Bachelor of Information and Communications Technology

The Bachelor of Information and Communications Technology is a three-year, full-time undergraduate degree designed to prepare students for careers in information technology and business computing. It combines computing fundamentals with business knowledge, helping students understand both how technology works and how organisations can use it to solve practical problems.

Students begin with introductory subjects such as programming fundamentals, data science, systems design, computer networks, computer security, and management. As they progress, they study areas such as database design, object-oriented programming, wireless communications, systems analysis and design, and cybersecurity. Advanced subjects include database programming, cyber threat intelligence, device and network security, project management, and an ICT industry project.

The program also includes professional practice and work-integrated learning, giving students opportunities to connect their academic knowledge with workplace expectations. UniSC states that students can gain industry certifications, including Microsoft, ITS, and Cisco certifications, as they complete relevant courses, at no additional cost.