Undergrad Course Expo 2024
Join us at this year’s Undergrad Course Expo from 4pm–7pm in the TL Robertson Library and learn about courses, flexibility, structure and campus life.
Take a deep dive into the field of business information systems and become specialised in using technology to improve business outcomes.
This course belongs to multiple degrees. Select the single degree or double degree below to see the application deadlines.
This course is accredited by the prestigious Australian Computer Society. This gives your qualification national and international recognition and boosts your employability in the global job market.
ICT Business and Systems Analysts working full-time in Australia earn around 47% more than other full-time workers, with median earnings of $2350 per week before tax.
labourmarketinsights.gov.au (2024)
Australia expects strong employment growth for ICT Business and Systems Analysts, with a projected 12.9% increase in jobs by 2026
labourmarketinsights.gov.au (2024)
Join us at this year’s Undergrad Course Expo from 4pm–7pm in the TL Robertson Library and learn about courses, flexibility, structure and campus life.
Businesses rely on information systems specialists for their analytical thinking and technological expertise, to provide ideas and recommendations for improving business outcomes.
In this accredited course, you’ll learn the same skills as the Business Information Systems major as well as additional expertise in either Business Analysis or Business Technology Development.
A focus on Business Analysis will give you the skills to bridge the gap between information technology and the organisation, enabling you to deliver the best business outcome. With Business Technology Development, you’ll learn to evaluate and apply information technology to fulfil the technical requirements of the organisation.
Throughout your study, you’ll have opportunities to engage with industry and build your professional network. You’ll meet industry professionals through guest lectures, workshops and panel discussions, and work on real-world projects such as case studies and simulated business scenarios. In your final year, you’ll apply your skills through an immersive practical experience, such as an internship or study tour.
As a Business Information Systems (BIS) graduate, you can expect strong employment prospects both nationally and internationally, across a vast range of industries.
You could apply your specialist BIS expertise to pursue a fascinating career as a Smart City Strategist or Health Informatics Specialist.
Smart City Strategists contribute to the development of sustainable, efficient and tech-driven urban environments. They apply their expertise to create innovative solutions for urban planning, transportation, energy management, and other aspects of modern city life.
Health Informatics Specialists work to improve patient health outcomes. They use their knowledge to analyse and manage health data, optimise patient care processes, and implement advanced technology solutions to streamline healthcare operations.
You can study this course as a single extended major under the Bachelor of Commerce or the Bachelor of Advanced Commerce (Honours).
Due to the extended course structure, we cannot offer the BIS Extension major as a double major. If you wish to gain information systems knowledge and skills as part of a double major, you will need to study the Business Information Systems major.
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This course is accredited by the Australian Computer Society.
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