University of Wollongong

The Bachelor of Business Analytics equips students with skills in business and computer science, focusing on data analysis, SQL, and decision-making. It includes a professional internship and a capstone research project to apply learning in real-world contexts. Graduates can pursue a master's degree with credit for up to four subjects, completing both degrees in four years.

Computer Science focuses on theoretical and practical aspects of computation, covering areas like AI, cybersecurity, and data management. Students study programming, network communications, and system analysis, with the option to specialize in fields such as AI, cybersecurity, or software engineering. In the final year, students work on real-world projects, developing applications in collaboration with industry partners.

The Bachelor of Information Technology at UOW equips students with fundamental knowledge in IT, including programming, database management, system analysis, and security. Students can specialize in Network Design and Management or Web Design and Development. The program emphasizes real-world projects and industry interaction to ensure job-readiness upon graduation.

Mechatronic Engineering combines mechanical, electrical, computer science, and control engineering to create innovative and adaptable systems used in industries like automotive, aerospace, and medical. The program focuses on specialized areas such as robotics, control theory, and microcontroller applications in later years, along with 12 weeks of hands-on industry experience. The faculty is internationally recognized, with top-ranking engineering courses globally.

The Bachelor of Nursing prepares students for professional nursing practice, covering nursing subjects, basic sciences, ethics, and research. Graduates will be equipped to provide safe, person-centered care in diverse healthcare settings. The program includes 840 hours of off-campus workplace experience across various health districts, with travel required.

The MBA program is designed for experienced professionals to develop strategic leadership skills in a global business environment. It includes three stages: Diagnostics, Exploration, and Integration, focusing on real-world challenges, innovation, and strategic decision-making. Students can choose between on-campus or distance learning options, with a focus on teamwork and industry insights.

The Master of Business Analytics equips graduates with the skills to analyze big data and apply descriptive, predictive, and prescriptive analytics to business problems. It offers flexible study options, including on-campus and distance learning. The program can also be combined with a second master's degree from Sydney Business School, UOW.

The Master of Computer Science equips you with skills to solve real-world problems through advanced programming, algorithms, and IT project management. You can specialize in machine learning, data security, software engineering, or cyber security. The program includes a capstone project and prepares you for ongoing learning in a rapidly evolving field.

The Master of Information Technology offers an in-depth study of IT implementation, covering topics like programming, data management, and network design. Students can specialize in areas such as information design, enterprise systems, or systems development. Graduates are prepared for roles like IT analyst, consultant, or project manager.

The Master of Public Health Extension offers a comprehensive foundation in public health with the flexibility to specialize in areas like Big Data, Indigenous Health, or Climate and Environment. The program includes core subjects and offers Work Integrated Learning through industry connections and practical placements. Students can tailor their studies by choosing additional specializations or electives to align with career goals.