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Associate Degree in Applied Technologies
2 years full-time, up to 5 years part-time
Online
Developed by industry for industry
Industry experts have helped to develop the course and are actively involved in the delivery through teaching, case studies, and industry forums.
Real-world experience
Get hands-on experience with real-world problems with industry relevant assessments and projects.
Flexible online course
Our fully online course offers flexibility and teaches practical skills for real-world success.
*See Undergraduate Certificate in Applied Technologies for more information
Study options in this degree
The Cyber Security stream is designed for people passionate about safeguarding digital systems and information from potential threats. This specialised stream delves into the details of cyber security, equipping you with the knowledge and skills necessary to protect against cyber attacks and ensure data confidentiality, integrity, and availability. You'll be engaged in real-world case studies and projects that provide you with valuable experience in issues that the cyber security industry faces daily
Introducing a practical and immersive stream that brings together the fundamental study area of Applied Technologies with a focus on programming principles, computer networks, and designing for technology and innovation. This stream covers essential subjects such as electrical systems, digital control systems, sensor and sensor networks, and intelligent systems and robotics. These subjects are emerging priorities across every industry sector from agriculture to defence. We have developed this program in consultation with industry and devised a structure that equips you with the skills and knowledge demanded by industry employers. You can customise your learning towards your desired career by selecting one of our two established streams.
Find out more about what you'll study, entry requirements, fees and scholarships - and to apply.
Undergraduate Certificate in Applied Technologies
Minimum 0.5 years, up to a maximum of 1 year
Online
This course may not be available to international students. Please refer to courses to explore more.
Developed by industry for industry
Industry experts have helped to develop the course and are actively involved in the delivery through teaching and case studies.
Real world experience
Get hands-on experience with real-world problems with industry relevant assessments and projects.
Commonwealth Supported Places available
Study with tuition fees subsidised by the Australian Government
Get started in the technology industry
The Undergraduate Certificate in Applied Technologies is your opportunity to get hands-on experience with real-world issues facing almost every industry today, such as information security, data analytics for cyber security and digital design.
You’ll be introduced to contemporary technologies, learn how to design and build programs using the Python language, explore how computer networks are setup and customised for different industry needs, and you’ll learn how data management software can improve decision making and communication in your workplace.
Find out more about what you'll study, entry requirements, fees and scholarships - and to apply.
Career opportunities
For graduates this qualification could assist you to gain roles which could include service technician, technical consultant, systems technician, site installation technician or project support officer. For graduates already working in the information and communications technology industry, the Associate degree in Applied Technologies may enable you to progress into managerial roles, leading a small team, becoming a specialist in the automation systems field.
Careers relating to Applied Technologies are growing across many industries. Here are some of the top careers projected to grow in the next five years^.
30.4%
ICT Support &
Test Engineer Roles
Predicted job growth to 2025
27.8%
Network & Support
Professionals
Predicted job growth to 2025
30.0%
Software & Application Programmers
Predicted job growth to 2025
^Australia’s Digital Pulse 2019, Deloitte 2019.
^^ National Skills Commission five year projections from November 2020 to November 2025.