COURSE CURRICULUM

The Bachelor of Digital Enterprise requires students to complete a total of 240 credit points, with most units valued at 10 credit points each. The course begins with a common unit focused on cultural intelligence and capability. The majority of the program consists of 180 credit points of compulsory core units, which provide a strong foundation in both business and information technology. These core units cover areas such as business communications, entrepreneurship, management, marketing, accounting, innovation strategies, and global digital enterprise, alongside technical subjects including software development, data science, computing fundamentals, mobile web structures, databases, enterprise IT management, and human computer interaction design. This combination ensures students gain both practical IT skills and an understanding of how businesses operate in digital environments. In addition, students must complete 60 credit points of specialist electives, including a 10 credit point capstone project, which can be either a business project or an IT-focused capstone. The remaining elective units allow students to tailor their studies to their interests, with options spanning areas such as law, finance, project management, networking, software development, marketing, and human resources. Students must also ensure sufficient advanced-level study, particularly at the 300 level, to meet graduation requirements.