Bachelor of Information Technology
University of Newcastle
Type of institution: University/Higher Education Institution
Level: Undergraduate
CRICOS: 00109J
Information Technology focuses on how digital systems are implemented, managed and improved in real organisations. You’ll learn how technology supports businesses, government and communities across every sector. As artificial intelligence, cloud computing and cyber security continue to expand, demand is growing for graduates with strong technical skills. You’ll learn to translate technology into practical solutions. Develop skills in programming, data analytics and systems design. Graduate ready to deliver technology that makes an impact. Choose to specialise as an ICT Developer, ICT Business Analyst or ICT Security Specialist. Whether you want to build applications, analyse business needs or strengthen digital security, you’ll graduate ready to apply technology confidently in real workplaces.
Structure
- The Bachelor of Information Technology requires students to pass courses totalling 240 units, as follows: 140 units of Core courses
- One major comprised of 60 units
- 40 units of Electives or an Elective Pathway of your choice.
Subjects
- ICT Developer, ICT Business Analyst, ICT Security Specialist.
Standard entry requirements
Eligibility for admission to this program is based on applicants meeting the minimum selection rank, or satisfying the requirements for an approved admission scheme.
Recognition
The Bachelor of Information Technology (Callaghan and Singapore) is accredited by the Australian Computer Society (ACS). This accreditation applies to the ICT Developer major. The ICT Business Analyst and ICT Security Specialist major are provisionally accredited by ACS for students who commence in 2026. Please note, while the Singapore offering is accredited by the ACS, accreditation by the Seoul Accord is not automatic for this offering.
