This degree can lead to a number of specialised careers including developing IT solutions as a systems analyst, interpreting technical designs as a developer programmer, or writing code as a multimedia and games developer. You'll have the option to obtain an industry-standard CISCO certification, and if you achieve strong results in first year, you may also be eligible for a scholarship.

Graduates might initially work as systems programmers, systems analysts, applications programmers, database developers or software engineers. Work is also possible in the areas of artificial intelligence, graphics, robotics, games development and multimedia. Graduates can advance to positions including systems manager, communications specialist, database manager and systems trainer.