Aynone do IT/Com? (1 Viewer)

[hovamagna]

As the title speaks for itself, can any IT/Bus/Com students give me an insight on what to expect from the following courses and if grad jobs are easily obtainable from such courses.

I also want to know if it's easy to transfer from Bachelor of Information and Communications Technology / Bachelor of Business and Commerce (Accounting) to a different university such as UTS which runs similar courses such as bachelor of science in business in IT etc..

 

[hovamagna]

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[brent012]

I'm studying ICT Engineering/Business at UTS, majoring in software - something i've been interested in for awhile. There are a lot of things you can major in and many fields you could work in, so the availability of grad jobs depends on your choices. I don't think it is something you should worry about

I also want to know if it's easy to transfer from Bachelor of Information and Communications Technology / Bachelor of Business and Commerce (Accounting) to a different university such as UTS which runs similar courses such as bachelor of science in business in IT etc..

It's not very hard, a lot of UWS Eng or IT students transfer to UTS after a year. Just a word of warning though, UWS's ICT course is most comparable to BscIT (as you mentioned) and NOT ICT Engineering at UTS.

 

[hovamagna]

I'm studying ICT Engineering/Business at UTS, majoring in software - something i've been interested in for awhile. There are a lot of things you can major in and many fields you could work in, so the availability of grad jobs depends on your choices. I don't think it is something you should worry about


It's not very hard, a lot of UWS Eng or IT students transfer to UTS after a year. Just a word of warning though, UWS's ICT course is most comparable to BscIT (as you mentioned) and NOT ICT Engineering at UTS.

Alright, thanks for this!