Shape the future of tech

AI is reshaping industries and creating unprecedented demand for skilled IT professionals.

Co-designed with industry, the Bachelor of Information Technology prepares you for future-focused careers in AI, cybersecurity, software development and beyond. Our IT degree is built for flexibility. Study full time, part time, or 100 percent online to suit your lifestyle.

Seven new IT majors

After building a strong foundation in your first year of the Bachelor of IT, you'll choose from one of seven industry-informed majors, which uniquely target high-demand skills that drive innovation. From building intelligent systems to protecting digital infrastructure, you'll develop strong expertise, enabling you to lead in a world where technology constantly reshapes how we live and work.

With February and July intakes available, you don’t have to wait a full year to start your IT degree. Begin when it suits you and get job-ready skills from day one.

Artificial intelligence

Gain hands-on experience with machine learning and generative AI, helping you shape the future of how we live, work, and connect.

Business analysis and IT management

Bridge business and tech to lead successful digital projects.

Cyber security

Protect digital systems through ethical hacking, secure cording, and digital forensics.

Process analytics and automation

Streamline business operations, boost innovation, and enhance competitiveness.

Software development

Start programming, adopt agile practices, and build scalable, real-world solutions.

Enterprise computing

Design, develop, and analyse software that drives large-scale business operations.

Computer science

Gain a strong technical foundation, giving you the flexibility to work across diverse industries and roles.

Make QUT your first preference

The Bachelor of Information Technology and its seven majors are available for enrolment in both the Semester 1 and Semester 2 intakes. This means you can start your IT degree at the beginning of the year or mid-year, giving you flexibility to enrol when it suits you.

Step 1: Copy the QTAC code

You'll need to know this course's QTAC code when you apply through QTAC.

Copy QTAC code 418801

Step 2: Apply through QTAC

If you've already read about the best way to apply, you can apply directly through QTAC.

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Careers in tech

Graduates go on to work in AI, cloud computing, cyber security, blockchain, enterprise IT and more. Technology careers are for everyone. The only question is, which path are you taking?

  • Enterprise architect
  • Machine learning engineer
  • Cyber security analyst
  • Penetration tester (ethical hacker)
  • Business intelligence analyst
  • Mobile app developer
  • Full stack developer
  • Systems engineer
  • Software engineer
  • Research programmer

1.3 million technology workers are needed in Australia by the end of 2030, which translates to 52,000 additional workers per year (PwC Global AI Jobs Barometer 2025)

86% of Australian businesses will be transformed by AI and information processing technologies by 2030 (ACD Digital Pulse Report 2024)

Tech workers with AI skills earn, on average, 56% more than those in other fields, reflecting the rising demand for AI expertise across industries (WEF Future of Jobs Report 2025)

Transform industries with the latest tech

'I've spent much of my career working in cryptography and cyber security, helping to build stronger, more secure digital systems. But no matter which area of IT you work in – whether it's AI, cloud computing, or digital business solutions – the ability to think critically, solve problems and adapt to new technologies, will always be in demand.'

Professor Craig Costello

Download the Digital Transformation Specialist job kit (PDF file, 2.8 MB)

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Women and Non-Binary People in Tech 

Targeted support for high-achieving female and non-binary students starting their first year of a Bachelor of Information Technology degree.

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Indigenous Australian IT Students

Targeted support for high-achieving Indigenous Australian students starting their first year of a Bachelor of Information Technology degree.

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Real student stories

Will AI replace IT? What is the industry demand for IT professionals? What's it really like working in IT?

Read stories from real students and alumni about their experiences studying and working in the world of IT.

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