Bachelor of Information Technology

Graduates can work in a range of creative and commercial industries including advertising, education and gaming, or in cultural institutions, with roles such as interactive media designer, usability specialist, information architect or graphic designer.

Yes, this degree is available as a double degree — the Bachelor of Design (Interaction Design)/Bachelor of Information Technology — which allows you to get a broader range of experiences in a shorter range of time as opposed to a single degree.

The curriculum prioritises hands-on learning and real industry projects, helping you gain skills and confidence for your career. You can also gain experience with leading organisations through QUT's work-integrated learning program.

You will develop cutting-edge design skills, knowledge and capabilities needed for a contemporary designer to work across multiple fields, practices and contexts, as well as information technology skills that equip you to transform and shape the future.

Yes, students have studied the Bachelor of Design (Interaction Design)/Bachelor of Information Technology with a Computer Science major, which allows you to design intuitive interfaces while also understanding how everything works behind the scenes.