Courses
Both are accredited at Level 5 of the Australian Qualifications Framework, both run fully online, and both take a year at full time load. The difference is what you'll be doing at the end of it.
Diploma of Business
Accounting, management, marketing, economics, business law and the numbers behind all of it. For people heading into administration, operations, finance support or running something themselves.
A$2,040 per unit A$16,320 total
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Side by side
| Diploma of Business | Diploma of Information Technology | |
|---|---|---|
| Level | AQF Level 5 | AQF Level 5 |
| Units | 8 | 8 |
| Duration | 12 months full time, 24 part time | 12 months full time, 24 part time |
Not sure which one?
The honest test is what you want to be doing day to day. If the appealing part is understanding how an organisation makes money and gets things done, that’s business. If it’s building or fixing the thing itself, that’s IT. If both sound fine, tell us what job ads you’ve been looking at and we’ll help you work it out.