Bachelor of Information Technology - Computer and Communication Networks (0131) (Co-op)

The Bachelor of Information Technology - Computer and Communication Networks at Centennial College's Progress Campus in Toronto is a honours bachelor's degree that gives you a practical, career-focused education in this field.

This four-year honours bachelor's degree in information technology develops deep computing expertise — networking and communications, software, systems, security and emerging technologies — with applied labs and project work. As a degree, graduates are exempt from the PGWP field-of-study restriction, and IT skills remain among Canada's most in-demand. Graduates work as network and systems specialists, developers, analysts and technology consultants.

Delivered at Centennial College's Progress Campus in Scarborough, Toronto. As a bachelor's degree, it is exempt from the PGWP field-of-study restriction, so graduates may qualify for a Post-Graduation Work Permit of up to three years — the final decision rests with IRCC.

Graduates are well placed for roles such as Network/Systems Engineer, Software Developer and IT Analyst, gaining hands-on skills and real Canadian experience in Toronto's large job market.

Beyond technical learning, you will build the communication, teamwork and problem-solving skills that transfer across careers and support long-term success in Canada and beyond.

Studying at Ontario's first public college — one of Canada's most multicultural campuses, with automatic entrance scholarships of up to $5,000 for eligible new international students — you get supportive services and a welcoming community.