Future career after completing Information Technology
With a bachelor’s in Information Technology, you have a wealth of career opportunities open to you across the globe. This degree gives you the knowledge and skills to work in a variety of sectors. And as you’ll also have developed essential soft skills for communicating and working in a team as well as in a multidisciplinary setting, you'll be hugely sought after.
The future is digital – and you’re part of it
AI is transforming the job market at lightning speed. The good news? This means a growing demand for professionals who can build software, understand data and apply AI in a responsible and ethical way. With your solid foundation in programming, software architecture, data and cybersecurity, you will be ready to join diverse teams that shape digital innovation. And it goes far beyond technology: you’ll contribute to solutions that improve daily life, healthcare, sustainability and security.
Employers are not only looking for technical experts, but for professionals who can connect technology with people and organisations. You’ll stand out because you know how to work with AI and also use it intelligently and responsibly. You’ll know how to tackle meaningful challenges – from secure apps and accessible platforms to digital solutions that promote sustainability, all the while safeguarding safety and privacy, so people can trust the technology they use.
Career diversity
Everywhere digital innovation plays a role: in healthcare, energy, industry, maritime & logistics, finance, government, media and in the creative industries. Opportunities range from start-ups and regional healthcare providers to major corporations, multinationals and international research & development and innovation centres. Our alumni work for leading organisations such as ASML, Bosch, Siemens, Swisscom, Thales and HackerOne – just a small selection of the companies eager to recruit our graduates. And 95% of our graduates secure a job immediately after graduation!
Careers open to you after graduation include:
After graduation, you’ll find a wide range of opportunities. Most roles go beyond technology alone – they’re about designing and building solutions that genuinely help people and organisations. Examples include:
Software Engineer – designing and building applications, from apps to business software, that truly meet users’ needs.
Certified Ethical Hacker – thinking like a hacker to spot vulnerabilities and strengthen companies’ digital security.
ICT Consultant – advising organisations on the best technological solutions, with a focus on usability and accessibility.
DevOps Engineer – ensuring that new software runs smoothly and reliably, while helping teams collaborate more effectively.
Cybersecurity Analyst – protecting organisations from digital threats and ensuring safe communication and working environments.
Augmented Reality (AR) Developer – creating innovative applications where the digital and physical worlds merge, such as interactive learning or gaming environments.
Full-Stack Developer – building complete websites or applications, with a keen eye for both technology and design.
Continue your studies
While the job market is full of opportunities, continuing your studies is also an option. During your minor phase you can follow a pre-master’s programme at the University of Twente, enabling you to progress directly into the master’s degree that best suits your ambitions. In addition, our Master’s in Computer Vision & Data Science aligns perfectly with the Information Technology degree.
Is this the degree for you?
If you're confident this degree is the one for you, then why not apply online straightaway? Or pick one of the other options to help you take the next step.
