The Bachelor of Information Technology Scholarship
Are you at the top of your game? With the Bachelor of Information Technology (BIT), you’ll join a cohort of high achieving students who are passionate about using technology to drive business outcomes.
The Bachelor of IT Co-operative Scholarship is a three-year IT course. It's a fast-track course that’s been designed to mentor the next generation of IT and business leaders. It’s about building your tech and business skills in equal measure. Capitalising on your leadership potential. Growing your innovation mindset. Above all, it’s about shaping you to become a business-savvy, work-ready, IT management professional who’s ready to make your mark.
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As a Bachelor of Information Technology (BIT) student, I had the opportunity to take on two industry placements with a sponsor company. For my first industry placement I spent 6 months with IBM. I worked in the Office of the CIO division, working with various technology and infrastructure for IBM. I also spent 6 months with CBA as part of my second industry placement. I worked with collaboration tools and designing technology to improve productivity for the employees within the Bank. With both placements I not only had an up-close look at each company but also learnt how to communicate professionally with my colleagues and developed my problem-solving skills. These were two key skills which I definitely needed when I transitioned over from university to my current role.
Alexandra Hipolito Bachelor of Information Technology
I have a strong entrepreneurial passion. I started my first business when I was only 13 and continued to build it up throughout high school. As you can imagine, choosing a university degree was really difficult. I had so many varied passions including technology, business and design. I found the Bachelor of Information Technology (BIT) Co-operative Scholarship course online, which seemed perfect. I wrote an application, went to an interview and was accepted.
The BIT program definitely set me up for success. I worked as a creative consultant at Deloitte Digital for a little while after uni. I've since founded my own business that is doing incredibly well in the online education space. This is where I focus most of my time these days. I've also founded another creative agency business.
