Bachelor of Computing (Information Systems)

For a leading-edge career in the IS/IT industry, you need a leading-edge degree. And that’s exactly what the Bachelor of Computing gives you.

Computers are integral to modern culture and are a primary engine behind much of the world’s economic and social change. The knowledge and skills required to be competitive in the computing industry are ever-increasing. Today, practising professionals need to not only have knowledge and skills in computing, they also need to understand the context in which computer technology is applied in society, and be able to work collaboratively with people in all sorts of professions and industries.

The Bachelor of Computing degree integrates closely the applications of computing and information systems in a global business environment. You will work with organisations to design, develop, deploy and manage information systems through the application of computing technology. This course will help you carry out a real-life project where you will need to demonstrate you can design and develop an information system that solves a community-based problem.

Part time-study is only available to local students and is generally completed by day classes as there are limited night classes.

Practical Experience

Students will be required to undertake a real-life project in their final semester of study, often for a local business or organisation.

A Career in Computing

As a UWS Computing graduate, you can look forward to career opportunities such as:
»» analyst programmer
»» systems developer
»» network developer
»» systems architect and information systems manager
»» web systems developer
»» Chief Information Officer (CIO) of an organisation
»» health informatics manager

How to Apply

All domestic applications for entry to UWS undergraduate courses must be made through the Universities Admissions Centre (UAC) (opens in a new window). Step by step instructions are available on the How to Apply pages.

All international applications for entry to UWS undergraduate courses must be made via the International Student Admission Application form. Step by step instructions are available on the International Admissions pages.