Bachelor of Information Technology

Bachelor of Information Technology is a good fit for students who want to build capability in Application development, business analysis, cyber security, software, networking and related IT practice; internship/work-integrated learning available. The strongest current official evidence in this research links the field to application programmer, analyst programmer, database administrator, ict support, it project manager, network/security/systems roles and web development.

Qualification level
Bachelor
Field
Information Technology
Typical duration
Varies by provider
Study destinations
5
Partner offerings
27

Course overview

Why study Bachelor of Information Technology?

  • Application development
  • Business analysis
  • Cyber security
  • Software
  • Networking
  • Related IT practice
  • Internship/work-integrated learning available.

The strongest current official evidence in this research links the field to application programmer, analyst programmer, database administrator, ict support, it project manager, network/security/systems roles and web development.

Career direction

Where could this course take you?

Roles this qualification is mapped to across current Grace partner evidence.

  • Application programmer
  • Analyst programmer
  • Database administrator
  • ICT support
  • IT project manager
  • Network/security/systems roles and web development.

Professional eligibility depends on the provider’s award, accreditation, placement requirements and destination rules.

Grace partner network

Where can you study Bachelor of Information Technology?

Choose a destination to see the Grace partner options recorded for this course.

Study in United Kingdom

Grace partners offering this course

5 Grace partner options currently shown.

Explore United Kingdom

University of Bradford

Computer Science BSc (Hons)

Campus
England
Duration
3 years; 4 with placement option
Intakes
September

UWE Bristol

Information Technology BSc (Hons) (Top-up)

Campus
England
Duration
1 year full-time top-up
Intakes
September 2026

Canterbury Christ Church University

Computer Science with Foundation Year BSc

Campus
England
Duration
4 years including foundation year
International tuition
£17,000 (2026/27)

University of Winchester

Computer Science BSc (Hons)

Campus
England
Duration
3 years full-time; 4 years sandwich
Intakes
September; January
International tuition
£16,700 (2026/27)

Destination context

Why study BIT in United Kingdom?

Large specialist university sector; many bachelors are 3 years and many taught masters are 1 year, although exact duration varies by programme.

Application development, business analysis, cyber security, software, networking and related IT practice; internship/work-integrated learning available.

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Eligibility

Entry requirements

Academic requirements

Requirements vary by institution and by the official award shown above. Grace will check your prior study against the provider’s current published criteria.

English language requirements

English scores and accepted tests vary by provider. No single institution’s requirement is presented as applying to every option.

Plan in GBP

What could it cost?

University / course costs

Tuition appears on each provider card where it was recorded. Deposits and institutional fees are omitted unless evidenced.

Destination costs

Student visa
£558
Other government charge
£776
Official financial capacity reference
£10,539

Outside London: £1,171 × 9 months; London: £1,529 × 9 months = £13,761. This is not presented as money that will necessarily be spent. Immigration Health Surcharge: £776 per year for students; total depends on visa length

Timing

Intakes and when to apply

From outside the UK, earliest Student visa application is 6 months before course start; usual decision target is about 3 weeks.

Provider-specific intake information is shown on offering cards only where it was recorded. Speak with Grace before planning around an intake.

Student questions

Frequently asked
questions.

What is Bachelor of Information Technology?

Bachelor of Information Technology is a good fit for students who want to build capability in Application development, business analysis, cyber security, software, networking and related IT practice; internship/work-integrated learning available. The strongest current official evidence in this research links the field to application programmer, analyst programmer, database administrator, ict support, it project manager, network/security/systems roles and web development.

What will I learn?

Application development, business analysis, cyber security, software, networking and related IT practice; internship/work-integrated learning available.

What careers can this course support?

Application programmer, analyst programmer, database administrator, ICT support, IT project manager, network/security/systems roles and web development. Outcomes depend on the provider award, accreditation and local professional rules.

How long does the course take?

Verified examples include: 3 years full-time; 3 years; 3 years (6 trimesters); 3 years standard full-time structure (300 credit points); 3 years; 4 with placement option; 1 year full-time top-up; 4 years including foundation year; 3 years full-time (blended route); 3 years full-time; 4 years sandwich; 4 semesters at Durham, then transfer pathway; 4 years; 1 year for the cited certificate; 36 months / 7-9 trimesters full-time; 3 years / 360 credits; Public page advertises accelerated completion; transfer-dependent; 4 years standard / 120 credits; Approx. 8 semesters / bachelor program. Check the provider offering for the applicable duration.

When should I apply?

Use the exact provider intake/deadline where published; then apply the destination visa/study-permit timing rules in the Destination Rules sheet.

Which Grace partners offer this course?

27 current Grace partner offerings are mapped across 5 destinations.

Source transparency

Course information reviewed by Grace International

Information last verified: October 2026. Fees, intakes and government requirements can change; follow official source links shown beside volatile facts.

14 verified intake patterns are represented in current provider evidence.

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