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Start with programming fundamentals then explore advanced elective topics. Majors include data science and software development. Includes industry-based work integrated learning. Focus your honours year on a detailed study of your research problem.

Become a critical thinker in ICT, using research skills to analyse complex scenarios in the workforce. Move beyond a computer science “doer” and become an orchestrator. Learn how to run large ICT projects in a professional setting. 

Prepare for business and IT roles in today’s competitive industry. You’ll work on in demand skills like design thinking and digital literacy. Explore emerging technologies in your specialisation, including cybersecurity and sustainable business.

Learn about the Earth's structure, plus the key concepts of spatial information. Get access to data systems, Industry 4.0 technology and more. Choose from electives in innovation, sustainability, and sensor networks. 100% online.

With a dual focus on network technology and software technology, this degree gets you work-ready for the ICT industry. You’ll study IT theory and build your workplace skills. Innovate to solve ICT problems and graduate as a confident IT professional.

Use cutting edge technology to help people and businesses. You’ll build strong IT foundations then delve into electives. Explore web development, the cloud, cyber security, and more. Use data. Start programming. Gain industry certifications as you go.

Unlock tech careers and further study pathways with this short online business course. Accenture experts cover IT and data science fundamentals. Unpack automation, security, and AR/VR basics. You’ll explore industry examples and client case studies.

Learn from industry experts, develop real world skills, and build a portfolio. In this course you’ll explore how to conduct user research and prototype solutions. Become the valued digital specialist who connects the business to their customer.

Start building your foundational IT knowledge in networking and programming. Get thinking about your IT career and further studies. Pick the elective that points you in the right direction—computer science, hardware or business.