Bachelor of Information Technology

Are you an experienced IT professional?

This degree will endorse and extend your knowledge and skills in IT across a broad spectrum of the industry including infrastructure and software.  

You’ll develop a portfolio that showcases your professional practice and complete a new learning project in the workplace, and you’ll learn new skills in addition to those gained through your work. 

The Capable NZ difference

The Capable NZ process centres you and your own career – you’ll reflect on where you’ve come from, where you are now, and where you want to go.

You will:

• identify early experiences and influences that have shaped you, and how these relate to your working life
• analyse your work and life experiences and skills, and evaluate your strengths and capabilities
• identify, access and research relevant practice theories, models, tools, frameworks, and reflect on how these might inform and influence your work
• complete in-depth case studies that critically explore and analyse key learning experiences from your work or community life, and align these with academic research
• undertake learning to fill any gaps in your knowledge or experience.

One key point of difference with Capable NZ study is that you complete in-depth case studies to critically analyse learning experiences from your career or community life and consider how these meet the requirements of your chosen qualification.