News from Swinburne University

Associate Degree of Applied Technologies 

The Associate Degree of Applied Technologies is an engineering and digital technologies course designed to prepare students for the profession as a para-professional engineer or technologist in the context of Industry 4.0, as well as provide a pathway for graduates to articulate into a degree course.     

The course provides students with the core concepts in a range of engineering disciplines and equips them with the practical skills and in-depth knowledge to become a technical expert in sectors such as manufacturing, IT, engineering and more.  

This two-year course provides an excellent pathway into the Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) with credit for units already completed. 

Internet of Things IoT Bachelor of Computer Science (Honours)

Similarly to Deakin University, Swinburne University also offers Bachelor of Computer Science (Honours) with a major in the Internet of Things.   With a focus on software development, this course is taught by some of the best computer minds in the business. 

Students learn in industry standard labs and choose to specialise with a major in Artificial Intelligence, Cyber security, Data Science, Games Development, Software Development or Internet of Things.

The Internet of Things major gives students the core skills needed to program a host of devices and develop software solutions.  They learn to problem-solve through analysing data from internet-connected devices. Worth noting, this course includes a guaranteed Work Integrated Learning opportunity, which could be a placement, internship or industry-linked project.