COURSE CURRICULUM

The Bachelor of Information Technology at Victoria University is a 288-credit-point program designed to build strong technical foundations and industry-ready skills in computing and digital technologies. It consists of 96 credit points of First Year Core studies, 48 credit points of Graduating Core studies, 96 credit points of Major studies, and 48 credit points of Minor studies. In the first year, students study essential subjects such as Introduction to Data Science, Introduction to Cyber Security, Web Development and CMS, Introduction to Programming, Computer Networks, Introduction to Database Systems, Operating Systems, and Introduction to Project Management. These core units establish a solid understanding of computing systems, programming logic, networking, and data management. Students then specialise through majors such as Web and Mobile Application Development or Network and System Computing, while other options may include Cyber Security or Mobile and Cloud Service Development (availability varies by location). The program also offers minors including Software Development, Network Management, ICT Management, and The Entrepreneurial Mindset, allowing further customisation of career pathways. Graduates gain practical, job-ready skills aligned with industry needs, including software development, networking, cybersecurity, and system administration. The course structure is designed to combine theory with applied learning, preparing students for diverse roles in the global IT industry and further professional or academic study.