Bachelor of Information Technology

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Bachelor of Information Technology for a Changing Digital Industry

The Bachelor of Information Technology equips students with practical skills in IT systems, networking and digital technologies. Learn how to develop, manage and support technology solutions, with the option to specialise in Computer Networks and Security and gain skills relevant to the Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA 200-301) exam.

Who is this course for?

This course is ideal for students interested in technology, problem-solving and how IT systems work. It is suited to those looking to gain practical skills and prepare for careers in networking, cyber security, systems administration and other IT-related fields.

What you get?

Industry-Connected Learning

Future-Focused Specialisations

Study Across Australia

Flexible Study Options

Leadership Development

Career-Ready Outcomes

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Potential careers

Technology Analyst

Average Salary: A$130,000

Data Analyst

Average salary: A$105,000

Cloud Consultant

Average salary: A$130,000

*Source: www.seek.com.au/career-advice, October 2026

To study IT here has been one of the best decisions of my academic journey. The course offers a great balance of theory and practical learning, helping me build strong technical and industry-relevant skills. The lecturers are supportive and knowledgeable, and the front desk team is always welcoming and helpful, making student life much easier.

Saloni | India

Bachelor of Information Technology Student

What you will learn

Units

To qualify for the award, students are required to successfully complete the eleven (11) core units listed below, plus thirteen (13) elective units (combination of BIS/ICT electives and BUS electives) from the provided options. This totals to 24 units which is equivalent to 144 credit points.

Students completing the Computer Networks and Security specialisation must select the required BIS and ICT elective units.

Unit Code and Title	Credit Points*	Pre-requisite(s)
BIS1001 Foundations of Information Systems	6	Nil
BIS1002 Data and Information Management	6	Nil
BIS1003 Introduction to Programming	6	Nil
BIS2001 IT Infrastructure and Networking	6	BIS1001 Foundations of Information Systems
BIS2002 Systems Analysis and Design	6	BIS1001 Foundations of Information Systems
BIS2003 IS Project Management	6	BIS1001 Foundations of Information Systems
BUS1001 Professional Development and Business Communication	6	Nil
BUS2003 Sustainability and Ethics	6	Nil
ICT3054 IT Capstone Industry Project A	6	BUS2003 Sustainability and Ethics BIS2003 IS Project Management
ICT3055 IT Capstone Industry Project B	6	ICT3054 IT Capstone Industry Project A

*A unit worth 6 credit points is equal to 0.125 Equivalent Full-Time Student Load (EFTSL).

Unit Code and Title	Credit Points*	Pre-requisite(s)
BIS2004 Object Oriented Programming	6	BIS1003 Introduction to Programming
BIS2006 Management of Information Systems	6	BIS1001 Foundations of Information Systems
BIS3001 Data Analytics for Business^{^}	6	BIS1002 Data and Information Management
BIS3002 eCommerce & eBusiness Applications^{^}	6	BIS2006 Management of Information Systems
BIS3004 IS Security and Risk Management^{^}	6	BIS2001 IT Infrastructure and Networking
BIS3005 Cloud Computing^{^}	6	BIS2005 Enterprise Architecture
ICT3050 Routing and Switching^{^}	6	BIS2001 IT Infrastructure and Networking
ICT3051 Enterprise Networking^{^}	6	BIS2001 IT Infrastructure and Networking
ICT3052 Digital Forensics^{^}	6	BIS2001 IT Infrastructure and Networking
ICT3053 Cyber Defence^{^}	6	BIS2001 IT Infrastructure and Networking
BUS1002 Fundamentals of Management	6	Nil
BUS1003 Mathematics and Statistics	6	Nil
BUS1004 Foundations of Accounting	6	Nil
BUS1006 Introduction to Business Law	6	Nil
BUS1007 Finance	6	Nil
BUS2001 Project Management Fundamentals and Practices	6	BUS1002 Fundamentals of Management
BUS2004 Human Resource Management	6	BUS1002 Fundamentals of Management
BUS2006 Marketing and Sales Management	6	BUS1002 Fundamentals of Management
BUS2007 Entrepreneurship and Innovation	6	BUS1002 Fundamentals of Management
BUS2008 Strategic Planning	6	BUS1002 Fundamentals of Management
BUS3006 Leadership and Governance	6	BUS2004 Human Resource Management
BUS3008 Project Execution Planning and Management	6	BUS2001 Project Management Fundamentals and Practices
BUS3009 Project Development & Optimisation	6	BUS2001 Project Management Fundamentals and Practices

*A unit worth 6 credit points is equal to 0.125 Equivalent Full-Time Student Load (EFTSL).

How to apply

Admission requirements

Entry requirements:

Applicants must be 18 years or older when they commence the course and meet the academic requirements for an AQF Level 7 qualification.

Applicants must have successfully completed one of the following:

Australian Year 12; OR
An internationally recognised equivalent to Australian Year 12; OR
A Certificate IV (AQF Level 4) or higher awarded by a recognised higher education or vocational provider; OR
GCE A Level with three or more C grades; OR
An International Baccalaureate Diploma; OR
An undergraduate preparation program or international equivalent.

For more information, including special entry requirements, please refer to the APIC Admission Policy.

FEE-HELP

1. FEE-HELP is a Commonwealth Government loan available to eligible students enrolled in APIC Courses in order to help pay all or part of their tuition fees.
2. FEE-HELP is available for all Units of Study for eligible students.
3. Details about HELP loans including eligibility requirements and repayment of a HELP debt can be found here.
4. The current FEE-HELP Information Booklet can be downloaded here. If you have any questions about applying for FEE-HELP please contact us at: programs@apicollege.edu.au

Entry requirements:

Applicants must be 18 years or older when they commence the course and meet the academic requirements for an AQF Level 7 qualification.

Applicants must have successfully completed one of the following:

Australian Year 12; OR

An internationally recognised equivalent to Australian Year 12; OR

A Certificate IV (AQF Level 4) or higher awarded by a recognised higher education or vocational provider; OR

GCE A Level with three or more C grades; OR

An International Baccalaureate Diploma; OR

An undergraduate preparation program or international equivalent.

For more information, including special entry requirements, please refer to the APIC Admission Policy.

English language requirements:

Applicants from a non-English speaking background must meet one of the following English language requirements:

IELTS Academic: Overall score of 6.0, with a minimum score of 5.5 in writing and speaking; OR

TOEFL iBT: Overall score of 65, with a minimum score of 21 in writing and 18 in speaking; OR

Cambridge Certificate of Proficiency in English (CPE): Overall score of 169, with a minimum score of 162 in writing and speaking; OR

Cambridge Certificate of Advanced English (CAE): Overall score of 169, with a minimum score of 162 in writing and speaking; OR

PTE Academic: Overall score of 50, with a minimum score of 42 in writing and speaking.

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