Bachelor of Information Systems

The global demand for information and communication technology (ICT) professionals is strong and growing. In Australia, ICT is one of the top five industries hiring new staff members in Australia. The overall purpose of the Bachelor of Information Systems (BIS) course is to develop competent and practical practitioners who add value to the professional ICT community. The course is designed to combine essential knowledge in core business disciplines with advanced knowledge in ICT. Students will learn the principles behind the design of information systems and how ICT can be used to help organisations to meet their needs. Contemporary and emerging ICT topics such as big data, block chain, business intelligence and Internet of Things are incorporated into the course to ensure the graduates are immersed with the latest developments in ICT.

Completion of a current or previously approved VCE, HSC or equivalent; orCompletion of the IB Diploma, including English; orCompletion of an overseas qualification of an equivalent standard to an approved Australian Year 12 qualification; orCompletion of one year of an AQF-accredited award at the level of Certificate IV or above; orCompletion of one year of study at Level 7 of the AQF or equivalent at an Australian or overseas higher education provider. This includes applicants who have completed or partially completed a degree or HE Diploma.