Explore Information Systems degrees
Undergraduate (your first degree)
An undergraduate degree is an academic program of study that leads to a qualification, such as an associate degree, diploma or bachelor's degree. It's typically the first degree you undertake when entering university or an additional degree you can take on if changing your career path.
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Postgraduate (further study)
A postgraduate degree is an advanced qualification pursued after completing an undergraduate degree or significant work experience. It includes master's degrees, as well as postgraduate diplomas and certificates.
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Research (higher degrees by research)
Research degrees are master's or doctorate/doctoral programs centred on in-depth study within a specific field, allowing you to conduct highly specialised research under the guidance of expert supervisors.
Studying at UniSQ
Frequently asked questions
At UniSQ, our computer science information technology degrees are specially curated and designed to foster practical academic excellence so you can develop an industry-relevant skill set. Completing a computer science course with us opens many avenues for future employment, including:
- computer programmer
- systems engineer
- software developer
- project leader
- web application developer
- web services specialist
- database administrator
- database designer
- data analyst.
Yes! Graduates of UniSQ’s Information Systems degrees are highly sought after across a wide variety of industries. As businesses continue to rely on digital systems and data-driven decision-making, there is a growing need for professionals who can bridge the gap between technology, business, and people.
At UniSQ, you’ll learn to design and manage information systems that improve business performance, streamline operations, and support innovation. The practical focus of UniSQ’s courses, combined with strong industry connections, ensures you are well prepared to meet the evolving needs of the workforce.
A qualification in information systems from UniSQ can open doors to diverse career opportunities in technology, management, and business transformation.
Our IT and information systems degrees are industry-relevant and built around practicality, function, diversity, and intellectual growth. Our flexible study options facilitate a good study-life balance, giving you the ability to create your own study plan. Study IT online, on-campus or a mix of both to suit your lifestyle.
Gain a strong start to your information systems career with UniSQ.
- According to QS World University Rankings 2025, we are a top IT and communication technology university.
- #1 in Queensland for computer and information technology student support.*
- We are rated 5/5 stars for computer and information technology learning resources and overall educational experience.*
* Good Universities Guide, 2025.
Double degrees are a great way to broaden your skills and open up more career options. – not only do you graduate with two testamurs, you also develop a distinctive blend of skills across disciplines, allowing you to stand out in the job market.
If you want to combine study in information systems with another field – such as business, law, or science – UniSQ’s structure supports this integrated approach.
While these Information Technology study areas are closely related, each has a slightly different focus at UniSQ.
Information Systems explores how technology, data and people work together to support the goals of an organisation. You’ll learn how to design and manage digital systems that help businesses operate efficiently and adapt to change.
Business Information Systems focuses more on how information systems are used to improve business operations and decision-making. It combines technical understanding with business processes, strategy and performance analysis.
Information Systems Management brings a leadership perspective, preparing you to plan, design and manage information systems across an organisation. You’ll develop both technical knowledge and the management skills to drive digital transformation in a business context.
Each path equips you with valuable skills in technology and problem-solving, tailored to different career directions within the digital and business landscape.
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