Course results for Degrees

Evolve your design skills as you explore fabrics, lighting, joinery and furnishings. Experiment with industry-standard software like Sketchup. Get to know the industry—partnerships include Sibella Court and Vogue. Become an interior designer.

Learn about current and emerging cybersecurity threats. You’ll investigate solutions, using IT and problem-solving skills to create a digital fortress. Cover programming, networking, cloud computing and more.

Take your IT skills to the next level by majoring in an area such as data analytics or software development. You'll also learn how to solve complex IT issues and support organisations across a variety of industries.

Combine data with maps to make decision-making tools. You’ll study programming, visualisation, and databases. Harness the power of GIS in careers in science, environment, business and health. Answer questions about where things are. Map the world.

Start making games from day one. Follow development processes to bring your game to life. You’ll use visual design fundamentals to produce a game with your team. Use industry-standard software, developing on the PlayStation 5 platform and working in Adobe.

Get ready to tackle real-world accounting challenges. You’ll gain hands-on experience with sector-leading software. See accounting in action during work placements. Endorsed by Chartered Accountants Australia & New Zealand, and CPA Australia.

Build foundations in programming and networking. Explore emerging technologies. Work on live projects with industry-standard software. You’ll be ready to meet market demand for IT skills in software engineering, cloud computing and cyber security.

Get hands-on with garment construction. You’ll use the latest software to communicate product ideas in this DIA-recognised course. Learn to build a brand using real industry processes like budgets, fabric selections and timelines. Work in fashion.

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.

Learn quantitative skills in exploratory data analysis, estimation and hypothesis testing, factor and regression analysis, discriminant analysis and forecasting. Gain practical experience using statistical software packages such as SPSS and SAS