Bachelor of Information Technology (Data Analytics)

This course lays a general IT base and then moves into data analytics. Students practise programming, handling and organising data, machine learning and forecasting models, and learn to convert findings into decisions. The study plan includes professional skills, web and database topics, cloud systems and networking, applying human-centred approaches to technology. Data analysts are needed in business, public health and many other parts of the economy. Delivery is in person at Tonsley and City, with practical experience and study abroad on offer. The page says part-time study is not available to international students. Before applying, prospective students should read the full course page, which sets out the application route, key dates and support services, so that the entry and English language information they rely on is current. Details such as fees and start dates can change between intakes.