The Bachelor of Information Technology (BIT) offers two distinct majors—Information Systems and Cyber Security—both designed to equip students with specialized knowledge and practical skills to excel in today’s technology-driven world. The Information Systems major focuses on enhancing business processes and decision-making through the design, implementation, and management of modern information systems. Students gain a strong foundation in theoretical and practical aspects, enabling them to solve complex business problems using technology. On the other hand, the Cyber Security major delves into safeguarding digital environments and protecting critical infrastructure from cyber threats. Students develop expertise in cyber security protocols, risk management, and threat mitigation while addressing contemporary security challenges.
Both programs emphasize critical thinking, creativity, and innovation, preparing graduates for diverse career opportunities and entrepreneurial ventures. With a focus on contributing to societal advancements, graduates of these majors are well-equipped to leverage their skills to drive social, cultural, and economic progress in their respective fields.
Course Learning Outcomes (CLOs) – Bachelor of IT
CLO 1 – Demonstrate broad and coherent knowledge in core areas of information technology, including cyber security and information systems.
CLO 2 – Analyse complex problems using critical thinking skills and evaluate information technology solutions for advancing entrepreneurial mindset and innovations.
CLO 3 – Apply knowledge and skills to design innovative ITC solutions to real world problems.
CLO 4 – Communicate effectively in oral and written form, and work as a productive team member.
CLO 5 – Reflect on actions and experiences, including critical self-reflection, to improve themselves and their teams.
CLO 6 – Act ethically, responsibly and with integrity, showing leadership and understanding of professional standards and governance requirements in their ICT work.
111669J
February, May & September
3 years full-time (or equivalent)
432 – 434 Kent Street, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
On-campus
111669J
February, May & September
3 years full-time (or equivalent)
432 – 434 Kent Street, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
On-campus
ICT101
ICT102
ICT103
ICT104
ICT105
ICT106
ICT107
ICT108
ICT109
BUS123
BUS227
MGT303
Introduction to Information Technology
Foundations of Computer Programming
Computer Security and Network Fundamentals
Introduction to Database Design and Management
IT Project Management
Ethics and Professional Practice in IT
Mobile App and Web Development
Artificial Intelligence for Engineer
Foundations of Information Systems
Communication for Change
Research Methods and Data Analysis
Leadership and Change
ICT201
ICT202
ICT203
ICT301
ICT302
ICT303
ICT310
ICT311
Foundations of Cyber Security
Data Privacy and Information Security (Pre-req. ICT103)
Wireless Networks and Security (Pre-req. ICT103)
Cybercrime (Pre-req. ICT202)
Digital Forensics
Advanced Security Operations and Vulnerability Analysis (Pre-req. ICT202)
Cyber Security Management in Practice-I (Capstone 1)
Cyber Security Management in Practice- II (Capstone 2) (Pre-req ICT310)
ICT204
ICT205
ICT206
ICT304
ICT305
ICT306
ICT320
ICT321
Advanced Database Systems (Pre-req. ICT104)
Systems Analysis and Design (Pre-req. ICT104)
Cloud Computing and Business Systems
Enterprise Network Management (Pre-req. ICT204)
Systems Analytics and Business Intelligence
Information Systems Deployment and Management (Pre-req. ICT204 and ICT305)
Information Systems Project-I (Capstone 1) (Pre-req. ICT306)
Information Systems Project-II (Capstone 2) (Pre-req. ICT320)
BUS222
BUS225
BUS226
ICT110
MGT203
ICT001
ICT002
ICT003
ICT004
Management Principles and Systems
Creativity and Innovation
Digital Business and E-Commerce
Statistics and Data Analysis
Sustainable Development and CSR
Unspecified Elective 1
Unspecified Elective 2
Unspecified Elective 3
Unspecified Elective 4
Qualification
English Requirement
The English proficiency requirements for international students or local applicants with international qualifications are:
Special Entry
Applicants must be at a minimum 18 years of age prior to course commencement.
*Meeting the minimum entry requirements does not guarantee a place in the course for which you have applied.
111669J
February, May & September
3 years full-time (or equivalent)
432 – 434 Kent Street, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
On-campus
The Sydney Met’s Bachelor of Information Technology program offers an opportunity to learn skills that add value to your life and your community. Join our community of change makers and let’s make a difference together.
The Sydney Met’s Bachelor of Information Technology is offered with competitive fees.
We pride ourselves on rewarding excellence and making study accessible to students from all walks of life. Whether you’re a new or continuing student, our range of scholarships, prizes and awards can support your journey.
Applying to the BIT course is simple and easy. Begin your application now.
Course Learning Outcomes (CLOs) – Bachelor of IT
CLO 1 – Demonstrate broad and coherent knowledge in core areas of information technology, including cyber security and information systems.
CLO 2 – Analyse complex problems using critical thinking skills and evaluate information technology solutions for advancing entrepreneurial mindset and innovations.
CLO 3 – Apply knowledge and skills to design innovative ITC solutions to real world problems.
CLO 4 – Communicate effectively in oral and written form, and work as a productive team member.
CLO 5 – Reflect on actions and experiences, including critical self-reflection, to improve themselves and their teams.
CLO 6 – Act ethically, responsibly and with integrity, showing leadership and understanding of professional standards and governance requirements in their ICT work.
111669J
February, May & September
3 years full-time (or equivalent)
432 – 434 Kent Street, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
On-campus
ICT101
ICT102
ICT103
ICT104
ICT105
ICT106
ICT107
ICT108
ICT109
BUS123
BUS227
MGT303
Introduction to Information Technology
Foundations of Computer Programming
Computer Security and Network Fundamentals
Introduction to Database Design and Management
IT Project Management
Ethics and Professional Practices in IT
Mobile App and Web Development
Artificial Intelligence for Engineer
Foundations of Information Systems and Practice
Communication for Change
Research Methods and Data Analysis
Leadership and Change
ICT201
ICT202
ICT203
ICT301
ICT302
Foundations of Cyber Security
Data Privacy and Information Security (Pre-req. ICT103)
Wireless Networks and Security (Pre-req. ICT103)
Cybercrime (Pre-req. ICT202)
Digital Forensics
ICT303
ICT310
ICT311
Advanced Security Operations and Vulnerability Analysis (Pre-req. ICT202)
Cyber Security Management in Practice-I (Capstone 1) Cyber Security Management in Practice- II (Capstone 2) (Pre-req ICT310)
ICT204
ICT205
ICT206
ICT304
ICT305
Advanced Database Systems (Pre-req. ICT104)
Systems Analysis and Design (Pre-req. ICT104)
Cloud Computing and Business Systems
Enterprise Network Management (Pre-req. ICT204)
Systems Analytics and Business Intelligence
ICT306
ICT320
ICT321
Information Systems Deployment and Management (Pre-req. ICT204 and ICT305)
Information Systems Project-I (Capstone 1) (Pre-req. ICT306)
Information Systems Project-II (Capstone 2) (Pre-req. ICT320)
BUS222
BUS225
BUS226
ICT110
MGT203
ICT001
ICT002
ICT003
ICT004
Management Principles and Systems
Creativity and Innovation
Digital Business and E-Commerce
Statistics and Data Analysis
Sustainable Development and CSR
Unspecified Elective 1
Unspecified Elective 2
Unspecified Elective 3
Unspecified Elective 4
Qualification
English Requirement
The English proficiency requirements for international students or local applicants with international qualifications are:
Special Entry
Applicants must be at a minimum 18 years of age prior to course commencement.
*Meeting the minimum entry requirements does not guarantee a place in the course for which you have applied.
The Sydney Met’s Bachelor of Information Technology program offers an opportunity to learn skills that add value to your life and your community. Join our community of change makers and let’s make a difference together.
The Sydney Met’s Bachelor of Information Technology is offered with competitive fees.
We pride ourselves on rewarding excellence and making study accessible to students from all walks of life. Whether you’re a new or continuing student, our range of scholarships, prizes and awards can support your journey.
Applying to the BIT course is simple and easy. Begin your application now.
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