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School of Information Systems

• What is Information Systems?
  • Business Information Systems
  • Accounting Information Systems
  • Business Security Management
  • eBusiness
  • Interactive Marketing
  • Health Informatics
  • Professional Practice
  • Quantitative Business Analysis
  • Supply Chain Management
  • Technology Management
• Undergraduate Courses
• Bachelor of Business Information Systems
  • BBIS Prospects
  • Student Profile
  • Applying for the BBIS
  • BBIS course structure
• Bachelor of Business Information Systems combined course
• Honours
  • Honours Prospects
  • Applying for Honours
• Postgraduate Courses
• Master of Information Systems
  • MIS Prospects
  • Applying for the MIS
• Master of Accounting Information Systems
• Doctor of Philosophy

Course Information

Bachelor of Business Information Systems (BBIS)

Career Opportunities

If you wish to develop a career in an exciting environment of continuous change, learning new skills all the time, then information systems is for you. Because of the constant need to develop, manage and use information strategically, IS professionals will have access to employment in just about every Australian industry, including all levels of government.

For example, as a graduate you could be employed as:

• an analyst/software developer
• a business consultant
• a database administrator
• an Internet developer
• a project leader
• an IS auditor
• or in research and development

As your skills develop, you could be choosing from positions such as:

• chief information officer
• director of information technology
• chief knowledge officer
• information technology manager
• or a position in general management

In addition, graduates that include an appropriate major in their studies may choose to work as IS specialists in accounting, economics, finance, human resources, marketing or management.