De La Salle University

What you'll study

This four-year programme combines core computing subjects with applied modules, general education and a professional practicum. You will build a foundation in programming and computational thinking before progressing to specialised areas such as networking, databases, software engineering and information security.

• Core programming and foundations: Introductory and advanced programming, data structures and algorithms, discrete mathematics and computer organisation.
• Systems and infrastructure: Computer networks, operating systems, systems administration and cloud fundamentals.
• Software development: Software engineering, web development, mobile application development, human–computer interaction and development frameworks.
• Data and analytics: Database systems, data management, introductory data analytics and elements of machine learning.
• Security and governance: Information security, cybersecurity principles, ethics and IT governance.
• Professional practice: IT project management, legal and ethical issues, entrepreneurship in technology and a capstone project or industry practicum.
• General education: La Salle’s broad-based core curriculum includes communication, critical thinking and social responsibility modules to develop well-rounded graduates.

Entry requirements

Applicants normally need a senior high school diploma or its equivalent with strong performance in mathematics and English. Admission typically involves meeting the university's academic thresholds and passing any required entrance assessment or interview.

• Senior high school completion with good grades in mathematics and related subjects (eg, STEM strands).
• Successful performance in the university’s admission evaluation process; some applicants may be considered through alternative or transfer admission pathways.
• International applicants must demonstrate equivalent academic preparation and sufficient English proficiency by the university’s accepted measures.
• Applicants with relevant vocational qualifications or work experience may be assessed for advanced standing on a case‑by‑case basis.

Career prospects

Graduates of the BS Information Technology go into a wide range of technical and applied IT roles across private, public and non‑profit sectors. The programme emphasises employable skills and prepares students for fast‑changing technology environments.

• Software developer, full‑stack or front/back‑end specialist
• Systems or network administrator, network engineer
• Database administrator and data management specialist
• Cybersecurity analyst, information security officer
• IT consultant, systems analyst or solutions architect
• Mobile application developer and web developer
• Data analyst and entry‑level roles in data science and business intelligence
• Project coordinator, IT project manager or technology entrepreneur

Why study at De La Salle University

De La Salle University’s programme is delivered through its College of Computer Studies and is designed to combine theoretical understanding with industry‑relevant practice. Students benefit from modern computing laboratories, supervised capstone and practicum options, and links with local and international employers.

• Emphasis on hands‑on learning and real‑world projects, including industry placements and collaborative capstone work.
• Access to specialised facilities and research groups that support learning in areas such as networks, security and data analytics.
• Strong career services and an active alumni network that help with internships and graduate employment.
• Education grounded in Lasallian values that encourage ethical practice, social responsibility and community engagement alongside technical training.