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Information technology

Solve real-world challenges with IT solutions

  • Among the world's top 100 universities in Computer Science and Information Systems*
  • Gain a globally recognised IT qualification
  • Develop job-ready skills through industry projects

What would you like to study?

RMIT is internationally recognised for teaching and research excellence in information communication technology (ICT) 

Information technology is a multi-billion dollar industry that underpins almost everything we do in today’s digital age. Computer scientists and IT specialists are vital to every industry to help manage data, provide network support and maintain security.

Our flexible programs reflect leading-edge developments in ICT and our programs are developed in consultation with employers and focused on leading technology. RMIT’s computing facilities are among the most advanced in Australia.

At RMIT, you can build a flexible skill set by combining courses that match your passions and talents and customise a university degree to suit your interests.

*Source: 2018 QS World University Rankings by Subject 

Josh Caratelli

Global reputation, great teachers and support

With an award-winning app already under his belt, RMIT’s Bachelor of Computer Science graduate Josh Caratelli is well on his way to becoming a successful games developer.

“RMIT was a very obvious choice for me for a couple of reasons. The first being just the culture, the people here are super nice, super passionate if you have issue or you want to extend yourself RMIT’s there for you and secondly, in my field of computer science and games development, people overseas have heard of RMIT, and that just goes a long way.”

Find out more about Josh’s Smog Game at www.smog-game.com

https://www.rmit.edu.au/school-leaver/information-technology

Seminar

Women taking the lead in tech

Female leaders from across Australia’s technology sector have taken centre stage at RMIT to provide inspiration and encouragement for women following in their footsteps.

The event included Lisy Kane who now works as a Games Producer for Melbourne studio, League of Geeks, and was recently featured in Forbes' 30 Under 30 Gaming list, the only Australian to do so in 2017.

"RMIT has a really amazing games design program and some of their graduates are creating games which are incredibly innovative," she said.

"It's a really creative industry, but at the moment, only about 15% of the workforce is female. Women have an opportunity to tell their stories and express themselves through games and new technologies, and the more we see this happening, the better."

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Making sense of analytics and data science

In this era of Big Data, analytics and data science are burgeoning fields, demanding highly skilled professionals who are also effective communicators. These two separate but interconnected areas are where science meets creativity.

Specialists who can manage vast amounts of data and skilfully use data visualisation to communicate insights and make accurate predictions are highly sought after. But what’s involved and what’s the difference?

RMIT spoke to Dr James Baglin, program manager for the Master of Analytics, to answer some of the following questions:

  • What is the difference between Data Science and Analytics at RMIT?
  • What is the current and prospective job market like for future graduates?
  • What are the real-world applications for Data Science and Analytics?
  • What are the soft and hard skills required?

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