The Bachelor of Information Technology is a three year programme which aims to prepare graduates for professional roles within the information technology (IT) industry. The programme equips students with a broad range of knowledge and practical skills to address evolving technologies and practices in areas such as cybersecurity, database design, artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning, software engineering, and computer networking. Students gain valuable real-world experience through hands-on projects, including the Internship and Service desk, IT Internship or Helpdesk, Capstone Project, and work placements. Graduates may obtain employment in a wide range of roles in the IT, business, and community sectors in New Zealand or internationally, or progress to further postgraduate study in IT or related areas.
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To be eligible for admission to this programme, all applicants must meet three admission requirements: * Requirements for either General, Special, or Discretionary admission * Any additional Programme specific requirements * English language requirements To be admitted to this programme all applicants must be at least 16 years of age on the date the programme starts, and meet one of the following requirements: i.
University Entrance: 1.
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