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Bachelor of Information Technology
ProviderCharles Sturt UniversityCourse overview
Accredited by the Australian Computer Society, the Bachelor of Information Technology at Charles Sturt University gives you a comprehensive understanding of fields across the entire IT industry.
As well as covering core components of the information systems and computing disciplines – such as databases, digital communications, programming, information security and project management. You can also choose to major in an area that fires your imagination and fits your career goals. Choose from: Cyber Security, Network Engineering, Software and Application Development, and Web Development.
Alongside your foundational and technical skills, you'll also study employability skills subjects that will give you the aptitudes relevant to any job - such as communication, problem-solving and critical thinking. So you'll graduate with the ultimate portfolio of skills that employers need. How do we know employers need them? We got them to help us develop the course. Gain a solid grounding in fundamental theory and practice in your first year. Then, build on those foundations by specialising in an area that aligns with your career goals. Choose a major from cyber security, network engineering, software and application design, or web development.
Get set for the ultimate industry engagement through our paid internship partnership with IBM Australia. You'll have the opportunity to apply your knowledge and skills in a professional workplace and make industry relationships – all while getting paid! Other work placement opportunities exist with a broad range of IT employers working across all industry sectors.We're changing the game when it comes to online courses with the advantage of hands-on learning. In year one, choose to study exclusively online or combine on-campus and online study. Enjoy ultimate flexibility with a compact timetable. Learn more independently through your second and third years as you specialise and undertake industry placements.
Entry requirements
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Standard entry
If your current English result is below direct entry, consider the university-recognised English language pathway or ELICOS package; successful completion at the required level can usually satisfy English entry without another English test.
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