Information Technology

Information technologists develop, build and maintain software technology systems to meet the challenges faced by business and society. Our IT students develop the skills to build software using databases and sophisticated web interfaces suitable for a range of applications.

Courses include programming, web technologies, database and information management, human-computer interaction, systems analysis and design, business analysis, and project management.

Career examples

  • Enterprise architect
  • Infrastructure business analyst
  • Systems analyst
  • IT project manager
  • Desktop systems specialist
  • IT and communications advisor
  • Software developer
  • Software application support specialist
  • Mobile app designer
  • Technical software consultant
  • Software development project manager
  • E-learning developer
  • Finance software analyst

Degrees

  1. Bachelor of Arts
  2. Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Science
  3. Bachelor of Education (Secondary)
  4. Bachelor of Education (Secondary) (from 2026)
  5. Bachelor of Global Indigenous Studies
  6. Bachelor of Information Technology
  7. Bachelor of Information Technology / Bachelor of Business
  8. Bachelor of Music and Performing Arts / Bachelor of Arts
  9. Diploma in Information Technology
  10. Graduate Certificate in Information Technology