International students must meet specific academic eligibility requirements to study in Australia. Generally, applicants must have completed secondary education equivalent to Year 12 in Australia. Universities may require a minimum GPA or percentage based on the grading system of the applicant’s home country.

For undergraduate programs, students often need strong grades in relevant subjects like Mathematics and English. Postgraduate programs require a recognized bachelor's degree with a minimum GPA.

An IELTS Academic score of 6.0 overall, with no band score below 6.0 (or equivalent).

The Bachelor of Information Technology offers a comprehensive foundation in various IT disciplines, preparing students for dynamic roles in technology-driven industries. This program focuses on essential skills such as programming, network administration, data management, and systems analysis, making it highly adaptable to the ever-evolving tech landscape. Graduates are equipped with a strong theoretical understanding and practical experience, enabling them to work across sectors such as cybersecurity, cloud computing, and software development. Additionally, students gain hands-on experience through internships, industry collaborations, and project-based learning. The degree also emphasizes problem-solving, critical thinking, and technical communication, ensuring that graduates are not only proficient in technical tasks but can also effectively collaborate in team settings. Graduates of this program are highly sought after for roles such as IT consultants, system analysts, and developers, with the flexibility to choose from diverse career pathways in both private and public sectors.

The UC Bachelor of Information Technology is a globally recognised qualification that will help you progress into any of the following career pathways including:

Cloud computing architect
ICT project manager
Data analyst
Mobile apps developer
Cybersecurity specialist
Cybersecurity operations manager
Chief information officer
Big data engineer
Big data architect
Data scientist
Business intelligence specialist
Service desk manager
System administrator
Cloud computing architect
IoT engineer, developer or designer
Artificial Intelligence practitioner
Machine learning engineer
Robotics specialist.

The Bachelor of Information Technology provides students with a range of research opportunities in various fields of technology. Students have the chance to explore areas like artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, data science, and cloud computing. Research in these fields often involves solving real-world problems, developing innovative software solutions, and analyzing large datasets. Through supervised research projects, students can engage with emerging technologies and contribute to advancements in the IT sector. Many universities offer research-focused electives and encourage collaboration with industry partners, giving students access to state-of-the-art facilities and tools. As part of their studies, students may be involved in research groups or labs that focus on software engineering, network security, or human-computer interaction. These experiences provide students with the necessary skills and knowledge to pursue postgraduate research or to enter professional IT careers in academia, government, or private industry.