Build a future-proof programming & coding career
Programming & coding is driving AI and software innovation. These bachelor programs build essential coding skills through practical learning, preparing you for tech careers.
Finding the right fit for your goals
When choosing the best course for your goals, it’s best to take note of what sets them apart.
Gain entry into this degree by completing a set of subjects
Bachelor of Information Technology
Study La Trobe’s online Bachelor of IT to build skills in programming, networking, databases and AI or cybersecurity, with industry projects and open-entry pathways.
Apply by: 15 Feb
3 years full-time
What works best for you?
Comprehensive IT foundation
Broad-based information technology programs covering multiple IT disciplines including cybersecurity, programming, and systems management.
Bachelor of Information Technology
Learn about programming, software development, cybersecurity, database management and more. Specialise with a major and meet industry demand in evolving areas. Graduates from this online IT course are future-fit and ready for roles across many sectors.
3 years full-time
Specialised software focus
Courses with concentrated emphasis on software development, programming technologies and specialised software applications for industry-ready careers.
Bachelor of Information and Communication Technology with a Major in Software Technology
Focus on software, from programming to usability and security. You’ll cover web and mobile development using in-demand languages. Get work-ready with professional skills including project management. Step into well-paid and stable work in IT.
3 years full-time
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Frequently asked questions
How flexible are these Information Technology programs for working adults?
All programs are delivered 100% online, allowing you to study at your own pace around work and family commitments. You can choose between full-time study (3 years) or part-time options (6-9 years depending on the program). Many programs offer alternative entry pathways without traditional ATAR requirements, and government loans are available to help manage costs while you continue working.
What career opportunities are available after graduating?
IT graduates can work across virtually any sector including technology, healthcare, finance, government, and education. Career paths include software developer, network administrator, systems analyst, cybersecurity specialist, web developer, data scientist, and machine learning engineer. With Jobs and Skills Australia projecting a 22% increase in demand for IT professionals by 2033, it's a future-proof career choice with excellent growth prospects.
What will I learn in an Information Technology degree?
You'll develop comprehensive skills across programming, networking, databases, systems analysis and design, and project management. Courses cover web and software development, IT systems analysis, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and cloud analytics. You'll also gain essential workplace skills like project management, documentation, and effective communication - preparing you to build innovative solutions for Australia's digital future.