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Bachelor of Information Technology

University of Southern Queensland (UniSQ)

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Course code
F993586096
Duration
36 months
Language
English
Institution type
Public
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Course overview

- Join the most in-demand profession in Australia* and learn how to be a problem solver and innovator across a wide range of industries as an expert in information technology.

- In UniSQ’s Bachelor of Information Technology, you can choose to specialise in software application development, artificial intelligence and data science, or networking and cyber security.

- Connect with industry partners and gain work-integrated learning experience during a final-year capstone course.

- Studying a Bachelor of Information Technology in Australia allows you to learn best-practice and valuable insights from renowned experts and researchers in ICT, and gain skills and knowledge to help you seek industry certification.

- When you study with us, you have to option to enrol in courses online or attend classes on-campus, to speed up or slow down your learning by studying full-time or part-time depending on your work, family and life commitments.

- The Bachelor of Information Technology is Australian Computer Society (ACS) accredited, giving eligibility for ACS membership, and recognition by ACS for certification.

Fees and intakes

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AUD 14,760 / semester
Initial deposit AUD 14,760
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Entry snapshot

Language requirements
IELTS
Minimum score on request
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Academic requirements
High School
Qualification review required
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Campuses

Springfield campus · AU Toowoomba campus · AU

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