Course results for University of Tasmania Undergraduate IT & computer science Degrees

Learn about online risks and threats and gain skills in contemporary technology. Prepare for a career in cyber security. Help organisations and government bodies become more resilient to cyber threats.

Gain core workplace skills and specialise in information and communication technologies. You’ll cover programming, networking, security, and more. Learn contemporary technological skills. Get ready to automate. Prepare for this ever-growing industry.

Want to work in the fermentation industry? You'll need this course. Learn the ins and outs of manufacturing, from process design to operations. Choose from electives in quality management, sustainability and more. 100% online.

Learn about the Earth's structure, plus the key concepts of spatial information. Get access to data systems, Industry 4.0 technology and more. Choose from electives in innovation, sustainability, and sensor networks. 100% online.

By 2030, up to half of all industries will be automated. Get ahead of the changes. Learn essential skills in computer-aided design and fabrication. Apply your skills in IT, cybersecurity, digital manufacturing, automation and more. 100% online.

Build competency in information and communication technology. You’ll cover data, games, cybersecurity, and more. Built-in hands-on experience and teamwork preps you for the workplace. Work towards technical positions or further IT studies.

Gain fundamental IT knowledge and skills to set you on a pathway to career success. You’ll explore real world tools and techniques in programming, games, and security. Gain a professional certification and prepare for your future.

Choose a business degree that empowers you with one of the most important skills in business today: data analytics. Graduate with skills that put you at the forefront for tech-driven roles. Learn how to make business decisions based on data.

Start building your foundational IT knowledge in networking and programming. Get thinking about your IT career and further studies. Pick the elective that points you in the right direction—computer science, hardware or business.