墨尔本理工学院

Information and communications technology (ICT) are crucial tools in any business. Qualified ICT professionals are always in high demand. From ICT support technicians and test engineers, to business and systems analysts, jobs in this industry are experiencing strong growth, with as many as 70,000 new positions predicted in the next five years. Melbourne Polytechnic’s Bachelor of Information Technology is designed to provide high-level skills with a business focus, ensuring you’re up-to-date with the latest industry-relevant skills.

Endless possibilities with a highly regarded, accredited degree

Melbourne Polytechnic’s Bachelor of Information Technology students will graduate with in-demand skills and the knowledge to meet the ICT needs of local and multinational organisations as well as the broader business community. Your skill set will allow you to shape your career based on your interests, from systems administrator to software developer.

Complete units at either or both campuses to suit you and your timetable.

Majors offered at Prahran campus:

• Software Development
• Business Information Systems
• Network Security

On graduating, based on the skills you have gained as mapped against the international SFIA standard, the job roles for which you are most suited on graduation are:

• ICT Business Analyst
• Web Developer
• Computer Network and Systems Engineer
• Network Operations Specialist
• Programmer Analyst
• Database Administrator

CAREER PATHWAYS

Where will this take me

Careers in IT are diverse. You may find work and a career pathway across industries and across the globe

• Network Administrator
• Network Engineer
• Systems Developer
• Website Developer
• Database Developer
• Programmer
• Project Manager
• Project Administrator
• Business Analyst
• ICT Support Officer
• Cybersecurity Analyst
• Cybersecurity Practitioner
• Software Developer

Pathways

Successful completion of this course will enable you to enrol in postgraduate study

How you learn

• Laboratory
• Seminar
• Flexible
• Workshops
• Lecture
• Classroom

Units of Study

Credit points are a basic measure of student workload. All subjects are given a credit point value. Most subjects at Melbourne Polytechnic are 12 credit points. A normal full-time annual workload is 96 credit points. The academic year is divided into two main semesters; full-time students usually enrol in 48 credit points each semester, part-time students usually enrol in 24 credit points each semester or less.