信息技术学士

学习专家技能，以担任各种激动人心的角色。以业务为导向的信息技术的职业提供了巨大的经济回报和增长潜力，并且需要广泛的技能和知识。如果您适合商务和ICT生活，请立即注册我们的信息技术学士学位。我们设计该课程的目的是提供以商业为重点的信息技术理论知识和高水平的职业技能，以满足本地和跨国组织以及更广泛的商业社区的需求。
Information and communications technology (ICT) are crucial tools in any business. Qualified ICT professionals are always in high demand. From ICT support technicians and test engineers, to business and systems analysts, jobs in this industry are experiencing strong growth, with as many as 70,000 new positions predicted in the next five years. Melbourne Polytechnic's Bachelor of Information Technology is designed to provide high-level skills with a business focus, ensuring you're up-to-date with the latest industry-relevant skills. With instruction from industry experts, you'll analyse, design, implement and manage complex information systems including Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) and Business Intelligence and Software Development. You'll also create software for a wide range of applications. Melbourne Polytechnic students benefit from our partnership with multinational analytics software developer, SAS Institute Inc, as Bachelor of Information Technology students also have the opportunity to receive the globally recognised ''Information Technology Analytics'' qualification. This is a globally recognised professional industry certification for eligible students on successful completion of specific units. Melbourne Polytechnic's Bachelor of Information Technology students will graduate with in-demand skills and the knowledge to meet the ICT needs of local and multinational organisations as well as the broader business community. Your skill set will allow you to shape your career based on your interests, from systems administrator to software developer. Bachelor of IT is professionally accredited by the Australian Computer Society (ACS). The course contains 24 units of which 14 are core units (mandatory), 6 are specialisations/majors and 4 are electives. Core units are offered at both Preston campus and Prahran campus, however the offerings for each semester alternate between Preston campus and Prahran campus.