Entry Requirements
ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS
IELTS total [6.0]
IELTS reading [6.0]
IELTS writing [6.0]
Career Outcomes
The number of technology workers in Australia is expected to pass 1 million in 2024. By 2026, it is predicted there will be nearly 300,000 more technology workers in the Australian workforce – an average annual growth rate of 5.4%. And software programming skills are in particularly high demand¹.
There are strong employment prospects for suitably qualified ICT professionals.
Graduates of this degree may wish to consider the following career options:
Software Developer: working in a diverse range of programming roles designing, coding, testing and debugging software applications; interpreting customer requirements into a code solution; working with a team to research, design, and implement a software solution; working with others to extend existing software functionality; producing standalone software solutions for a client; producing a solution that contributes to a large software system.
Analyst Programmer: working in support of achieving business objectives, analysing system needs and providing technology-based solutions, including the development of software, processes, procedures and documentation.
Cloud Developer: designing cloud-based solutions to achieve business objectives and strategies; responsible for managing cloud services and solutions; developing applications for a variety of devices and virtual infrastructure.
Web Developer: designing, developing, testing and debuging dynamic websites in order to meet client requirements.
SCRUM Developer: working in a scrum team developing quality software artefacts in a diverse range of contexts.
Front / back-end Developer: working across both the front-end and back-end of technology (languages and frameworks) to design, develop, test and debug dynamic websites in order to meet client requirements.
