In the Bachelor of Computing (Honours), you'll have the opportunity to learn advanced topics in computer science and information technology for efficient data and information processing, management and analysis.

Customise your studies

While the Bachelor of Computing (Honours) has a distinct structure, it also allows you to specialise in an area of interest. A coursework component will equip you with essential discipline knowledge and skills to carry out research. You'll then develop a substantial research project under the supervision of one or more academic supervisors. Projects frequently address significant developments or challenges that the industry is experiencing and therefore will develop your expertise in, and understanding of, real-world scenarios.

CSU's reputation

The Good Universities Guide 2018/19 lists Charles Sturt University computing grads as having the highest graduate employment rate in the country. We have strong external research and consultancy links, creating opportunities for students to mix study with interesting research projects, and an excellent national reputation, with a research profile in computing that is ranked at world level according to the most recent Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA) evaluation in 2015.

Flexible study options

Choose between full-time and part-time study options to complement your personal and professional commitments.

Scholarships available

Many Honours students are sponsored by a Charles Sturt University scholarship.

Professionals teaching you

Academic staff are leaders in their fields and have significant experience, expertise and wide-ranging research interests.

* A Bachelors degree in Information Technology or related disciplines (such as Computer Science and Software Engineering) from an Australian University or Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) equivalent. Applicants with a Bachelor of Science, or Bachelor of Arts or other AQF equivalent degrees with a computing major or specialisation may also be considered.

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* Have achieved that degree with an overall GPA of credit average or higher.