Bachelor of Information Technology

(Software Development)

Prepare for a fast-paced digital career where creativity meets technical depth. This degree combines industry-designed learning, hands-on projects and specialised development tools to help you build the skills employers need. Learn to design intelligent systems, create scalable applications, work with cloud technologies and develop solutions that drive real impact in today’s organisations. 


Applied learning from day one
Work-ready qualifications backed by UNSW
Industry built and taught

Is this degree right for you?

The Bachelor of Information Technology (Software Development) is for those who want to become proficient, adaptable software developers with skills that translate directly into the workplace.

If you’re curious, creative, enjoy problem solving and want a career with long-term growth, this program offers a supportive structure, whether you’re beginning your professional journey, switching careers, or upskilling to stay ahead of industry change.

Skills for real-world software roles

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Modern programming mastery

Develop the core programming skills required to design and build modern software systems. Students learn how to analyse complex problems, design algorithms, and implement robust, maintainable code that forms the foundation of real-world applications.

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AI and intelligent systems

Learn how intelligent systems are built and integrated into modern applications by working with machine learning models, natural language processing tools and practical AI development techniques.

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Cloud and scalable architecture

Gain experience in designing cloud-hosted applications, working with AWS and Microsoft-aligned tools, and building systems that scale securely and efficiently.

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Software engineering for real-world systems

Plan, design and deliver robust software systems using modern engineering practices, including testing, debugging, version control, system architecture and agile development workflows.

Hands-on learning from your first term

This degree is grounded in work-integrated learning. Each term includes applied projects using real data, tools and development challenges, helping you build confidence and technical fluency as you progress.

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Industry projects

Apply your learning through regular coding projects, system builds, and problem-solving tasks that mirror the work of real development teams, culminating in a capstone project that brings together everything you’ve learned.

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Real-world project briefs

Engage with employer-designed scenarios that simulate actual product requirements, user needs and technical constraints.

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No traditional exams

Assessments are practical, hands-on, and collaborative, helping you build a portfolio of work that demonstrates your capability. 

Industry connected

Throughout your studies, you’ll hear from software engineers, cloud architects, UX designers and AI specialists who work at leading organisations. They’ll share emerging trends, development practices and insights into what employers seek in early and mid-career developers. 

Industry placement as part of your degree

You’ll work alongside industry mentors, apply your technical skills in real environments, and build a network that supports your transition into the workforce, or the new direction you’re taking your career.

Gain experience working in a live software environment, contribute to codebases, collaborate with technical teams, and solve real business problems using the skills you’ve honed.

Professionals with cloud skills are in high demand as more organizations invest in their future with the cloud. We’re proud to help UNSW College advance the training and learning opportunities for its students. With AWS Academy, students will be equipped with the in-demand, practical cloud skills they need to land high-quality jobs in one of the fastest-growing industries.
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Where this degree can take you

Software roles continue to be in strong demand across industries including finance, healthcare, government, cloud computing, e-commerce and technology start-ups.

Graduates may pursue roles such as:

  • Software developer
  • Software engineer
  • AI / Machine learning engineer
  • Application developer
  • DevOps engineer
  • AI solutions specialist
  • Full-stack developer
  • Cloud application developer
  • Data scientist / data analyst

Software powers every organisation, from government to healthcare to fintech, cloud services and AI-driven industries. To solve real problems, developers need more than theory: they need hands-on experience, modern tooling and the ability to think critically about systems and user needs.

Co-designed and taught by industry specialists, this degree prepares you to design, build and refine software that works in real-world environments. Across three years, you’ll learn core programming, AI fundamentals, cloud technologies, mobile application development, systems design and leading engineering practices.

By the end of your Bachelor of Information Technology (Software Development), you’ll be able to:

  • Demonstrate and apply foundational and advanced cyber security and programming knowledge to meet organisational and industry-specific needs.
  • Implement, manage and evaluate secure IT environments that protect organisation assets by applying security best practices and frameworks.
  • Develop and maintain software applications using industry standard methodologies to meet user needs and organisational requirements. 
  • Utilise critical thinking and strategic problem solving skills to analyse, evaluate and devise robust and effective solutions for complex IT challenges.
  • Continuously develop technical and professional skills through self-directed learning and practical experience in industry placements, adapting to emerging technologies.
  • Lead and collaborate within business and IT teams demonstrating professionalism, ethical responsibility and a commitment to continuous learning.
  • 48
    units of credit

    8
    core courses

    The information provided is correct as of 15 January 2026.

    Core courses

    • In Programming Fundamentals, you will be introduced to the essential building blocks of software development. This course provides a strong foundation in programming concepts and principles, which you can apply directly to real-world IT challenges. You will develop core skills in problem-solving, algorithmic thinking, and coding, with a focus on hands-on learning using industry-relevant programming languages. By the end of the course, you will be equipped with practical skills to create, test, and debug software applications, ensuring you are ready to meet the demands of diverse IT environments.

    • In the Digital Communication course, you will develop essential communication skills needed for both technical and non-technical contexts within the IT industry. You will focus on enhancing their written, verbal, and interpersonal communication skills, with a strong emphasis on collaboration, professionalism, and ethical practices. Through this course, you will learn how to convey complex technical information to diverse audiences, work effectively in teams, and deliver professional presentations and reports. You will also explore practical tools and technologies that enhance communication in IT projects, equipping them to excel in professional environments.

    • In the Database Management course, you will be introduced to the fundamental principles of database design, implementation, and management. You will develop a strong understanding of relational database concepts, including data modelling, normalisation, and the use of Structured Query Language (SQL) for managing data. This course focuses on practical skills, enabling you to design efficient and secure databases for real- world applications. By the end of the course, you will be able to create and manage databases, manipulate data using SQL and implement basic security measures to protect sensitive information.

    • This course introduces leadership concepts, theories and practices across modern professional environments. You will explore various leadership styles (transformational, transactional, authentic and servant), decision-making processes and the ethical responsibilities of a leader. The course covers topics such as team dynamics, adaptive leadership, strategic leadership and the role of a leader in driving success through continuous improvement. By engaging with practical exercises, case studies and group projects, you will develop leadership skills and confidence in leading teams, making strategic decisions, and understanding the broader impact of leadership on organisational outcomes. As a core course across multiple disciplines, this course highlights how effective leadership principles can be applied in diverse fields, including IT, Business and Engineering.

    • In the Applied Programming course, you will build your knowledge of web development by focusing on creating dynamic, responsive, and scalable web applications. You will learn to design and implement webpages that address organisational needs, incorporating interactive elements to enhance the user experience.

      Through hands-on coding exercises, you will apply data structures to manage data efficiently and use modern tools to collaborate effectively on projects. The course emphasises industry best practices, such as validation, testing, and debugging, ensuring students develop high-quality, maintainable applications

    • The Foundations of Cyber Security course provides you with a comprehensive introduction to the key principles of cyber security. It covers essential topics such as threats, vulnerabilities, governance, risk and compliance management. You will also analyse real-world security breaches to understand cyber-attack methods and their impacts, and you will develop basic security policies to mitigate risks in IT environments. This course focuses on practical skills that will equip you to address security challenges in various IT contexts and prepare them for further specialisation in Cyber Defence and Networking.

    • In the Practical Data Science course, you will learn essential tools and techniques to manage data throughout its lifecycle, from preprocessing and cleaning to visualisation and analysis. You will gain practical skills in data manipulation, statistical analysis, and visualisation using industry-relevant tools, ensuring data quality and consistency. This course provides a strong foundation for understanding and applying data science concepts, equipping you to work confidently with data in real-world IT contexts.

    • In the Networking Fundamentals course, you will gain foundational knowledge in computer networking, exploring key principles such as network topologies, protocols, and the OSI and TCP/IP models. You will develop practical skills in configuring network devices, troubleshooting connectivity issues, and understanding basic network security concepts. Through hands-on learning, you will be equipped to solve real-world networking challenges and apply their knowledge to meet industry standards. By the end of the course, you will be able to configure, secure, and troubleshoot networks, preparing them for a variety of IT roles.

  • 96
    units of credit

    Year 1
    + 6 additional core courses + industry placement

    Industry placement*
    (12 units of credit)

    * Students wishing to exit with an Associate Degree qualification must complete the required industry placement in year 2 and complete the core courses in years 1 and 2. Students intending to continue to the full bachelor’s degree may choose to undertake the industry placement in year 2 or 3.

    The information provided is correct as of 15 January 2026.

    Core courses

    • In the Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) course, you will deepen your understanding of advanced programming concepts using object-oriented principles such as encapsulation, inheritance, polymorphism and abstraction. You will learn to design and develop modular, maintainable software solutions and implement advanced data structures for optimised data management. 

      By the end of the course, you will be equipped to design, implement, and deploy object-oriented applications effectively.

    • In the Cloud Computing course, you will be introduced to the fundamental concepts of cloud technologies, including service models such as Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), and Software as a Service (SaaS), as well as deployment models like public, private, and hybrid clouds. The course emphasises practical skills, guiding students through setting up virtual machines, storage, and network configurations. You will also explore cloud-native tools to automate workflows, ensuring efficient and scalable cloud management. Additionally, they will learn the basics of cloud security, including identity management and encryption, to align with industry standards.

      By the end of the course, you will be able to deploy and manage cloud-based solutions effectively.

    • The Artificial Intelligence / Machine Learning (AI/ML) course introduces you to the key concepts of artificial intelligence and machine learning, including supervised, unsupervised, and reinforcement learning. You will learn to implement various machine learning algorithms, such as linear regression, decision trees, and clustering, using programming techniques to solve practical problems. The course also covers data preprocessing, model evaluation, and ethical considerations in AI, such as mitigating bias and ensuring data privacy.

      By the end of the course, you will be able to build, evaluate, and optimise machine learning models for diverse real-world applications while upholding ethical standards.

    • This course equips you with the skills to design and implement advanced data visualisations that effectively communicate insights from complex datasets. You will explore principles of visual perception and design, such as colour theory, layout, and storytelling, to create visualisations that enhance user understanding. The course also introduces business intelligence (BI) tools for creating dashboards and addresses the challenges of visualising big data and streaming data in real-time.

      By the end of the course, you will have the expertise to develop impactful visualisations that support data-driven decision-making and solve real-world challenges.

    • In the Software Engineering (Software Development Specialisation) course, students will gain the skills needed to design, develop, and maintain full-stack software systems. They will learn both front-end and back-end development, focusing on building scalable, reliable, and maintainable software. The course will introduce students to software development life cycle (SDLC) models, comprehensive testing strategies, and sustainable software architecture design. Additionally, students will enhance their ability to collaborate within software development teams, make informed decisions about software trade-offs, and manage projects effectively using version control and project management tools.

      By the end of the course, students will have a thorough understanding of full-stack development and software engineering best practices, preparing them for real-world software development challenges.

    • In the Secure Cloud Network Architecture course, the skills to design, implement, and manage advanced cloud architectures that prioritise scalability, reliability, and cost optimisation will be developed. The course explores networking and security solutions in multi-cloud environments, teaches resource optimisation techniques, and covers the implementation of disaster recovery and high availability strategies. Additionally, DevOps practices are introduced to streamline application development and operations, preparing learners for modern cloud-based challenges.

      By the end of the course, learners will be equipped to design and manage complex cloud architectures that address the needs of contemporary businesses.

    Elective courses

    • The Industry Placement provides you with the opportunity to apply your academic knowledge and technical skills to real-world IT challenges in a professional setting. You will gain hands-on experience by working collaboratively within an IT team, addressing both technical and organisational issues. The course emphasises professional development, critical thinking, problem-solving, and effective communication skills. Through reflective activities, you will identify areas for growth and develop strategies for continued professional advancement in the IT field.

      By the end of the course, you will have practical experience and a deeper understanding of how to apply your knowledge in a professional IT environment, setting you up for success in your future career.

    • The Introduction to Internet of Things (IoT) course provides an understanding of the foundational principles, technologies, and applications of IoT. You will explore IoT devices, networks, and architectures while gaining hands-on experience with basic IoT configurations and applications. The course places a strong emphasis on the critical role of security and data privacy in IoT systems.

      By the end of the course, you will have a solid foundation in IoT principles, practical skills to develop simple IoT-based applications, and an understanding of how to secure IoT environments.

    • The User Experience (UX) and Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) course introduces you to the principles and methodologies for designing and evaluating user-friendly, accessible, and intuitive digital interfaces. You will explore essential concepts such as user-centred design, usability testing, and interaction principles. Through practical activities, you will learn how to create engaging, functional, and accessible interfaces that enhance the user experience. The course also emphasises understanding human behaviour and designing solutions that respond to user needs and preferences.

      By the end of the course, you will be equipped with the skills to design user-focused interfaces, preparing them for roles in web development, software design, and digital product management.

  • 144
    units of credit

    Year 1 + Year 2
    + 6 core courses + capstone project + electives

    Industry placement*
    (12 units of credit)

    * Students intending to exit the program with the Associate Degree qualification must complete the required industry placement in year 2 and complete the core courses in years 1 and 2. Students intending to continue to the full Bachelor’s degree may choose to undertake the industry placement in year 2 or 3.

    The information provided is correct as of 15 January 2026.

    Core courses

    • The Artificial Intelligence Development course introduces you to advanced machine learning techniques for designing and building AI applications. You will explore key areas such as deep learning, natural language processing (NLP), and computer vision to solve real-world problems. Through practical exercises, they will implement and fine-tune AI architectures, including convolutional neural networks (CNNs) and recurrent neural networks (RNNs). You will also learn to integrate AI solutions into scalable applications using cloud services or edge computing. The course addresses the ethical considerations of AI development, focusing on transparency, accountability, and workforce impact.

      By the end of the course, you will be proficient in creating AI applications that meet organisational needs while upholding ethical standards.

    • The Natural Language Processing (NLP) course introduces you to the foundations of computational linguistics, machine learning, and deep learning techniques for analysing, interpreting, and generating human language. You will explore core NLP tasks, including text preprocessing, sentiment analysis, named entity recognition, language modelling, and machine translation. Using Python and popular NLP libraries such as NLTK,spaCy, and Hugging Face Transformers, you will develop and apply algorithms to real-world language tasks.

      By the end of the course, you will have the skills to build applications that process and understand text data, enabling intelligent language-based interactions.

    • The Mobile Application Development course teaches you how to design, develop, test, and deploy mobile applications for platforms like Android and iOS. You will gain hands-on experience in user interface (UI) and user experience (UX) design, ensuring applications meet user and organisational requirements. The course explores mobile development tools and frameworks such as React Native and Flutter, equipping you to optimise applications for performance and security across a range of devices.

      By the end of the course, you will have the skills to develop robust and scalable mobile applications that address real-world challenges.

    • In the Project Management course, you will explore project management frameworks and methodologies, including Agile and Waterfall, to manage enterprise projects from inception to completion. You will learn essential skills such as project scheduling, budgeting, and risk management, while gaining hands-on experience with industry-standard tools like JIRA and Microsoft Project to facilitate team collaboration and task tracking. Through case studies and practical activities, you will evaluate the effectiveness of these practices in real-world project scenarios.

      By the end of the course, you will be equipped to apply theoretical knowledge to efficiently manage projects using industry-recognised frameworks and tools.

    • The Capstone Project in IT is a project-based course where you will integrate and apply the knowledge and skills gained throughout the program. Working collaboratively with peers and, in some cases, industry professionals, students will tackle complex technical challenges, develop solutions, and deliver a real-world IT project. The course focuses on critical thinking, problem-solving, and effectively communicating project outcomes, preparing students for professional IT environments.

      By the end of the course, you will have completed a comprehensive IT project that addresses real-world challenges and meets industry standards, showcasing their ability to apply advanced IT knowledge and skills in practice.

    Elective courses

    • The Industry Placement provides you with the opportunity to apply your academic knowledge and technical skills to real-world IT challenges in a professional setting. You will gain hands-on experience by working collaboratively within an IT team, addressing both technical and organisational issues. The course emphasises professional development, critical thinking, problem-solving, and effective communication skills. Through reflective activities, you will identify areas for growth and develop strategies for continued professional advancement in the IT field.

      By the end of the course, you will have practical experience and a deeper understanding of how to apply your knowledge in a professional IT environment, setting you up for success in your future career.

    • This course equips you with the skills to apply advanced data analytics techniques to solve real-world challenges. You will explore predictive modelling, classification, and the use of machine learning tools for analysing large datasets. The course also teaches you to develop custom data analysis techniques and evaluate the quality and reliability of data sources and models. Ethical considerations, including data privacy, bias, and compliance with regulations such as GDPR, are integral to the course, ensuring responsible and ethical data handling.

      By the end of the course, you will be proficient in applying data analytics techniques to extract valuable insights and address complex organisational needs.

    • The Operating Systems Programming course provides you with practical experience in understanding and developing core operating system functions. You will focus on programming skills to manage processes, memory, storage, and system calls, combining theoretical insights with real-world applications. This course is designed to help you build a deep understanding of operating systems and their role in software and hardware integration.

      By the end of the course, you will be equipped with the skills to solve complex challenges in systems programming, software development, and IT infrastructure.

  • The Bachelor of Information Technology (Software Development) is designed to equip you with high-demand, industry-relevant skills. As part of this design, selected courses are aligned with recognised industry certification frameworks from leading vendors, including:

    • CompTIA
    • AWS
    • Microsoft
    • (ISC)²

    This alignment helps ensure what you learn reflects current industry expectations and prepares you to pursue external certifications if you choose to.

    Industry certifications are not included as part of the degree and are not required for graduation. Sitting certification exams is entirely optional and you can organise to do these independently through authorised testing centres.

Entry requirements

Entry into the Bachelor of Information Technology (Software Development) recognises a range of academic and non-academic backgrounds. Applicants may be eligible based on recent secondary study or through alternative pathways, including vocational qualifications and relevant industry experience.

  • Applicants who have completed the NSW Higher School Certificate (HSC) or an equivalent Australian senior secondary qualification must meet the following entry requirements:

    • Successfully complete band 3 or above in at least three HSC subjects relevant to the program.

    Example subjects include:

    • Information Processes and Technology (IPT)
    • Advanced Mathematics or Extension Mathematics
    • Software Design and Development (SDD)
    • Mathematics Standard or Advanced
    • Engineering Studies
    • Enterprise Computing
    • Physics
    • Design and Technology

    Equivalent qualifications from other Australian states and international senior secondary qualifications will be considered.

  • Applicants who do not meet the standard HSC entry requirements may be eligible through one of the following pathways:

    1. Vocational qualification
      A Certificate IV or higher in a relevant discipline (e.g., Information Technology, Networking, Cybersecurity, Software Development) or

      Completion or partial completion of a Diploma (e.g. 50%) or higher qualification in a related field.

    2. Industry Experience
      Applicants with significant professional experience (minimum of two years in an IT-related role) may be eligible on a case-by-case basis.

      An optional competency-based assessment may be required to demonstrate knowledge and skills relevant to the program.

      Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) and credit transfer may be available for eligible applicants based on prior study or work experience. 

Academic calendars

The academic calendar consists of important dates throughout your study period such as orientation, census dates, study weeks, exam weeks and breaks for your program or course of study.

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Intakes:

October
OrientationStart of week oneCensusTerm end
01 October 20265 October 202623 October 2026*27 November 2026

* Friday of week 3 (or the following Monday if Friday is a public holiday).

Applied Degree fees

2026 tuition fee: A$22,320 per year*
Total program fee: A$66,960* 

*Tuition fees are reviewed annually and may be subject to change.

Financial assistance in the form of FEE-HELP may be available. FEE-HELP is a loan from the Australian Government that helps eligible students defer repayments for all or part of their tuition fees. For more information, refer to FEE-HELP.  

Please note: This information is provided as a general guide and applies to full-fee paying domestic students.

Scholarships

If you're starting your degree in 2026, you could be eligible for a scholarship.

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Study with UNSW College, a fully owned entity of UNSW Sydney - a world top 20 university. You’ll graduate with a qualification backed by a globally recognised institution, access to campus facilities and resources, and credibility that is valued across business, management and professional services roles.

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Flexible study options

Applied Degrees include built-in exit points after one, two or three years, allowing you to graduate with a diploma, associate degree or bachelor's qualification. This flexibility gives you control over your pace and progression - whether you’re balancing study with work, building formal credentials, or planning your next career step.

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Support at every stage

Study in small, engaged classes with personalised feedback and weekly lecturer consultations. Dedicated wellbeing, learning, progress, and careers teams support you throughout your degree, helping you stay confident and motivated.

Frequently Asked Questions

Whether you’re wondering about workload or career options, or anything in between, we encourage you to explore our frequently asked questions. If your queries aren’t covered, don’t hesitate to contact our team.

  • Graduates of the Bachelor of Information Technology (Software Development) are prepared for early-career roles across software development, web and application development, AI solutions development, machine learning implementation, systems support and digital product environments.

    With applied learning combined with industry experience, you’ll graduate with both technical knowledge and workplace capability, which supports progression into a wide range of roles.

    Specific outcomes will vary based on your previous experience, personal strengths and the opportunities you pursue. 

  • The associate degree and bachelor degree include a compulsory industry placement or practicum experience. This placement takes place at the end of Year 2 or Year 3 and runs for a period of 8 weeks.

    This structured component enables you to apply your learning in a professional context, build workplace capability and gain practical experience relevant to your field of study. Dedicated support is provided to guide you through preparation, application and successful completion of this requirement.

  • No, you do not need an ATAR to apply for this program.

    Entry is based on meeting the academic entry requirements, which may include HSC subject results, prior study, vocational qualifications or relevant professional experience (for non school leavers).

    Read about the full entry criteria.

  • This program has been designed to be flexible and supportive, with multiple qualification exit points and a learning model that recognises students may have other commitments outside of their studies.

  • You’ll be assisted throughout your studies by a supportive framework and dedicated network of academic and student services, including:

    • small class sizes and personalised feedback
    • weekly lecturer consultation hours
    • academic and study skills support
    • success coaching and employability workshops
    • wellbeing, progress and careers teams.

    Whether you’re returning to study, changing direction or starting your first qualification, you’ll have access to guidance that helps you stay engaged and supported. Learn more about the full range of support services.

  • This is an applied software development degree, meaning learning is grounded in real-world scenarios, problem-solving and project delivery. 

    Instead of relying on traditional exams, you will: 

    • build software applications and prototypes 
    • respond to client-style and industry-designed briefs 
    • work in collaborative, agile-style project groups 
    • use modern development tools and workflows 
    • complete structured industry placement and a capstone project that brings all your learnings together. 

    This approach is designed to help you build both technical programming skills and workplace-ready capabilities while you study. 

  • The focus is on authentic assessment, integrating practical experience and team work alongside technical knowledge. 

    You’ll be assessed through activities such as:

    • hands-on coding tasks and network configurations
    • case study analyses
    • individual and collaborative group projects
    • client-style and industry-informed briefs
    • technical reports
    • industry placements.

    This assessment approach allows you to demonstrate your skills in a way that closely mirrors real software development workflows. You will receive meaningful feedback to support you in refining your skills and synthesizing your learning.

  • Each program offers flexible exit points, allowing you to graduate with a recognised qualification after one, two, or three years of study. You may exit with a Diploma after year 1, an Associate Degree after year 2, or complete the full three-year bachelor’s degree, provided you have met the specific course completion requirements.

    If you’re considering exiting early with one of these qualifications, you’ll need to discuss your plans with the Academic Support teams so they can advise you on program timing, eligibility and administrative requirements.

    Your support teams will work with you to ensure your transition is as smooth as possible.

  • This degree has been designed to prepare you for the realities of current workplaces, through:

    • applied, project-based learning
    • structured industry placement
    • industry aligned curriculum
    • small classes and personalised support
    • the backing and recognition of UNSW, a world top 20 university.

    The result is a program that focuses not only on academic knowledge, but also confidence, capability and genuine work-readiness.

  • You will gain hands-on experience with contemporary software development and applied AI technologies, platforms, and best-practice approaches used across modern industry environments. This includes areas such as software design and development, cloud-based application delivery, data handling and automation, applied machine learning workflows, and responsible AI practices.

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