Course results for Degrees

With specialisations ranging from cybersecurity to UX, this IT course is current and relevant for students looking to work in IT. Choose real-life experience placements to gain the competitive edge. Secure a pathway to your future and shape the world.

Learn to make sense of business data and you’ll make better business decisions. You’ll explore how to transform data into useful information. Topics include big data and business intelligence systems. Give your business the competitive edge.

Help businesses use data to drive strategy. You’ll gain knowledge in data analysis and visualisation to apply to your current or future analyst career. Focus your learning within the context of a business area, including logistics and marketing.

Become an in-demand expert in data and insights. You’ll expand your analytical skills, explore new technologies, and build on communication techniques. Deliver tailored business solutions. Endorsed by the International Institute of Business Analysis.

Thanks to e-medical records and capabilities, hospitals are using tech to track activity and gain funding. With this comes the need for specialised health information professionals. Specialise in analytics, governance or leadership. 

Develop programming, database, and statistics skills. You’ll explore machine learning techniques applied to big data. Use data to problem solve and make decisions. Visualise and tell stories. Get the right skills for an evolving IT industry.

Explore the latest technologies and business models that are changing financial services. Offering study pathways for graduates from IT, finance, and other backgrounds. Disrupt banking and finance. Advance the industry and stay relevant.

Start with programming fundamentals then explore advanced elective topics. Majors include data science and software development. Includes industry-based work integrated learning. Focus your honours year on a detailed study of your research problem.

Hone skills in working with complex data sets – combining biology, computer science and information engineering. Work on a project under the eyes of an industry professional. Make workplace connections. Become a bioinformatition or informatician.

A marketing specialisation where you cover the business fundamentals and explore creative solutions. You’ll also get technical with digital channels and data. Innovate and think about connecting customers to products and services.