAM).
The Graduate Diploma in Information Assurance is an 18-credit, six-course program delivered as a one-year graduate credential. Coursework completed in this diploma can be applied toward admission to the Master of Information Systems Assurance Management (MISAM) if the student later applies and is accepted. The program is offered by the Faculty of Management.
Students complete six courses (total 18 credits) focused on information assurance topics, including assurance, information systems audit and governance. Specific course listings and the current one-year course plan are maintained by the program; current students are directed to Online Services for planning.
Admission requirements are set out in the university Academic Calendar; prospective applicants should consult that official resource for detailed criteria. The program page indicates where to apply and who to contact for questions.
The diploma is intended to broaden skills in information assurance, systems audit and governance. It is appropriate for IT professionals or graduates aiming to move into roles that require assurance, audit, governance or compliance knowledge, or for those preparing to pursue the MISAM master's pathway.
Tuition and fee information is provided by the university for domestic and international students; applicants should review the university’s tuition pages and the Faculty of Management scholarship listings for potential funding opportunities. Membership of the university in AACSB is noted on faculty materials.
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