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Information Systems and Information Technology
 Information Systems and Information Technology

Description

Information Systems (IS) involves the planning, analysis, design and maintenance of computerised systems used to process information in commerce, industry, government and research organisations. Information Technology (IT) is the underlying mechanism that controls these systems.

Information Systems and Information Technology are indispensable to the operations of most modern organisations. In an information systems course, you will study how information systems are planned, analysed, designed, operated and managed.

Graduates often follow careers as programmers, analysts, business analysts, information technology specialists, data administrators, EDP auditors, e-commerce specialists and web managers.

Studying Information Systems and Information Technology at UNSW

There are wide range of IS and IT related programs offered by UNSW.

At an undergraduate level, the Australian School of Business offers:
  • Bachelor of Science in Information Systems/Information Technology
  • Bachelor of Commerce majoring in Information Systems.
  • Bachelor of Science majoring in Business Information Technology - entry to this program is limited to students awarded a scholarship through the UNSW Co-op Program Office.
  • Related combined degree programs
The Faculty of Engineering also offers Computer Science and IT related programs of study which involve various specialisations:
  • Bachelor of Engineering Computer Engineering
  • Bachelor of Engineering Software Engineering
  • Bachelor of Engineering Bioinformatics
  • Bachelor of Science Computer Science
  • Related combined degree programs
Please refer to the relevant faculty websites, to individual discipline entries in this online Handbook and to the table below for undergraduate programs of study.



Business Information Tech can be studied in the following Programs 

Program Code & Name At the Level of Plan
3971 Business Info Technology Honours INFSCH3971
   

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Info Systems & Mngt Co-op can be studied in the following Programs 

Program Code & Name At the Level of Plan
3502 Commerce Major
Honours
INFSF13502
INFSFH3502
   

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Information Systems can be studied in the following Programs 

Program Code & Name At the Level of Plan
3136 Materials Science/Commerce Major INFSC13136
3502 Commerce Major
Double Major
Honours
INFSA13502
INFSAD3502
INFSAH3502
3521 Commerce/Economics Major
Double Major
Honours
INFSA13521
INFSAD3521
INFSAH3521
3525 Commerce/Arts Major
Double Major
Honours
INFSA13525
INFSAD3525
INFSAH3525
3526 Economics/Arts Double Major INFSAD3526
3527 Commerce/Social Science Major
Double Major
Honours
INFSA13527
INFSAD3527
INFSAH3527
3528 Economics/Social Science Double Major INFSAD3528
3529 Commerce/Science Major
Honours
INFSA13529
INFSAH3529
3538 Commerce (International) Major INFSA13538
3539 Commerce (Liberal Studies) Major
Double Major
INFSA13539
INFSAD3539
3543 Economics Double Major INFSAD3543
3571 Services Marketing Double Major INFSAD3571
3715 Engineering/Commerce Major INFSC13715
3930 Science/Arts Major
Minor
Honours
INFSA13930
INFSA23930
INFSAH3930
3970 Science Minor INFSA23970
3978 Computer Science Minor INFSA23978
3979 Information Systems Major
Honours
INFSA13979
INFSAH3979
3993 Communication Minor INFSA23993
4733 Commerce / Law Major INFSA14733
4770 Science / Law Honours INFSAH4770
   

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Information Systems and Inform can be studied in the following Programs 

Program Code & Name At the Level of Plan
3538 Commerce (International) Double Major INFSAD3538
   

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