If there is one thing that has defined the evolution of the human race over the last few decades, it is the rise of modern technology. Life as we know it has become synonymous with technology – in fact, one cannot even imagine life without it – and this trend is set to continue. More and more, we become dependent on this advancement as it becomes inextricably linked to every part of our lives. With this industry continually growing, it is the perfect time to pursue a diploma in IT in order to build a successful career for the future.

This is a future that is within your grasp, thanks to Belgium Campus ITversity. We offer a range of Information Technology qualifications – and it is our mission to not only produce graduates but to nurture sought-after experts who are ready to lead in their career of choice. In fact, our students – including those with a diploma in IT– enjoy a 100% employment rate after graduation.

Why A Diploma in IT And Not Another Academic Credential

While beneficial to your future, finding the time and money to study can be challenging. A diploma offers the shortest course of study and the least expensive academic credential in IT, as it focuses on a core competency in a single discipline. This allows you to acquire the necessary skill to quickly launch a successful career in the industry.

What Areas of Specialisation Are Possible with A Diploma In IT

Software development. Choose this specialisation if you want to learn about object-oriented and event-driven programming on your way to becoming a programmer. The subjects covered in this specialisation are:

1. Computer Architecture
2. Database Development
3. End User Computing
4. Information Systems
5. Innovation and Leadership
6. Network Development
7. Programming
8. Web Programming
9. Applied Mathematics

The electives include Business Management, Entrepreneurship, Enterprise Systems, and Internet of Things. With this specialisation, you could potentially become a programmer, database developer, or web programmer. Typically, you will be working as part of a team turning designs and programming instructions into working software programs.

Infrastructure. This is the choice of those who want to become systems and network administrators. In this role, you would be responsible for installing, maintaining, and upgrading networked desktops, servers, and mobile devices and providing users with access to network resources while safeguarding the intellectual property of companies. The subjects covered in this specialisation are:

1. Computer Architecture
2. Database Development
3. End User Computing
4. Information Systems
5. Innovation and Leadership
6. Network Development
7. Programming
8. Web Programming
9. Applied Mathematics
10. Database Administration
11. Operating Systems
12. Server Automation
13. Wireless Networking

The electives include Business Management, Entrepreneurship, Enterprise Systems, and Internet of Things. With this qualification, you will be able to take charge of the administration of the IT infrastructure of a small- to medium-sized company or become a specialised administrator (network, mail, security) for a larger organisation.

Kickstart a bright future for yourself. If you are in the Tshwane, Ekurhuleni, or Nelson Mandela Bay areas, get in touch with Belgium Campus today to find out more about our diploma in IT, as well as the other courses we offer, and how to apply.