Pathways to tertiary study for careers in Technology, Engineering and Science

CareersJobs in information and communications technology are all about computers and how we use them.

Work in this industry may include:

• computer programming
• software testing
• digital telecommunications and multimedia
• database administration
• website development
• systems administration
• working with Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
• designing computer systems and networks
• developing computer games and digital effects for films
• fixing software and hardware problems for people and organisations

Tertiary The type of qualification needed varies for different roles, but in general a tertiary qualification in computer science, computer or electronic engineering, or information technology is recommended.

Towards a diploma/certificate: English, Digital Technologies, Mathematics, Science (Physics emphasis), Construction and Mechanical Technologies, Design and Visual Communication.
Towards a degree: English, Digital Technologies, Statistics and Modelling, Mathematics with Calculus, Physics, Design and Visual Communication, Construction and Mechanical Technologies.

Related Careers Digital project manager, software engineer, mechatronics engineer, electronics engineer/technician, chief information officer, telecommunications engineer/technician, transport modeller.