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Course Overview
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Course Content
Fundamentals of Artificial Intelligence
Year 1 core topic
Fundamentals of Software Engineering
Year 1 core topic
Programming Fundamentals
Year 1 core topic
Database Modelling and Information Management
Year 1 core topic
Introduction to Forensic Practice
Year 1 core topic
Networks and Cybersecurity
Year 1 core topic
UX Fundamentals
Year 1 core topic
Professional Skills
Year 1 core topic
Full-Stack Web Development
Year 2 core topic
Data Structures and Algorithms
Year 2 core topic
Systems Software
Year 2 core topic
Cybersecurity
Year 2 core topic
ICT Management and Professional Standards
Year 2 core topic
Networking Fundamentals
Year 2 core topic
Digital Forensics
Year 2 core topic
Computer Forensics
Year 2 core topic
Cloud and Distributed Computing
Year 3 core topic
Advanced Algorithms and Programming
Year 3 core topic
Information Security
Year 3 core topic
Advanced Enterprise Security
Year 3 core topic
Workplace Preparation
Year 3 core topic
Routing and Switching
Year 3 core topic
Internet and Network Forensics
Year 3 core topic
12-week Industry-based Practicum
Year 3 hands-on industry placement
Common Questions
Yes. The Bachelor of Information Technology degrees at Flinders are accredited by the Australian Computer Society at the professional level. Professional ICT courses accredited by the Australian Computer Society are recognised internationally under the Seoul Accord, and graduates meet the academic requirements for attaining chartered status as ICT professionals. Additionally, as an authorised Cisco Academy, Flinders' partnership with Cisco allows you to undertake courses that contribute towards Cisco certification as a Cisco Certified Entry Networking Technician or Cisco Certified Networking Associate.
Yes. In your third year, you will complete a 12-week Industry-based Practicum, giving you hands-on experience in a real workplace setting. Throughout the degree you will also develop practical, career-ready skills through labs and projects informed by industry.
Year 1 will be completed at the City campus, while Years 2 and 3 will be completed at Tonsley. The degree is delivered in person across both the Tonsley and City campuses in South Australia.
For 2026, the annual indicative fees are $9,537 for Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) students and $43,600 for Full Fee Paying (FFP) international students.
Graduates are prepared for roles such as Cybersecurity Analyst (typical salary $130K in Australia), Network Engineer (typical salary $117K in Australia), Penetration Tester, Forensic Computer Analyst, Cloud Engineer, and Systems Administrator. The cybersecurity sector is projected to need 17,000 more specialists in Australia by 2026, making graduates highly sought after across government, defence, banking, healthcare and technology industries.
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