In today’s interconnected world, safeguarding data and protecting networks has become critical. With the ever-increasing threats of cyberattacks, organisations across industries are in need of equipped professionals to tackle ICT security challenges with pace. The Bachelor of Information Technology (ICT Security) at EIA is designed to meet this demand, preparing students with both the foundational and advanced skills necessary to excel in the rapidly growing field of cybersecurity.
Why Specialise in ICT Security at EIA?
1. Cutting-edge curriculum
As a TEQSA-accredited educational provider, we set out to deliver a cutting-edge curriculum that provides students with up-to-date knowledge and equips them with competitive skills to join the workforce.
EIA’s Bachelor of IT (ICT Security) offers students the opportunity to gain comprehensive knowledge and hands-on experience in IT, with a particular focus on protecting information and systems.
2. Rewarding Career Opportunities
Upon completing the Bachelor of IT (ICT Security), students will be equipped to pursue roles such as Ethical Hacker, Cryptanalyst Security Architect, Cyber Security Policy, or Adviser Software Developer.
Furthermore, graduates will have the opportunity to work across multiple sectors. Upon completion of the program, students are positioned to take on high-demand roles in sectors like finance, government, healthcare, and technology, where cybersecurity is vital.
3. Central Experience
EIA’s campus is located at the heart of Melbourne, easily accessible by an interconnected network of public transport. The centrality of our location allows students to immerse themselves in the essence of the city and explore the diverse culture of Australia during their studies here.
Excel in ICT Security with In-depth Knowledge
With a specialisation in Bachelor of IT, obtain a higher chance of employment from where your in-depth skills and knowledge are in high demand. Our Bachelor of IT (ICT Security) program covers essential topics such as:
- Network Security: Students will learn to secure networks from external and internal threats, implementing protocols that ensure data integrity.
- Cybersecurity Risk Management: Understanding and managing risks is a critical component of ICT Security. The course offers insights into assessing vulnerabilities and formulating strategies to mitigate risks.
- Data Privacy and Compliance: With increasing legal obligations regarding data protection, this unit teaches students how to handle sensitive information and ensure compliance with regulatory standards.
- Incident Detection and Response: Gain the skills to monitor systems, detect intrusions, and respond effectively to cyber incidents to minimise damage and data loss.
Course Structure and Requirements
Students are required to complete 24 units of study (comprising 8 core units, 10 major units, & 6 elective units). A typical study duration is taking 24 units in 6 trimesters over 2-3 years.
Students applying for the course must satisfy the following conditions:
- Completion of an approved international school certificate; A passing score in any VCE math unit or equivalent
- IELTS: Minimum overall score of 6.0, with no individual band score below 5.5, or approved equivalent
- Minimum of 18 years of age on course commencement
Our full application requirements can be viewed here.
Invest in Your Future with EIA
Choosing to specialise in ICT Security opens doors to a rewarding and impactful career. At EIA, we provide the resources, guidance, and practical skills necessary to excel in this rapidly evolving field. Equip yourself with the tools to make a difference in protecting businesses and institutions from digital threats, while exploring Australian culture from the heart of Melbourne.
Learn more about the course and begin your journey toward a specialised career with EIA’s Bachelor of IT (ICT Security) program.
