Improve computing processes and efficiency

Computers are an integral part of any business, with a range of software and technology used for a variety of professional needs. Many companies employ information technology (IT) professionals for implementation and support. You could develop programs or processes to meet a particular need unique to your business. You will have opportunities to improve the efficiency of your workplace by developing innovative technology strategies and solutions, using IT to its greatest potential. There are fantastic opportunities for IT professionals to work in companies of all sizes and across diverse industries.

Deliver networked solutions

Get set to make a groundbreaking contribution to industry and be at the cutting edge of technology with Charles Sturt University’s cloud computing and virtualisation postgraduate degrees. A degree with Charles Sturt University will position you to make the most of the increasing demand for cloud programmers, security experts and cloud capacity managers.

Drive technological and digital innovation

The future is bright for skilled programmers, cloud capacity managers, data architects, and experts in security, hardware, software, integration and analytics. Information technology, computing and mathematics professionals are the answer to the world’s demand for wearable devices, hands-free technology, improved sales processes and application program interfaces. Artificial intelligence and robotics are also in demand and tech experts are needed to lay the groundwork.

And what better place to make your mark than Charles Sturt University? We were rated one of Australia’s top unis for computer science in 2016.

Protect computing networks

If you want to develop specialised skills and knowledge that will allow you to tackle contemporary cyber security issues, we offer degrees designed for designed for information technology and law enforcement professionals that will open up career opportunities in this evolving sector. You could land a career in law enforcement or corporate protection, and make a global impact as a pivotal member in countering cyber warfare and terrorism. Your career could also lead you to positions in government agencies, defence contractors, healthcare, finance, manufacturing and retail – all of which employ cyber security professionals to protect valuable information from breaches.

Become a gaming creator

Calling all gamers! Here’s your chance to turn your passion into a career. Our gaming specialisation is your key to the field of games programming, allowing you to develop software for a range of platforms including mobile devices. You’ll learn how to create games and build transferable skills to develop software programs for professional settings as well as entertainment. As a developer you may consult with stakeholders and evaluate program needs, as well as test, debug, diagnose and correct errors in programming throughout the games development process. You could also be involved in writing and editing user guides and manuals.

Develop IT products and services

Are you seeking a forward-thinking, progressive career with endless opportunities? The rapidly growing technology sector needs inquisitive, skilled professionals with the aptitude, passion and drive to solve complex problems, develop new technologies and improve gadgets, programs and applications to keep up with customer demand. You’ll have diverse career opportunities that may lead you to a career in development, networking, and systems and information technology (IT) support. Choose a career that is constantly evolving and offers you new and exciting challenges through Charles Sturt University's diverse degrees in IT.

Direct IT services

There are plenty of opportunities for you to climb the corporate ladder in the field of information technology (IT) management. Charles Sturt University’s flexible online postgraduate degrees allow you to take your career further or choose an area of specialisation, preparing you for management positions. Advance your technical career and managerial skills in a range of industries with a focus on areas such as networking, security, programming, business analysis and project management.

Make numbers work for you

Qualified IT professionals with strong mathematical skills are highly valued across diverse industries. Our mathematics degrees will open doors to careers in scientific and technical services, finance and insurance, public administration and even high school mathematics teaching. Your statistical analysis and data-modelling skills could contribute to a wide range of sectors including agriculture, business, health and science.

Use data and computing to understand the landscape

How does your GPS know how to get you to your destination? How can satellite imaging help make urban infrastructure more efficient? The answer to these – and many other – data-led questions is found in spatial science. Careers in spatial science involve analysing information about the earth – from rivers and mountains to cities and towns – and then using that information to devise business, government and community solutions. From devising data analysis tools to help emergency services take the quickest route to the right location, to using aerial photographic image processing and remote sensing to plan smart cities, a career in spatial science can really take you places.