皇家墨尔本理工大学

Launch your career in one of the fastest-growing professions.

As cybersecurity, network analytics, and IoT advance, the demand for networking professionals with solid software engineering skills grows faster than ever before as Software Engineering and Networking Technologies are the two main driving forces behind the new industrial revolution.

The Major in Software Engineering will prepare our networking students for the future of work through units of study that focus on software design and programming, quality assurance and testing, and advanced applications development in mobile technologies and robotics.

Graduates will be able to apply their Software Engineering knowledge and skills to produce reliable and quality-assured software solutions in both a networking context, and on projects in other application areas.

Establish your career with three specialisations which have been added to our Bachelor of Networking: Cybersecurity, Software Engineering and Cloud Networking.

Designed in consultation with the industry and based on international best practices, this degree will help you gain broad-based knowledge and skills in IT and networking, as well as a deeper understanding of Cybersecurity, Cloud Networks and Software Engineering.

You’ll also graduate armed with the skills in communication, collaboration, problem solving and self-direction that employers are looking for.

Career Opportunities

Graduates of the Software Engineering Major may find employment in areas of software defined networking, software-driven business applications, and enterprise system management within a wide range of public and private enterprises. Typical roles include business computing developer, enterprise system architect, and large scale enterprise application manager. Other roles can include IT business analyst, software test analyst, software designer and developer, mobile app designer and developer. Exciting future opportunities also lay in the domains of cyber security, the internet of things, robotics, and software-driven enterprise computing systems, as a network designer or a manager.