Diploma in Information Technology

QUT College

Why choose this course

Studying Diploma in Information Technology at the QUT College will fast-track your entry into the second year of QUT's Bachelor of Information Technology and Bachelor of Games and Interactive Environments. You will develop academic skills which will help you become more confident with your university studies and dramatically improve your English skills, all while enjoying a complete university experience. Successful graduates will be guaranteed entry into QUTs Bachelor of Information Technology or Bachelor of Games and Interactive Environments.

You will learn through university style lectures, tutorials and workshops with a focus on the development of independent learning skills. Smaller class sizes mean you get more individual attention from your teachers.

What to expect

The Diploma in Information Technology (IT) is equivalent to the first year QUTs Bachelor of Information Technology (IN01) and Bachelor of Games and Interactive Environments (IN05). On completion of the Diploma with the required results, you are guaranteed a place in the second year of your chosen degree program. This premium pathway provides an introduction to building and applying innovative IT solutions across diverse industries, and provides additional academic and language support, preparing you for successful study in the Faculty of Science.

• Study on campus as a QUT student with access to all services and facilities across the University.
• On completion with the required results, receive a guaranteed place in the Bachelor of IT or Bachelor of Games and Interactive Environments with 1 year of advanced standing.
• Study first year academic content.
• Benefit from an interactive learning environment, with small classes and more contact hours.
• Develop academic English language skills and progress without the need to take another IELTS test (or equivalent).

Highlights

Provides pathway into QUT's Bachelor of Information Technology or Bachelor of Games and Interactive Environments.
Develop academic and English language skills for successful study in the degree program.
Successful graduates will receive 1 year of credit for prior learning (advanced standing) towards the Bachelor of Information Technology or Bachelor of Games and Interactive Environments degree.

Careers and outcomes

Graduates of this course may seek entry to general IT fields or continue their studies with the Bachelor of IT, leading to a successful IT career. Some examples are listed below.

Course articulation

Progression to your related Bachelor degree

To progress into your chosen degree you will need to meet the conditions listed in your offer letter, including:

successful completion of the Diploma in Information Technology.