13 Digital Business Course Programs

This specialization course in CX Strategy and Design offers practical skills to identify, evaluate and shape consumer needs and develop breathtaking customer experiences for the digital business.

Digital Studies concentrators study the digital practices and cultures that shape scholarly research, creative production, and increasingly large areas of everyday life. The concentration aims especially to support thinking and activities that cross disciplinary boundaries, such as developing digital techniques for the creation of art or music, bringing critical theory to bear on digital cultures, or investigating the powers and limitations of algorithmic approaches to textual evidence.

In today’s digital world, technological advancements mean that digital skills are now a fundamental part of the workplace and personal life. A 2020 report by the UK government’s Digital Skills Taskforce stated that 85% of new jobs would require digital skills. Our digital functional skills qualifications will enable learners to initiate and participate in digital and online activities safely in the workplace and in other real-life contexts.

Unlock your digital literacy with our free, online microcredential. The Foundations of Digital Literacy is a self-paced course that will introduce you to new tools, technologies and ways of thinking about today's digital environment. Made up of highly interactive and thought-provoking modules and activities, the course will allow you to explore several different topics.

A Digital Applications Technician (DAT) helps their organisation and its internal users to maximise the use of digital technologies. They help organisations adapt to and exploit changes in technology to meet objectives and maximise efficiency. They ensure the effective use of digital office technologies, productivity software, digital communications, including collaborative technologies, and digital information systems.

Unsure of where to start building your own blog or website? This course will help you understand the basic steps in building blogs and websites, including an introduction to HTML and WordPress. You will learn hands-on, building your own site during the course. This course follows on from the 'getting online and files and apps digital skills' courses. Students should be able to use a Windows computer, be confident using websites, and be able to create and edit files.

This course is designed to develop your digital skills for both work and at home. Increasing numbers of employers expect their employees to have a working knowledge of digital skills. It's excellent that the course is designed to develop digital skills, as these are becoming increasingly essential in both professional and personal contexts. Here are a few key reasons why digital skills are highly valued by employers and beneficial for individuals: Efficiency and Productivity: Digital skills enable individuals to work more efficiently by using digital tools and software to streamline processes, manage data, and automate repetitive tasks. This can significantly improve productivity in the workplace. Communication and Collaboration: Digital platforms and tools facilitate communication and collaboration among teams, even in remote or distributed work environments.

Increasing the competitiveness of societies in the digital transformation process depends on having human capital trained in this field. The social and economic landscape that we are used to (which is mostly consisted of issues that we could “observe, predict and control” thanks to the technological advances that we have witnessed particularly after the Second World War) is becoming a Volatile, Uncertain, Complex and Ambiguous (VUCA) environment with the ongoing digital transformation. Along with the productivity & efficiency, which make more sense in a predictable world, agility is also added to the list of decision-making criteria set.

In this four-class course, participants will be introduced to basic digital camera operation, its features, and functions with the goal of taking better quality photos. Topics will include (but are not limited to): The different focus modes, different exposure modes, Shutter Speeds and Lens Apertures (what they are, what they do, how and why to change them up), ISO, (the camera's sensitivity to light) Colour Balance (What it is and when to take advantage of it), proper handling technique, how to compose a image, what to include, what to leave out and what went wrong in the past.

This master’s programme is for you who aim to participate in and make a difference in the digital transformation our society is facing. You will be the bridge builder between those who develop and those who wish to take advantage of the technology available. Digitalization of processes and services in the public and private sectors is an important concept and will likely increase on a global basis in the coming years. Through this programme, you will learn about current technology and reflect on the utilization of technology in various contexts. The programme will focus on management of information systems, aspects of change management and use of technology.

This course will help you focus on word processing, spreadsheets, and file management. On this course you will be developing your digital and computer skills, focusing on word processing, spreadsheets, and files and folder management. You will learn how to create, edit, enhance, and manage documents and data files, using Microsoft Word and Microsoft Excel.

The purpose of the T Level Technical Qualification in Digital Services is to ensure students have the knowledge and skills needed to progress into skilled employment or higher-level technical training relevant to the T Level. This is a rewarding and challenging course that prepares you for a career working in a Computing/IT environment or for studying a higher level at university.

Digital community particularly through a lens of racial justice. In particular, this course pays attention to recent and ongoing revolutionary and social justice movements including Arab Spring, the George Floyd protests of 2020, and the more general growing disability rights movement as it emerges on and through digital platforms.