Information Technology

IT professionals work with computer hardware and software, including the screen you're looking at, the network you're connected to, and the software you're using right now. If you're interested in a career in computing, this is the degree for you.The Bachelor of Information Technology will prepare you for a career working with computers and information, where you'll apply technical skills to solve problems, support innovation, and improve communication between people.Choose to complete one or two majors, or an extended major. Majors cover topics relevant to computer hardware, software, and user experience. Majors are also optional – if you prefer, you can study a mix of courses.Complete a range of compulsory courses that will build your core knowledge about software and hardware. You'll study topics including software engineering, design, mathematics, information systems, and more.Benefit from a program developed through strong industry consultation with our Industry Advisory Board. The board is made up of multinational companies including Boeing, Microsoft, Virgin, Accenture and SAP, as well as smaller local startups.Develop the skills and knowledge you need to shape the future of information communication technology.TEACHING STAFFOur teachers are topsOur research and teaching work in Computer Science and Information Systems was ranked 60th in the world by subject in the 2017 QS World University Rankings. This puts our academics as the best ranked in Queensland and in the top five in Australia.PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCELink up with industryIn your final year you'll have the opportunity to undertake a placement through the CEED program. During your placement you'll work on a significant industry-based project that integrates the knowledge and skills you've learned during your studies .CAMPUS LIFEState-of-the-art facilitiesThe school is home to facilities including more than 400 Windows, Unix and Apple...