Future-proof your career and join one of today's fastest evolving industries with CSU's Bachelor of Information Technology (with specialisations). CSU's information technology course will provide you with essential skills to be at the cutting edge in the rapidly evolving digital economy and take up stimulating employment with national and international industry leaders. Course highlights Information technology is at the forefront of innovation and is a driving force in the transformation of organisations in both longstanding and emerging industries. As a result, demand for highly-skilled IT workers has never been greater, offering a diverse and stimulating career path with global demand. A top-rated degree In recent University Reviews rankings, CSU was rated one of Australia's top universities for computer science in 2016. With a strong focus on employability, the Bachelor of Information Technology (with specialisations) incorporates the major business applications of IT and includes subjects based on the Help Desk Analyst and Certified Desktop Technician certifications, helping you secure your first job in the industry. Make your studies wireless Study, anywhere anytime at a CSU campus, a CSU Study Centre or online from almost anywhere in the world. You can choose between full-time, part-time on campus and online study options to match your work and lifestyle commitments, or combine your studies at CSU with study at TAFE or the Canberra Institute of Technology (CIT). If you already hold relevant TAFE qualifications, you could even reduce the time it takes to complete your degree by obtaining recognition of prior study Boost your potential As well as covering the core components of the information systems and computing disciplines –such as databases, digital communications, programming, information security and project management – our course offers you four areas of specialisation to suit your interests including business analysis, network engineering, software development and systems administration. Further study High-achieving graduates may also choose to further their education by joining Honours or Masters programs. Career opportunities As an IT professional, you could be involved in developing business protocols and processes such as databases and back-up systems, and computer applications to support these. Positions exist in large or small companies, or you could provide services on a consultancy basis. Development Develop websites, mobile applications or keep projects running on time as a project manager. Network and systems Roles the CSU information technology course will prepare you for include network engineer, systems architect, systems administrator and systems analyst. IT Support Provide technical support, troubleshoot and fix software and hardware.