Graduate Certificate in Information Technology

The page content does not provide specific details about the Graduate Certificate in Information Technology. However, QUT does offer postgraduate IT-related programs, including a Master of Artificial Intelligence and a Master of Data Science, as referenced on the page.

QUT has several leading academics in IT, including Professor Daniel Johnson, a leading figure in game research and interaction design; Associate Professor Wasana Bandara, a globally recognised expert in information systems who has taught more than 30 different courses; and Associate Professor Leonie Simpson, a cryptographer passionate about information and cyber security who coordinated a Cyber Security unit catering to more than 1,000 students in 2023.

QUT offers a range of student clubs for IT students, including the CODE Network, Law Innovation and Technology Society, QUT AI & ML Society, QUT Business Analysis and Data Science Club, QUT Cyber Security Club, QUT Game Development Club, QUT The Emerging Coders Network (Tech), and Women in Technology.

Yes, QUT has strong industry connections. For example, the Bachelor of Information Technology has been co-designed with industry, and students have opportunities such as internships — as illustrated by Charlie, a QUT double degree IT and Business student, who completed an innovation internship at BMW Group in Bavaria.

You can contact QUT's Faculty of Science by sending an email or calling 3138 2000, as listed on the page.