Diploma of Information Technology (Accelerated)

Yes. You can begin with a UTS College Diploma of Information Technology, which provides direct entry into Year 2 of an IT undergraduate degree if you achieve the required grade point average (GPA). You can find out more about articulation requirements on the UTS website.

IT graduates from UTS can pursue careers as cybersecurity specialists, software developers, data scientists, AI engineers, games developers, systems analysts, and cloud engineers, among others. IT graduates are in demand across industries shaping the future.

Yes. The UTS Bachelor of Information Technology (Co-op) is a fast-tracked, industry-backed degree designed to develop future IT and business leaders through a competitive cooperative education scholarship program, which includes industry placements with partner organisations. The Industry Degree Academy (IDeA) cadetship also offers an exclusive industry-integrated pathway that lets you kick-start your tech career while you study.

Yes. UTS offers the Women in Engineering and IT Cooperative Scholarship and the Women in Engineering and IT Faculty Scholarship, each offering unique benefits including potential industry placements, differing financial support and durations.

UTS has two main IT intakes per year, which are the Autumn session (February) and Spring session (July). Intake availability can vary depending on the IT course or major.