Bachelor of Information and Communications Technologies (General)

Summary

The flexibility of this degree lets you explore a wide range of ICT disciplines while building a strong foundation in computing. You’ll gain core knowledge across areas such as software development, networking, cloud computing, data engineering and AI—giving you a broad skill set that opens doors to many technology careers.This option is ideal if you want to keep your choices open or develop versatile IT skills that combine technical capability with business and problem‑solving know‑how. You’ll learn through a mix of theory, hands‑on projects and real‑world problem solving, building professional skills like communication, collaboration and critical thinking as you progress.In your final year, you’ll complete a work‑integrated learning project, applying what you’ve learned in an industry setting. You can also choose electives to tailor your learning to your interests and career aspirations.Key highlightsFlexible study across multiple IT disciplines within a three-year degreeBroad technical foundation for a range of technology careersBuild technical and professional skills, including communication and problem-solvingLearn emerging technologies such as AI, cloud computing and cybersecurity.Prepare for broad ICT roles across industriesGain real-world experience in your final year through a work-integrated learning project, where you’ll apply your skills in an industry settingWhat you’ll learnProgramming and software developmentOperating systems and networkingCloud computing and Internet of ThingsDatabase design and data managementArtificial intelligence and machine learningCybersecurity fundamentals IT governance and integration frameworksProfessional IT practice and project managementWeb and application developmentNetworking, routing and network security