Bachelor of Information Technology

The Bachelor of Information Technology at Wentworth Institute of Higher Education has a course duration of 156 weeks.

The Bachelor of Information Technology is offered at two campus locations: the Sydney Campus and the Canberra Campus, with delivery via face-to-face mode.

To enter the Bachelor of Information Technology, domestic students require an Australian Undergraduate Degree or equivalent. International students additionally require an IELTS Academic overall band score of 6.5, with no band lower than 6.0 (or equivalent).

Students will gain a broad knowledge of IT with a focus on software development, including organisational problems and user needs, design, programming, networking, and hardware. The degree also focuses on developing the skills students will need as IT professionals, enabling graduates to critically analyse organisational ICT problems, solve complex real-world problems, and work individually or as part of a professional team to deliver ICT services.

Yes, Wentworth Institute offers several scholarships including Higher Education Equity Scholarships for students with financial need or other disadvantages (awarded any time during your course), Merit Scholarships based solely on academic excellence (awarded at any time during your course), and Fee Exemption Scholarships available at application for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students and Patricks College students.