This program can be studied worldwide through Open Universities Australia (OUA). This program allows you to build a solid foundation in programming and information technology (IT), while offering you the flexibility to engage with non-IT topics so you can build your own degree. You must do a minimum of 65% computer science and IT courses with the rest drawn from courses in related discipline areas including: Accounting and law Applied communication Economics Finance and marketing Entrepreneurship Logistics Management Statistics CISCO networking. This is a degree of choice for those who want a professional IT degree that does not rely on software and IT development.

Employment opportunities are as flexible and broad as the program itself. By studying a wide range of topics, both in computing and in other fields, graduates can pursue pure IT roles and roles in other areas that require IT experience like marketing, advertising, accounting and health administration. Graduates work in: business analysis helpdesk and desktop support network/systems administration technical writing and desktop publishing testing quality assurance web development.