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Bachelor of Information Technology

University of Wollongong

Programme Overview

Academic Level
Academic Level

Bachelor's Degree, single major

Awarded by
Awarded by

University of Wollongong

Programme type
Programme type

Part-time, 3 years

Campus location
Campus location

SIM Campus

Application Dates
Application Dates

Apr 2025: 11 Nov 2024 to 20 Jan 2025

Estimated Fees (incl. GST)
Estimated Fees

(incl. GST)*

S$22,497.60 to S$36,624.00

* Exclude application fee, preparatory or bridging course fee, and other fees. Refer to the Fees & Financial Aid section for details.

Programme Outline

Awarded & Developed by: University of Wollongong, Australia

Information technology is the backbone of the workplace in every industry, business and trade.

A UOW Information Technology degree will provide you with the skills to make a company more productive and efficient through the use of IT.

The degree has a solid foundation in theory, analysis, design, and implementation. These core skills are extended into a range of key areas, including systems administration, data and process management, web development and aspects of software engineering.

  • Students in the UOW programme at SIM are eligible to transfer to the Wollongong campus but subject to separate application and enrolment process.
  • Top graduands from the programme are eligible to receive awards from the Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA)
  • Accreditations by Australian Computer Society (ACS) 

Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of this programme, you will be able to:  

  1. Bridge the gap between traditional business-only or IT-only perspectives and contribute to the success of your organisation in a broader social and ethically responsible framework.
  2. Understand the relevance of business strategy and IT, while emphasising a hands-on system development perspective.

Further Studies & Career Prospects

Graduates can apply to enrol in the Bachelor of Computer Science (Hons) programme at Wollongong, Australia.

Potential careers include:

  • Software Entrepreneurs
  • Computer Programmers
  • Database Administrators
  • IT Developers and Designers
  • Network Managers
  • Systems Analysts
  • Technical Writers
  • IT Applications Designers and Analysts
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Ho Jia Xi
Ho Jia Xi

As a System Analyst* at NCS Pte Ltd, Jia Xi works closely with stakeholders to improvise systems. With the industry-relevant knowledge and skills she has gained from the SIM-University of Wollongong programme, she hopes to progress further in the IT sector.

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Intake Dates

Apr 2025 Intake

PROGRAMME DURATION

Apr 2025 to Mar 2028
(Standard Entry, 3 years)

APPLICATION PERIOD

11 Nov 2024 to 20 Jan 2025
 

The completion date may vary depending on the exemptions granted (if any).

Maximum 3 times the duration for completion under a standard full-time load, subject to meeting ongoing course progression rules.

There will not be any refund should the student fail to complete the programme within the maximum allowed period.

Students who exceed their candidature period will not be allowed to remain in the programme, unless an extension to the candidature period is approved by the University.

Curriculum

Structure

  • This programme is taught in ²ÝÁñÉçÇø by local academics and/or practitioners as well as UOW academics.
  • Average teacher-student ratio is 1:25.
  • The course is intensive and demanding but rewarding and achievable.
  • Classes include face-to-face lectures, tutorials and lab sessions.
  • Classes are typically in 3-hour blocks: 7 – 10pm on weekday and may be held on Saturday mornings and/or afternoons (subject to timetable).
  • Classes delivered by UOW academics are conducted in an intensive mode – a continuous block of seven days for each module.
  • Students typically study two modules per term. Each year comprises of 4 terms.
  • Minimum class size to commence: 24 students
  • In the event that the minimum number is not met, the intake may not commence. The student shall be informed within one month before programme commencement. 

View a list of lecturers

Assessment & Attendance

  • Students are normally assessed by continuous assessment in the following form:
    • Assignments
    • Class tests
    • Laboratory exercises
    • Practical laboratory tests
    • Presentations
    • Projects
    • Tutorial exercises
  • Some assignments and presentations will be group-based. Assessment may have minimum achievement requirement necessary to pass the module.
  • Most modules have a final examination at the end of term.
  • Students are to pass all modules within the current year of study before proceeding to the next year of study.
  • For modules with pre-requisites, students may be required to meet the pre-requisites before undertaking the modules.
  • Attendance requirement: 80%

Requirements to Graduate

Students who successfully complete all academic requirements of the programme will be awarded the Bachelor of Information Technology by the University of Wollongong, Australia. 

A degree conferral ceremony will be held in ²ÝÁñÉçÇø. 

Modules

To be awarded the Bachelor of Information Technology, student must complete, or be exempted from completing (depending on their advanced standing status), a total of 23 modules comprising of core modules, elective modules and one final year project.

  • Networks and Communications
  • Human Computer Interaction
  • Fundamental Programming with Python
  • Problem Solving
  • System Analysis
  • Data Management & Security
  • Object Oriented Design & Programming
  • Introduction to Web Technology
  • IT Project Management
  • Mathematics for Information Technology
  • Principles of eBusiness
  • Knowledge & Information Engineering
  • Software Development Methodologies*
  • Big Data Management*
  • Systems Administration*
  • Business Process Management*
  • Web Server Programming*
  • Management Information Systems*
  • Project


* Modules are taught by UOW Academics, supported by local tutors.

  • Programming Fundamentals
  • Algorithms & Data Structures
  • Advanced Programming
  • Database Systems
  • Mobile Multimedia
  • Introduction to Management
  • Accounting Fundamentals in Society
  • Professional Communication: Concepts and Practices
  • Marketing Principles
  • Accounting in Organisations
  • Managing Human Resources
  • Organisational Behaviour
  • Organisational Analysis
  • Management of Change
  • Statistics for Business
  • Economic Essentials for Business
  • Strategic eBusiness Solutions
  • Industry and Trade in Asia
  • Strategic Systems Management
  • Mobile Application Development
  • Frontend Web Programming
  • 3D Modelling and Animation*
  • Cryptography and Secure Applications*
  • Game Engine Essentials*
  • Network Security*
  • System Security*
  • Distributed Systems and Cloud Computing*
  • Data Mining and Knowledge Discovery*
  • Database Performance Tuning*
  • Interactive Computer Graphics*
  • Web Security*
  • Virtual and Augmented Reality*


* Modules are taught by UOW Academics, supported by local tutors.


View list of modules and descriptions (PDF 441 KB)

View detailed programme structure (PDF 522 KB)

The modules are subject to changes by the university and subject to availability. Not all modules will be offered every term.  

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Admission Criteria

Accepted Entry Qualifications

The following qualifications are accepted:

  • 3 GCE ‘A’ level / 3 H2 passes plus 1 H1 pass with a minimum aggregate of 9 points where A=5, B=4, C=3, D=2, E=1 (for H1 apply half the value)*
  • Diploma: 3-year diploma from local polytechnic or its equivalent.

Applicants may be admitted to different credit exemptions based on their academic results.

  • Exemptions are normally granted automatically to students with relevant background. Block exemptions may be granted to students with relevant diplomas from the local polytechnics and universities.
  • All modules previously studied will be evaluated and compared with the requirements of the student’s programme of study and a block exemption granted where appropriate.
  • To obtain maximum credit exemption, applicants must have GPA of 2.0 or more (out of 4.0). Applicants with GPA below 2.0 will be assessed on a case-by-case basis.

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English Language Requirements

Applicants with international qualification must meet the University’s English requirement:

  • IELTS (Academic) overall score of 6.0 with no band less than 6.0; or
  • TOEFL (iBT) overall score of 70 with a minimum score of 18 in Reading & Writing and 17 in Speaking & Listening; or
  • Pearson (PTE) Academic overall score of 54 with minimum score of 54 in Reading & Writing and 47 in Speaking & Listening or equivalent.

Note: IELTS Indicator, TOEFL (iBT) at home test and Pearson (PTE) Academic Online not accepted.
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Fees & Financial Aid

First term fees payable upon acceptance of offer. Subsequent term fees payable before commencement of the term.

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Programme Fees 

All fees inclusive of prevailing GST.

Fees quoted are valid for the intake for the current application. Fees exclude textbooks and repeat fees of failed module. Not all modules will be offered in every term.

  • Modules delivered by local academics: S$1,177.20 per module
  • Modules delivered by UOW academics: S$2,223.60 per module
  • Final Year Project (FYP): S$4,447.20 per module

Credits Exemption

Estimated Fees

No credit exemption
(Full Programme Fees)

S$36,624.00 for 23 modules, payable over 12 terms

0.5 Year credit exemption

S$31,915.20 for 19 modules, payable over 10 terms

1 Year credit exemption

S$27,206.40 for 15 modules, payable over 8 terms

1.5 Year credit exemption

S$22,497.60 for 11 modules, payable over 6 terms

Mandatory Fees

All fees inclusive of prevailing GST.

Application Fee

Payable for each application form that is submitted. Fee is non-refundable and non-transferable. The fee will be refunded fully only if the intake does not commence. Unpaid applications will not be processed.

Local applicants: S$109

International applicants: S$545 (not inclusive of Student’s Pass application)