Bridge ideas and technology to drive innovation that has impact.
With digital technologies reshaping industries and everyday life, studying this minor equips you with the skills to understand and harness these technologies to create new opportunities, solve real-world problems, and lead change in an increasingly connected world.
You'll study industry-relevant software packages to develop not only the technical skills to use these advanced digital tools, but also the ability to apply them to analyse, interpret and communicate data and information efficiently, accurately and appropriately for your chosen discipline.
With an emphasis on adaptability and future readiness, this minor prepares you to lead digital transformation in any field.
Learn how to harness technology and creativity to design innovations that solve problems and create real-world impact.
Develop the adaptability, problem-solving, and digital know-how to thrive in fast-changing industries and careers.
No matter what you’re studying, digital innovation gives you an edge and makes you stand out to employers.
With practical, hands-on learning in our Virtual Experiences Lab (VxLab), you will engage and experiment with leading-edge equipment, such as the Nova virtual vehicle, the Tiago mobile robot, holographic screens, motion capture suits and Meta Quest 3 virtual reality headsets.
In this environment ,you will develop a variety of skills with digital tools and gain deep confidence in your ability to utilise and apply these new technologies innovatively.
Industry links with partners such as Meta, AWS, Adobe, Appearition and Eight 360 give you strong opportunities for ongoing contact with the latest developments, tools and techniques, ensuring you have your finger on the pulse of industry.
The Digital Innovation minor is comprised of the following:
This minor is available to any student across RMIT currently enrolled in an undergraduate degree.
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