Bachelor of Information Technology (Professional)

The Bachelor of Information Technology (Professional) is an undergraduate degree at RMIT University that provides students with both practical and theoretical knowledge in information technology, preparing them for professional careers in the IT sector.

RMIT University is located in Melbourne, Australia, and acknowledges the people of the Woi wurrung and Boon wurrung language groups of the eastern Kulin Nation on whose unceded lands the University conducts its business. RMIT's CRICOS provider number is 00122A.

Yes, RMIT University provides a range of support services for international students, including student connect services, health, safety and wellbeing support, IT support, and access to the Study Melbourne Leadership Labs programs that champion student-centred leadership development and social entrepreneurship.

RMIT students have access to a variety of extracurricular opportunities including clubs and societies, events and activities, sport and fitness, internships, work experience, work-integrated learning (WIL), scholarships, and programs such as Study Melbourne's Leadership Labs 4Impact, where students can develop leadership skills, apply course knowledge to real-world projects, and connect with peers.

Yes, RMIT encourages students to apply their learning beyond the classroom. For example, RMIT students have participated in Study Melbourne's Leadership Labs 4Impact program, applying their information technology skills to innovative projects such as Green Mailbox — an intelligent mailbox monitoring tool designed to help reduce the carbon footprint of email usage — and winning grand prizes for their efforts.