The Diploma of Digital Enterprise requires students to complete a total of 80 credit points, with each unit typically valued at 10 credit points. The course structure includes a combination of common, core, and specialist elective units to provide a balanced foundation in both business and information technology. Students begin with a 10 credit point common unit focused on cultural capabilities, which supports the development of awareness and skills for working in diverse environments. The program also includes 40 credit points of compulsory core units covering essential areas such as business communications, computing fundamentals, software applications, and introduction to management. These core subjects ensure students gain both technical knowledge and an understanding of how organisations operate. In addition, students must complete 30 credit points of specialist electives, allowing them to tailor their studies according to their interests. Elective options include topics such as entrepreneurship, data science, operating systems, marketing, accounting, business ethics, project management, database systems, and mobile web development. The course also outlines transitional arrangements, particularly for entrepreneurship units, where older units have been replaced by a new unit from 2026 with specific completion rules. Overall, the program provides a flexible and structured pathway for students to build foundational digital and business skills.