The Bachelor of Information Technology (Co-op) provides a distinguished bachelors degree in IT that enables students to acquire valuable experience through a paid, supervised, industry placement. Students normally undertake industry placement following the successful completion of two years (4 terms) of study.  Industry placements are typically of six months duration.

The core courses in this program provide the student with a solid grounding in the core body of IT knowledge and skills as defined by the Australian Computer Society (ACS).  The courses in each major in all three years of the program allow students to choose an area of major in preparation for employment or further study.

Students will be able to construct their program based on the prescribed requirements.  Students must complete a total of 23 courses (144 credit points), comprising:

• 8 compulsory courses; 
• 2 industry placement courses;
• 1 major (7 courses, including a 12 credit point capstone course); and
• 6 electives