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As digital technologies continue to underpin every aspect of modern business, the need for skilled IT professionals has never been greater. From developing software and managing networks to protecting systems from cyber threats, IT specialists are essential to building and maintaining the digital environments organisations rely on every day. A Bachelor of Information Technology (Online) prepares graduates with versatile, in-demand skills that can evolve alongside emerging technologies such as cloud computing, cybersecurity and automation.

A career in tech:

  • IT professionals are in high demand across nearly every industry, offering strong employment prospects and long-term career stability.1
  • Careers in areas like software development, cybersecurity and IT infrastructure are known for competitive salaries and advancement opportunities.2
  • As organisations continue to invest in digital transformation, graduates with practical IT skills are increasingly valued for their ability to support, secure and scale technology systems.3

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Where IT can take you

Software developer $109,000 AUD average annual salary4

IT specialist $92,000 AUD average annual salary5

Cybersecurity specialist $111,000 AUD average annual salary6

Build the technical skills employers are looking for:

  • data collection, analysis and visualisation
  • programming and scripting (e.g. Python, Java, SQL)
  • systems and network management
  • cybersecurity awareness and risk management
  • database design and data management
  • cloud computing and IT infrastructure
  • problem-solving and analytical thinking.

Employment pathways

Graduates of a Bachelor of Information Technology (Online) can pursue opportunities across a wide range of industries, applying their skills to support, build and secure digital systems in diverse organisational contexts.

  • technology and software development
  • finance and financial technology
  • healthcare and digital health
  • government and public sector
  • e-commerce and digital services
  • cybersecurity and defence
  • consulting and professional services
  • telecommunications and network infrastructure

Join one of Australia’s fastest-growing industries

  • Australia will need around 1.3 million tech workers by 2030, highlighting sustained long-term growth and strong demand across IT roles.7
  • ICT employment is projected to grow at around 3.8 per cent per year, outpacing many other industries and creating ongoing opportunities in software, systems and digital services.8
  • Growth for ICT professional roles is expected to increase at a similar rate of 25 per cent over the coming decade.8

Sources

  1. Digital Tasmania Strategy https://www.tas.gov.au/digital.
  2. ICT Industry Landscape Report https://www.nsw.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-02/ICT-Industry-Landscape-Report.pdf.
  3. Jobs and Skills Australia – Cyber security skills in demand as labour market evolves https://www.jobsandskills.gov.au/news/cyber-security-skills-demand-labour-market-evolves.
  4. Glassdoor – Software Developer Salary https://www.glassdoor.com.au/Salaries/software-developer-salary-SRCH_KO0,18.htm.
  5. Glassdoor – IT Specialist Salary https://www.glassdoor.com.au/Salaries/australia-it-specialist-salary-SRCH_IL.0,9_IN16_KO10,23.htm.
  6. Glassdoor – Cyber Security Specialist Salary https://www.glassdoor.com.au/Salaries/cyber-security-specialist-salary-SRCH_KO0,25.htm.
  7. ACS, Australia’s Digital Pulse 2024 https://www.acs.org.au/campaign/digital-pulse.html.
  8. Jobs and Skills Australia https://www.jobsandskills.gov.au/data/employment-projections/occupation.