Bachelor of Information Technology (Data Engineering)

• apply a wide range of knowledge in information and communication technology, including practical and theoretical frameworks for networking, data engineering and data analytics

• develop and use problem-solving and decision-making skills to tackle data engineering challenges in complex environments

• conduct ICT research in data engineering and analysis, evaluating new information and technologies from multiple sources

• communicate ideas and data analytics results effectively to a range of audiences

• collaborate ethically, professionally and responsibly as an ICT data engineering professional

• adapt to rapidly changing technologies and practices in the ICT industry.

• Graduate with a bachelor’s degree.

• The skills and knowledge to work as a data engineer in a fast-growing and dynamic industry.

• The knowledge and technical skills to design, implement and manage big data, data systems and their infrastructure.

• An extensive range of industry contacts and a strong network of peers.

You must demonstrate that you have achieved one of the following:

• a NSW Higher School Certificate (HSC) or equivalent, shown by a certified copy of your certificate or transcript

• a Certificate IV in Tertiary Preparation or equivalent, shown by a certified copy of your certificate or transcript

• a completed Certificate IV or higher vocational qualification, shown by a certified copy of your certificate or transcript.

You must also:

• submit a 500-word essay showing your motivation to study and work in the information technology industry

• attend a pre-admission interview. You may be asked to complete a short literacy and numeracy task to help us identify how we can support your study success.

• have mathematics knowledge to HSC level or equivalent. If not, you may need to complete a bridging program or preparatory course.

Note:

• All certificates, transcripts and other evidence of entry requirements must be certified by a Justice of the Peace or another authorised officer.

• some experience and knowledge in information technology

• a strong interest in information technology and data engineering

• computer and digital literacy

• a background in information technology.