Masters and Bachelor’s Courses
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IIBIT delivers undergraduate (bachelor’s) and postgraduate (master’s) degrees in partnership with Federation University Australia.
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Popular fields: Information Technology, Information Systems, Business Management, Commerce, Accounting, and Allied Health.
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Students who complete vocational diplomas at IIBIT can pathway to bachelor’s degrees at Federation University.
Business Programs in Melbourne
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While IIBIT campuses are located in Sydney and Adelaide, business management and leadership courses (e.g., Diploma of Leadership and Management, BSB50420) are available, focusing on practical skills, enterprise contexts, and team leadership.
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Course content is designed for real-world business roles, supporting transitions into advanced diplomas or university degrees.
Admissions and Intake Dates
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Intakes occur throughout the year; program duration (e.g., Diploma of Leadership and Management) is 52 weeks.
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Entry requirements include meeting educational prerequisites and demonstrating English proficiency (IELTS, TOEFL, or equivalent, details available on application).
Ranking and Reputation
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IIBIT itself is not individually ranked but is recognized for:
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Top undergraduate starting salaries in Victoria
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Skills development (UG/PG) and student support
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Federation University degrees earned via IIBIT are recognized in global rankings; sources include Times Higher Education Young University Rankings and The Good Universities Guide.
IIBIT for International Students
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Over 20,000 international students have studied at IIBIT since 1999.
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Offers ELICOS (English Language Intensive Courses for Overseas Students) and support programs to help students integrate socially, culturally, and academically in Australia.
Tuition Fees and Scholarships
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Example: Diploma of Leadership and Management tuition fee is AUD8,400 for 52 weeks.
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Fees vary by course and campus; scholarships may be available via Federation University for degree programs.
Application Process and Requirements
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Apply online via IIBIT website or through partner institutions.
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Requirements: Academic transcripts, proof of English proficiency, relevant work experience for some courses, evidence of qualifications.
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Orientation, small class sizes, and individualized support throughout the application and study process.
Vocational Training Programs
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Vocational offerings include Certificate, Diploma, and Advanced Diploma programs in Business, Management, Early Childhood Education, and Information Technology.
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Classes are practical, with strong emphasis on holistic skills assessment, industry relevance, and integration of theory and work attitudes.
Industry Placement and Internships
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IIBIT’s Professional Year Program for ICT/computing graduates provides practical employment skills, recognized industry training, and work readiness for Australian workplace environments.
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Real-world project work and support for transitioning into jobs after graduation.
FAQs
1. What courses can I study at IIBIT?
You can study Business, IT, Management, Accounting, Commerce, Allied Health, and vocational courses like Diplomas and Advanced Diplomas. Bachelor’s and master’s degrees are offered in partnership with Federation University Australia.
2. Where are IIBIT campuses located?
IIBIT campuses are in Sydney (George Street) and Adelaide (Rundle Mall).
3. What are the admissions intakes at IIBIT?
Admissions and intakes are available multiple times per year, depending on the program. Most vocational courses and university degrees have February, July, and November intakes.
4. What are the entry requirements?
You need academic transcripts, proof of English proficiency (IELTS/TOEFL/PTE), and—for some courses—work experience or relevant qualifications.
5. Is IIBIT recognized and ranked?
IIBIT itself is not ranked in major university rankings, but its degrees via Federation University Australia are globally recognized and ranked by agencies like Times Higher Education and US News.
6. Does IIBIT offer support for international students?
Yes, IIBIT supports international students with orientation, ELICOS (English language courses), cultural integration, and pathway advice.
7. What are the tuition fees at IIBIT?
Vocational course fees, such as the Diploma of Leadership and Management, start from AUD8,400 for a one-year program. Degree fees depend on the chosen university course and may be higher.
8. Are scholarships available?
Scholarships are available for degree programs via Federation University Australia. Vocational course scholarships are limited.
9. How does IIBIT help with job placement?
The Professional Year Program and other industry-focused courses provide internship opportunities, career guidance, and real-world project experience to help students transition into the workforce.
10. How do I apply to IIBIT?
You can apply online through the IIBIT website or authorized educational partners. Prepare your academic transcripts, English test scores, and other required documents.