Bachelor of Information Technology

RMIT's undergraduate IT courses use a teaching model known as Bootcamp2Studio. In this model, you will undertake up to six weeks of intensive, focused learning across a programming session known as a 'boot camp' to give you a solid foundation in theory, followed by nine weeks learning in a studio-style environment where you'll go into more advanced techniques and apply them to solve real-world challenges, working both in groups and independently.

At RMIT, you'll experience internships and work on real-world projects with leading organisations such as Amazon Web Services and ANZ. You can also add a year of work experience onto a three-year degree.

RMIT is ranked in the top 10 in Australia, and in the top 120 universities globally for Computer Science and Information Systems, according to the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2026.

Yes, RMIT allows you to customise your study by combining your major with cross-disciplinary minors, or you can add a year of work experience onto a three-year degree.

Through the Bootcamp2Studio hybrid form of teaching, you'll build transferable skills in problem solving and teamwork, learn to adapt to new projects, technologies and settings quickly, and be exposed to professional practice and standards that prepare you for your future workplace.