In an economy where the way we do business has been turned on its head, Bond’s Bachelor of Digital Transformation is the first of its kind to equip graduates with the deep understanding and transdisciplinary skills required to lead cultural and technological change. 

The pace of digital transformation is hitting new highs. Industries have only in recent years become comfortable with big data, cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and robotics, and now the business world is grappling with the integration of virtual workplaces, block chains, crypto currency, non-fungible tokens and more. 

Succeeding as a professional in this constantly evolving environment doesn’t necessarily require specific technology skills. It requires broad digital fluency and literacy and the ability to source skills and manage diverse teams, to devise and lead innovation, and to apply the principles of design thinking. Successful professionals create new and exciting solutions across the broad spectrum of private enterprise, government, social enterprise, and not-for-profit organisations. 

Bond’s Bachelor of Digital Transformation can be completed in just two years. As a multidimensional degree, there are no limits to where this future-focussed qualification can take you.

The Bachelor of Digital Transformation offers students an immersive, transdisciplinary learning experience in line with employer needs. All students:

• are matched with industry and community mentors from their first semester;
• complete two personalised work-based learning immersions in industries of interest under the guidance of a business coach; and
• have access to the knowledge and expertise of multiple faculties and study disciplines throughout their studies.

Graduates have a robust view of digital transformation across more than 50 digital capabilities, a flexible skillset, and a niche area of specialisation. The program prepares graduates for careers in the corporate, government, community, and non-profit sectors and the local, national, and global marketplace.