Bachelor of Information and Communications Technologies (Network Engineering)

Summary

The Network Engineering pathway will prepare you for a career in networking, infrastructure and cloud systems, focusing on designing, deploying and managing modern IT environments. The programme emphasises practical learning through hands‑on labs, simulations and real‑world projects. You’ll develop technical expertise in networking technologies, cybersecurity, cloud platforms and infrastructure management. You’ll also learn how to build and manage complex network environments, including cloud infrastructure, routing and switching technologies, and network security. This pathway equips you with the knowledge and technical skills to configure enterprise networks, manage infrastructure, and ensure secure connectivity across systems and platforms.

Key highlights

Industry‑relevant networking skills for modern enterprise environments Hands‑on experience with real networking and infrastructure technologies Skills for cloud and distributed systems used across today’s ICT roles Cybersecurity awareness embedded into networking practice Preparation for critical ICT roles that keep organisations connected and secure Flexible study options, with full‑time in 3 years or part‑time up to 5 years

What you’ll learn

Computer networks and network architecture Routing and switching technologies Enterprise networking and automation Network security and cybersecurity fundamentals Wireless networks and cloud infrastructure Network monitoring and performance management Infrastructure deployment and operations