36 monthsProgramme duration
52,410 AUDTuition Fee/year
30 Nov, 2025Application Deadline
FebStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Computer Science and Information Systems
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
This Bachelor of Computing Science is designed for individuals passionate about computer science, IT, and related fields, aiming for technical roles in industry.
You will acquire robust technical knowledge, specialising in your chosen area, while also developing essential skills in problem-solving, teamwork, project management, and communication.
This course is offered both in Standard mode, and as part of the UTS Industry Degree Academy (IDeA).
The Standard Program of the course offers the same academic content but without the cadetship component.
The IDeA Program utilises a cadetship model which integrates work and study throughout the degree. Learning occurs through a combination of academic study and workplace learning, supported by portfolios and industry certifications, ensuring a well-rounded professional development. Arrangements can be made to gain academic credit for approved workplace activities.
The Bachelor of Computing Science is part of the Industry Degree Academy program, which uniquely combines work and study in an integrated cadetship format where students’ workplace activities are credited towards this degree. Unlike working while studying, the Bachelor of Computing Science is designed to enable employers and students to actively contribute to the learning outcomes via portfolios and industry certifications and training. As well as gaining strong technical skills and a full qualification in computing science and IT for their chosen specialisation, students also gain skills in problem-solving, teamwork, project management and communication.
You will acquire robust technical knowledge, specialising in your chosen area, while also developing essential skills in problem-solving, teamwork, project management, and communication.
This course is offered both in Standard mode, and as part of the UTS Industry Degree Academy (IDeA).
The Standard Program of the course offers the same academic content but without the cadetship component.
The IDeA Program utilises a cadetship model which integrates work and study throughout the degree. Learning occurs through a combination of academic study and workplace learning, supported by portfolios and industry certifications, ensuring a well-rounded professional development. Arrangements can be made to gain academic credit for approved workplace activities.
The Bachelor of Computing Science is part of the Industry Degree Academy program, which uniquely combines work and study in an integrated cadetship format where students’ workplace activities are credited towards this degree. Unlike working while studying, the Bachelor of Computing Science is designed to enable employers and students to actively contribute to the learning outcomes via portfolios and industry certifications and training. As well as gaining strong technical skills and a full qualification in computing science and IT for their chosen specialisation, students also gain skills in problem-solving, teamwork, project management and communication.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Computer Science and Information Systems
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
This Bachelor of Computing Science is designed for individuals passionate about computer science, IT, and related fields, aiming for technical roles in industry.
You will acquire robust technical knowledge, specialising in your chosen area, while also developing essential skills in problem-solving, teamwork, project management, and communication.
This course is offered both in Standard mode, and as part of the UTS Industry Degree Academy (IDeA).
The Standard Program of the course offers the same academic content but without the cadetship component.
The IDeA Program utilises a cadetship model which integrates work and study throughout the degree. Learning occurs through a combination of academic study and workplace learning, supported by portfolios and industry certifications, ensuring a well-rounded professional development. Arrangements can be made to gain academic credit for approved workplace activities.
The Bachelor of Computing Science is part of the Industry Degree Academy program, which uniquely combines work and study in an integrated cadetship format where students’ workplace activities are credited towards this degree. Unlike working while studying, the Bachelor of Computing Science is designed to enable employers and students to actively contribute to the learning outcomes via portfolios and industry certifications and training. As well as gaining strong technical skills and a full qualification in computing science and IT for their chosen specialisation, students also gain skills in problem-solving, teamwork, project management and communication.
You will acquire robust technical knowledge, specialising in your chosen area, while also developing essential skills in problem-solving, teamwork, project management, and communication.
This course is offered both in Standard mode, and as part of the UTS Industry Degree Academy (IDeA).
The Standard Program of the course offers the same academic content but without the cadetship component.
The IDeA Program utilises a cadetship model which integrates work and study throughout the degree. Learning occurs through a combination of academic study and workplace learning, supported by portfolios and industry certifications, ensuring a well-rounded professional development. Arrangements can be made to gain academic credit for approved workplace activities.
The Bachelor of Computing Science is part of the Industry Degree Academy program, which uniquely combines work and study in an integrated cadetship format where students’ workplace activities are credited towards this degree. Unlike working while studying, the Bachelor of Computing Science is designed to enable employers and students to actively contribute to the learning outcomes via portfolios and industry certifications and training. As well as gaining strong technical skills and a full qualification in computing science and IT for their chosen specialisation, students also gain skills in problem-solving, teamwork, project management and communication.
Admission Requirements
176+
58+
79+
6.5+
Applicants must have completed an Australian Year 12 qualification, Australian Qualifications Framework Diploma, or equivalent Australian or overseas qualification at the required level.
Eligibility for admission does not guarantee offer of a place.
Eligibility for admission does not guarantee offer of a place.
30 Nov 2025
3 Years
Feb
Tuition fees
Domestic
9,314 AUD
International
52,410 AUD
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