Students will study programming languages, algorithms, information systems, networks, operating systems and user experience design and learn to apply these across accounting, economics, law, marketing and business. They will deepen their understanding of software engineering, design, mathematics and information system and develop technical skills to process data or information to solve problems, support innovation and improve communication between people. Science studies will build their analytical, critical thinking and problem solving skills plus an in-depth knowledge in one or two scientific disciplines. Students will gain industry relevant networks and experience through work placements and internships and be in demand for leadership roles in the information technology profession For more information, visit Bachelors of Information Technology/Science at UQ.