Bachelor of Information Technology

The Bachelor of Information Technology includes two Work Integrated Learning (WIL) subjects — WIL201A and WIL301A — completed over two trimesters, providing a minimum of 600 hours of industry experience plus 180 hours of self-study. In the study period prior to the first WIL subject, a team of consultants works to secure a suitable placement that is the best fit for the student's unique skills, interests and professional goals.

The Bachelor of Information Technology offers 26 subjects in total: 12 core IT subjects, 8 IT specified elective subjects, 4 general elective subjects, and 2 Work Integrated Learning (WIL) subjects. The degree covers fundamental concepts such as information systems, networking, programming, and database management, as well as specialised subjects like cyber security, web and mobile technologies, and edge computing.

Yes, ICMS offers two optional specialisations: the Bachelor of Information Technology (Big Data and Analytics) and the Bachelor of Information Technology (Cyber Security). These specialisation degrees are in high demand by global organisations grappling with the ever-growing complexities and threats in data management and security.

ICMS is a proud member of the Australian Computer Society (ACS) Professional Partner Program (PPP) and provides free ACS membership to information technology students, giving them access to cutting-edge industry knowledge and mentoring from experienced technology professionals, ACS Skillsoft (a digital library with more than 35,000 learning resources), over 400 networking and professional development events annually, and tailored career advice and support from the ACS team. Please note that membership with the ACS does not constitute course accreditation by ACS.

Yes, FEE-HELP is available to eligible domestic students. Additionally, the Australian Technology Skills Grant supports domestic (Australian and New Zealand) students starting out in technology careers to help meet Australia's growing need for skilled tech professionals. ICMS also offers a range of scholarships including the ICMS Country Education Foundation (CEF) Scholarship, ICMS Professional Scholarships Program, ICMS Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples Scholarship, ICMS International Scholarship, and the ICMS Equity Scholarship (New Undergraduate Domestic Students).