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Bachelor of Information Technology

Undergraduate | 2026

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3 year(s) full-time
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XBITE
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$27,100
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10-15 hours per week per course
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Entry requirements

Admission criteria

To be eligible, an applicant must have achieved at least one of the following minimum entry requirements and demonstrate they fulfil any prerequisite and essential criteria for admission. In cases where there are more eligible applicants than available places, admission will be competitive with ranks based on the entry criteria.

Secondary education (Year 12)

  • Completion of a secondary education qualification equivalent to the South Australian Certificate of Education (SACE).

Vocational Education and Training (VET)

  • Completion of an award from a registered training organisation (RTO) at Certificate IV (AQF level 4) or higher.

Higher education study

  • Successful completion of at least 6 months full-time study (or equivalent part-time) in a higher education award program.

International non-student visa holders

This program is delivered online. It is open to international students who:

  1. are studying online outside of Australia; or
  2. do not require a student visa to undertake this program in Australia.

It is not available to international students wishing to study in Australia on a student visa

English language entry requirements

In addition, international students who speak English as an additional language must have obtained one of the following standards within the last two years prior to admission. Possession of one or more of these qualifications, in addition to the academic entry requirements, does not, in itself, guarantee a place at Adelaide University. Applications are considered on an individual basis and selection is competitive. Where previous study/work experience was conducted in English, the application must be accompanied by certified documentation from the educational institution/employer certifying that the language of instruction/employment was English.

  • IELTS Overall 6.5
  • IELTS Reading 6.0
  • IELTS Listening 6.0
  • IELTS Speaking 6.0
  • IELTS Writing 6.0

Please access the following link for a comprehensive list of English language tests accepted by Adelaide University and other important information in relation to meeting the University’s language requirements:

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Applications for 100% online study at Adelaide University will open in July 2025, to commence study in 2026.

Why Bachelor of Information Technology?

Do you dream of shaping the future of technology? This 100% online degree equips you to design, build and manage cutting-edge digital solutions. 

Information technology (IT) professionals drive innovation, improve efficiency and solve real-world problems. They make a tangible difference in almost every industry. 

Learn to create intelligent systems, develop secure networks and analyse complex data. Build practical skills in programming, cloud computing and user experience design. 

Graduates are in high demand for roles such as software developer, systems analyst, data analyst or IT project manager. Be at the forefront of change and transform ideas into impactful solutions. 

program overview

Overview

This 100% online degree is designed to give you a strong foundation in IT, and covers topics like programming, cybersecurity, cloud platforms and big data. You’ll explore the latest advancements, gain hands-on experience with industry-standard tools, and develop the problem-solving skills employers are looking for. 

This degree opens doors to careers across countless industries, including finance, healthcare, entertainment and government. Whether you’re aspiring to become a software developer, business analyst or IT consultant, you’ll graduate ready to tackle real-world challenges and deliver innovative solutions. 

With flexible online study, you can balance your degree around work, family or other commitments. Study when and where it suits you while accessing cutting-edge resources and expert support. Build your future in IT and gain the skills to thrive in one of the most in-demand and rapidly evolving fields. 

What you'll learn

The Bachelor of Information Technology at Adelaide University provides a comprehensive grounding in the core areas of information technology, equipping you with the skills and knowledge to thrive in the ever-changing tech landscape. Delivered 100% online, it offers flexibility to fit your study around your life and work, plus you have access to resources and support anytime, anywhere. 

Our expert academics and industry connections ensure you gain practical insights and hands-on experience. From coding and problem-solving to designing user-centred systems, you’ll develop the tools to tackle complex challenges in real-world settings. Key topics include cybersecurity, cloud platforms, big data and agile development practices. There is a focus on learning to build solutions that are innovative, reliable and scalable.  

You’ll explore cutting-edge technologies and learn the principles driving the latest digital innovations. Gain in-demand skills in programming, data analysis, network fundamentals and user experience design. Explore practical, real-world applications, including how to develop secure systems and design seamless user interfaces. 

You can tailor your studies to your career goals by choosing electives in areas like business management, digital design or data analytics. Learn through interactive online environments and work on collaborative projects that mirror industry scenarios. 

By the time you graduate, you’ll have a solid portfolio of practical projects and gained a competitive edge for roles in software development, IT consultancy, cybersecurity and more. 

What courses you'll study

Complete 144 units comprising:

  • 120 units for all Core courses, and
  • 24 units for Electives

Complete 120 units for ALL of the following:

Course name Course code Units
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UO Problem Solving and Programming
Course code
COMP1021
Units
6
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UO Object Oriented Programming
Course code
COMP1023
Units
6
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UO Design Thinking and Digital Innovation
Course code
INFO1019
Units
6
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UO Information Technology Fundamentals
Course code
INFO1020
Units
6
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UO Network Fundamentals
Course code
INFO1021
Units
6
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Course name
UO System Requirements Practice
Course code
INFO1022
Units
6
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Course name
UO System Requirements and User Experience
Course code
INFO1025
Units
6
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UO Data Driven Web Technologies
Course code
INFO1026
Units
6
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Course name
UO Project Management: Principles and Strategies
Course code
BUSI2020
Units
6
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UO Business Intelligence
Course code
INFO2022
Units
6
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Course name
UO Agile Development and Governance
Course code
INFO2024
Units
6
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UO System Design Practice
Course code
INFO2025
Units
6
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UO System Design and Realisation
Course code
INFO2026
Units
6
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UO Cloud Platforms
Course code
INFO2028
Units
6
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UO Capstone Project 1
Course code
INFO3013
Units
6
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UO Capstone Project 2
Course code
INFO3014
Units
6
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UO Enterprise Systems
Course code
INFO3015
Units
6
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UO Big Data Concepts
Course code
INFO3019
Units
6
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UO Risk Management and Governance
Course code
INFO3020
Units
6
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UO Security Foundations
Course code
INFO3021
Units
6

Complete 24 units for one of the following:

  • 24 units from Program electives - Business, or
  • 24 units from Program electives - Data analytics, or
  • 24 units for all Program electives - Digital design, or
  • 24 units from Program electives - Management

Course name Course code Units
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Course name
UO Accounting for Business
Course code
ACCT1005
Units
6
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Course name
UO Management and Organisation
Course code
BUSI2019
Units
6
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Course name
UO Entrepreneurship for Social and Market Impact
Course code
BUSI2021
Units
6
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Course name
UO Managing Decision Making
Course code
BUSI3031
Units
6
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UO Strategic Management
Course code
BUSI3033
Units
6
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Course name
UO Principles of Economics
Course code
ECON1010
Units
6
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Course name
UO Business Law
Course code
LAWS1018
Units
6
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Course name
UO Marketing Principles: Trading and Exchange
Course code
MARK1013
Units
6

Course name Course code Units
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UO Applied Data Structures
Course code
COMP2026
Units
6
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Course name
UO Data Acquisition and Wrangling
Course code
INFO2029
Units
6
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UO Database for the Enterprise
Course code
INFO2030
Units
6
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UO Data Visualisation
Course code
INFO3017
Units
6
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Course name
UO Big Data in the Cloud
Course code
INFO3023
Units
6

Course name Course code Units
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Course name
UO Design for Digital Technologies
Course code
COMM2003
Units
6
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Course name
UO Introduction to Digital Media
Course code
MDIA1013
Units
6
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Course name
UO Web Design
Course code
MDIA3011
Units
6
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Course name
UO Digital Mediascapes
Course code
MDIA3012
Units
6

Course name Course code Units
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Course name
UO Career Development in Business
Course code
BUSI1017
Units
6
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Course name
UO Management and Organisation
Course code
BUSI2019
Units
6
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Course name
UO Managing Decision Making
Course code
BUSI3031
Units
6
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Course name
UO Organisational Leadership
Course code
BUSI3032
Units
6
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Course name
UO Communication and Organisational Practices
Course code
COMM2002
Units
6
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Course name
UO Foundations of Human Resource Management
Course code
HRES2012
Units
6
How to Apply

How to apply

Applications for 100% online study at Adelaide University will open in July 2025, to commence study in 2026.

If you want to start your studies earlier, consider applying to the University of Adelaide or UniSA now, and continue onto Adelaide University in 2026.

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Fit study around your life

From 24/7 access to specialised support, discover the benefits of studying online with Adelaide University.

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You’ll access all your learning resources, submit assessments, and engage with your academic team and peers via Adelaide University's unique online learning platform, available 24/7.

You'll learn through a mix of interactive experiences including videos, virtual forums, online discussions and activities, with no need to attend an Adelaide University campus, not even for assessments or exams.

Our degrees are specifically designed for online learning, and you'll be fully supported throughout your studies by our local student support team and our expert academics, available seven days a week. You'll stay engaged with networking opportunities and virtual events, and once you graduate, you're invited to either join us in Adelaide, or celebrate via livestream with your family and friends.

As a general rule, any desktop or laptop computer produced in the last three years will be capable of meeting the online learning requirements. While mobiles and tablets are able to access most of your online content, we recommend using a desktop or laptop computer to make the most of the online learning experience. You'll also require a reliable internet connection, and you may need a webcam.

As an Adelaide University student, you'll have free access to the full Office 365 ProPlus suite, which includes Word, Excel and PowerPoint. If your degree requires specialised software, you'll also be able to download this to your device for free.

You'll have 24/7 access to your learning resources via the online learning platform, and can study when and where it suits you. In some rare instances, assessments or contact with your online academic team may require you to be online at a set time, however these times are generally flexible. You'll be able to discuss your requirements with your academic team or speak to our student support team if you need assistance.

If your course has an exam, you will generally need to sit this at a designated date and time.

Yes, if you have studied at university or completed a VET qualification (Certificate IV or above), or can demonstrate significant and relevant work experience, you could be eligible to receive credit towards your degree.

Your eligibility for credit will be assessed once you have submitted your application, and you will be informed of your credit outcome before your application is approved and you need to enrol. If you don't have the information required to be considered for credit when you apply to study, you will still be able to apply for credit after your application has been approved, with an outcome usually determined within a few days.

No, if you are enrolled in a 100% online Adelaide University program, you are not able to enrol into an on-campus course as part of your degree. However, as an Adelaide University student, you are welcome to visit our Adelaide campuses and participate in student events and clubs, utilise our sporting facilities and libraries, and attend your graduation ceremony in-person.

Your study experience and support

Studying 100% online with Adelaide University means joining a dynamic community of learners – all supported by dedicated teams committed to your success. From day one to graduation, you’ll have access to comprehensive academic, student and technical support teams to ensure you get the most out of your online learning journey.  

Student support services 

Need help with enrolments, managing your study load, or setting your academic goals? Our student support team is here to assist. They’re your first point of contact for advice and are available seven days a week, including out-of-hours and on weekends. Get the help you need – when it suits you. 

As an online student, you’ll also have access to our specialised on-campus student support services. Whether you’re looking for career advice, health and wellbeing support, international student assistance, accessibility services, or something else, we’ve got you covered. Visit the Support webpage to explore the services available.  

Online academic support 

From understanding course content to tackling assignments, writing, and referencing, our expert academics are here to guide you. Available seven days a week, they’ll provide personalised support to help you progress through your studies. 

Tech support 

We’ve got your back when it comes to technology. Our IT support team is available 24/7 to resolve any tech challenges you might face. With fast response times and tailored solutions, we’ll ensure nothing stands in your way. You’ll also enjoy free access to software downloads required for your program.

Study hours

Adelaide University’s 100% online programs offer the flexibility to fit your lifestyle. You can engage with course materials at any time that works for you – there’s no need to log in at set times. To stay on track, we recommend setting aside 10 to 15 hours per week for each course, but you can adapt your schedule and your study load to suit your needs. 

Assessment

All assessments, including exams (if required) are conducted 100% online – so you’ll never need to travel to submit an assignment or sit an exam. Depending on your program, your assessments might include: 

  • An industry-relevant project or case study 
  • An online presentation 
  • Essays and reports.