The Bachelor of Information Technology (BIT) is a comprehensive three-year external degree program designed to provide rigorous academic and professional training in the computing field. It is supported by the Foundation in Information Technology (FIT), a six-month preparatory track that acts as a “bridge” for students who do not meet the standard Advanced Level (A/L) requirements for direct entry. The degree is uniquely structured to provide progressive certification: students are awarded a Diploma in IT after completing the first year, a Higher Diploma in IT after the second year, and the full BIT degree upon successful completion of the third year.

The curriculum is divided into three levels that advance from foundational computing to specialized technical expertise. Level I focuses on core competencies such as Information Systems, Computer Systems, and Introductory Programming. Level II shifts toward intermediate topics including Data Structures and Algorithms, Object-Oriented Analysis and Design, and Computer Networks. The final level emphasizes professional readiness, covering advanced subjects like Information Security and Mobile Application Development, and requires students to complete a substantial, year-long Software Development Project.

For those starting with the foundation program, the curriculum focuses on three primary areas: ICT Applications, English for ICT, and Mathematics for ICT. These courses establish essential literacy in office applications, technical communication, and the analytical skills necessary for computing. Evaluation across both the FIT and BIT programs is conducted through a modern mix of two-hour electronic multiple-choice tests (e-Tests) and hands-on practical examinations, ensuring that students gain both the theoretical depth and the practical proficiency required by the global IT industry.