CSU's Bachelor of Information Technology (Business Services) combines high quality education with industry experience that will equip graduates with the skills and attributes required to be top information technology professionals.
The Bachelor of Information Technology (Business Services) has been designed to provide a high quality and highly relevant academic program with industrial experience built-in. Students study a fully accredited Information Technology degree on campus in Bathurst and gain the equivalent of one year's work experience with their host company integrated within the program. Students also receive a substantial $30,000 scholarship.
At this time, three companies IBM Australia, Essential Energy and Land and Property Information have invested in this course by each providing scholarships to all students who meet the enrolment criteria. By mutual agreement, students may be offered a full-time position with their host company after graduation.
The practical work placement component of the course is delivered as the equivalent to eight subjects of industry project. In these subjects students work with their host company and this constitutes part of the students second, third and fourth year of the course.
ITC236 Industry Project 1 (16 points) - Session 1 second year
ITC256 Industry Project 2 (16 points) - Session 1 third year
ITC392 Industry Project 3 (32 points) - Session 2 fourth year
CSU's industry partners, IBM Australia, Essential Energy and Land and Property Information, provide the scholarships for students of the degree. Students must apply for the scholarship when they submit their Application for Admission form through UAC. The scholarship is paid over the length of the program and payments start in the first year of study.
For more information on the Bachelor of Information Technology (Business Services) scholarships, application forms and how to apply, please contact info.csu on 1800 334 733 (free call within Australia) or make an online enquiry. Scholarships information including Application Forms and criteria are available online at www.csu.edu.au/apply/forms
Bathurst
4 years full-time on campus
ATAR + criteria
To graduate, students must satisfactorily complete 256 points, comprising 192 points of academic subjects and 64 points of industry experience.
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On campus
Bathurst
Session 1
Undergraduate
4 years full-time on campus
NO
ATAR + criteria
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