Everything You Need To Know About The Bachelor of IT in Business Systems Offered at IIE Rosebank College


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If you're interested in studying an Information Technology (IT) degree, fortunately IT is a skill in short supply in South Africa, giving you a better chance. This IIE qualification focuses on Information Technology Management and specialises in Business Analysis. . 


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"IT is the study or use of systems (especially computers and telecommunications) for storing, retrieving, and sending information." - Dictionary

IT CAREERS

This is a list of possible careers you can go into with this qualification.

  • Solutions Architect.
  • Information Systems Analyst/Manager.
  • Database Administrator.
  • IS Consultant.
  • Information Technology Business Analyst/Manager.
  • Business Systems Analyst.
  • ICT Solutions Consultant.
  • Information Systems Architect.
  • Business Solutions Project Manager/Coordinator.

DURATION

Full-time: This is a three-year full-time qualification offered by The Independent Institute of Education (The IIE) at IIE Rosebank College.

Full-time lectures take place during the day on weekdays at the following campuses: Braamfontein, Bloemfontein, Pretoria Sunnyside, Cape Town, DurbanPolokwane, Pietermaritzburg, and Nelson Mandela Bay.

For more information on this course, admission requirements or simply to apply, visit the Rosebank College page in our Colleges directory. 

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Rosebank College is one of the more well known private colleges that South Africa has to offer. Often, a main point of concern in pursuing private tertiary education is whether or not the same range of choices can be offered to students at a private institution as they would be offered at a public university. To clear up any concerns regarding the range of Education qualifications that can be found at Rosebank College, the following reveals 3 Education courses offered at the institution.


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