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Information and Communications Technology

The Independent Institute of Education (The IIE) offers various accredited IIE qualifications for students who wish to study through distance/online, full-time or blended learning. IIE Degrees, Diplomas, Higher Certificates and Postgraduate studies are designed to make students career-ready, in line with industry standards and expectations.

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Advancing ICT Excellence

In an age of technological advancement, the IIE Faculty of Information and Communications Technologies is at the cutting edge of digital innovation. The programs delve into the world of technology, ensuring proficiency in the tools and techniques that shape the digital landscape. 

With an ever-growing demand for professionals in IT, our programs emphasize both foundational knowledge and emerging trends, preparing graduates to be agile and responsive to industry advancements. 

Qualifications in ICT

Information & Communications Technology

IIE Bachelor of IT in Business Systems

This IIE qualification focuses on Information Technology Management and specialises in Business Analysis.

  • 3 years
  • Degree
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DISD

Information & Communications Technology

IIE Diploma in IT in Software Development

This IIE qualification is designed for creative thinkers who enjoy problem-solving.

  • 3 years
  • Diploma
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Information & Communications Technology

IIE Diploma in Information Technology Management

The IIE qualification will empower individuals to follow a successful career in IT Management.

  • 3 years
  • Diploma
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Career Opportunities

The ICT faculty offers a plethora of opportunities for career growth and skill development. With roles ranging from software development to network management, there's a diverse landscape of opportunities.

  • Information Systems Analyst

    This role involves studying and evaluating an organization's information systems and processes, identifying gaps and inefficiencies, and recommending solutions to optimize performance and achieve business goals.

  • Software Developer

    A Software Developer is responsible for designing, coding, testing, and maintaining software applications or systems. They often work as part of a team and can be involved in various stages of the software development lifecycle, from initial concept and requirements gathering to implementation and ongoing maintenance.

  • Field Technician

    This role involves on-site work to install, repair, and maintain hardware equipment and software systems. Field Technicians often travel to different locations to address technical issues that can't be solved remotely, and they may work with a variety of technologies depending on the organization's needs.

  • Support Technician

    Responsible for providing technical assistance and support, a Support Technician troubleshoots hardware and software issues, answers technical queries, and guides users through step-by-step solutions, often as part of a helpdesk team.

  • Junior Network Engineer

    An entry-level role focusing on the setup, maintenance, and troubleshooting of network systems. Junior Network Engineers work under the guidance of senior engineers to gain practical experience in managing both hardware and software network solutions.

  • Junior Mobile Developer

    This role is similar to a Junior Android Developer but is more platform-agnostic, meaning they may work on developing applications for multiple mobile operating systems like Android and iOS.

  • Web Developer

    A Web Developer at the junior level is responsible for building and maintaining websites or web applications. They typically work with front-end technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, and may have some exposure to back-end languages as well.