Explore our undergraduate courses
Information technology
Specialise in computer science or information systems, and get industry experience working with a real-world client.
Bachelor of Information TechnologyGames and interactive environments
Prepare for a career in the booming games industry and experience the whole game and interactive media development process. Start in February.
Bachelor of Games and Interactive EnvironmentsNew vertical double degree
Graduate with a Bachelor of Information Technology and a Master of Data Science in just four years.
Bachelor of IT / Master of Data ScienceDouble degrees
Studying a double degree at QUT doesn't mean a heavier study load. It simply means you add a year or so to your time at university and graduate with two qualifications.
Data science
Analyse and interrogate data to provide meaningful insights with Queensland's only specialist data science undergraduate degree.
Bachelor of Data SciencePathways
There are many pathways to uni. Explore our diploma courses in:
Learn from the experts
Professor Daniel Johnson
Professor Daniel Johnson is a leading figure in game research and interaction design at QUT. He currently teaches game innovation and computer game studies.
Professor Paul Roe
Professor Paul Roe uses sound recorders to understand and protect the Australian bush. Professor Roe designed the Introduction to Computer Systems unit at QUT.
Associate Professor Wasana Bandara
Associate Professor Wasana Bandara is a globally recognized expert in information systems. Shea has taught more than 30 different courses at both the undergraduate and postgraduate levels.
Associate Professor Leonie Simpson
Associate Professor Leonie Simpson is a cryptographer who has a passion for information security and cyber security. She is responsible for coordinating the Cyber Security unit, which catered to more than 1,000 students in 2023.
What does an IT career look like?
Discover what a job in IT is all about, meet real people working in the field and find out what you can do right now to set your career on the right path.
Real IT and game stories
Find out what it’s like to study IT and games dev at QUT, learn about student life and explore exciting projects our researchers are involved in.
Find your tribe
Whether you are a chess fanatic, beach volleyball player, bookworm or woman studying tech, connect with like-minded people at one of our many clubs.
Love gaming? So do we
Take your love of gaming and turn into real-world opportunities with athletic scholarships, behind-the-scenes production and commentary, and social and community events.
We offer a holistic approach to one of the fastest growing emerging sports with inclusion programs and industry placements. Our purpose-built esports arena is Australia’s first university gaming space.
Whether you play for fun or would like to level up your gaming, you're in the right place.
Pathways to IT
If you’re concerned you won’t meet the ATAR/selection rank for our IT or games degrees, don’t worry. We have several pathway options you can explore.
News and events
$2.8M project to reduce cotton industry’s greenhouse gas emissions
A project to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from cotton production systems to enable Australia to be the preferred international supplier of low emissions fibre has received $1,985,000 from the Australian Government’s Climate-Smart Agriculture Program Partnerships and Innovation Grants Round and $800,000 from the Cotton Research and Development Corporation (CRDC).
Dr Katrina Wruck named 2025 Young Australian of the Year for Queensland
Dr Katrina Wruck, QUT research fellow in industrial chemistry and lecturer in the School of Chemistry and Physics with a passion for making the world a greener place has been named the 2025 Young Australian of the Year for Queensland.
Machine learning aids rapid advancement of a high-resolution 3D printing technology
QUT biomedical engineers have developed a new automated method to drastically advance melt electrowriting, a new, high-resolution 3D printing technology used in tissue engineering and regenerative medicine.