From computer science to software engineering, RMIT’s IT courses will help you gain the knowledge to solve, support, analyse, troubleshoot and design everything from websites to programming networks.
Ranked in the top 10 in Australia, and in the top 120 universities globally for Computer Science and Information Systems.*
At RMIT, you’ll experience internships and work on real-world projects with leading organisations such as Amazon Web Services and ANZ.
Customise your study by combining your major with cross-disciplinary minors, or add a year of work experience onto a three-year degree.
*QS World University Rankings by Subject 2026
In today's technology-driven world, jobs in IT will always be in high demand. In fact, according to Jobs and Skills Australia's employment projections, work opportunities for ICT professionals are set to increase by 22% to 2033.
As a graduate of an RMIT information technology course, you are known for your practical skills, professional knowledge and hands-on experiences, propelling you into a vast world of diverse possibilities. Some common career outcomes include:
From patterns to predictions, transform raw data into meaningful insights and practical solutions.
Gain the technical and problem-solving skills to build AI systems, work with data, research new applications, develop responsible approaches to AI and apply intelligent technologies to real-world problems.
It was really exciting to come into the first year and start with a boot camp, so straight into coding for six weeks. Technology is only growing so it's such an exciting field to get into.
– Nicole Abiad, Bachelor of Software Engineering
Tailor your study for the future of business with industry-led courses in accounting, finance and management to blockchain, marketing and entrepreneurship.
RMIT's engineering courses empower you to explore the possibilities of tomorrow through a wide range of disciplines, spanning from civil and mechanical to biomedical and environmental engineering.
Through RMIT’s courses in justice and criminology, policy and legal practice, you’ll gain the legal experience to shape what’s next in technology-led law.
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