Graduate Diploma in Business Administration (Technology and Digital Strategy)

1. Integrate key concepts, techniques and developments in the field of technology to identify disruptions arising from technological, environmental, geopolitical and social developments.

Depth of disciplinary expertise

2. Critically analyse technological and ethical issues in relation to business and society and develop evidence-based solutions for complex technological challenges.

Critical thinking and problem solving

3. Communicate technological concepts and challenges and explain their potential implications for business models, as well as social and environmental systems.

Oral and written communication

4. Analyse and synthesise data related to technological developments, and apply established approaches to integrate customer, business, and market insights in the design and development of new products and strategies.

Information and digital literacy

5. Use established innovation frameworks to incorporate technology into the structured development of new markets, products, or business models within defined organisational contexts.

Inventiveness

6. Respond to diverse cultural perspectives on complexity and uncertainty in learning and professional practice contexts.

Cultural competence

7. Integrate diverse skill sets, expertise and experiences when collaborating with others to help manage ambiguity.

Interdisciplinary effectiveness

8. Assess ethical considerations related to technological developments and formulate informed ethical opinions on controversial technological and social issues.

Integrated professional, ethical, and personal identity

9. Engage with diverse audiences (including external agencies) from a variety of leadership and management perspectives.

Influence