Bachelor of Digital Transformation

Rather than providing hard skills in specific software that will eventually become obsolete, this program is future-proofing graduates' careers by laying the foundation in multi-disciplinary abilities. It requires broad digital fluency and literacy and the ability to source skills and manage diverse teams, to devise and lead innovation, and to apply the principles of design thinking — not necessarily specific technology skills.

The Bachelor of Digital Transformation encompasses a 5-stage learning process including: a Transformation core (incorporating transdisciplinary studies in design thinking, law, technology, and global citizenship, as well as two industry immersions and major projects co-designed by the student), Discipline studies (developing personal and organisational digital maturity across more than fifty digital capabilities), a Specialist stream, Bond Core curriculum (instilling skills needed by all students regardless of discipline), and Beyond Bond.

From their first semester, students are paired with industry and community mentors and undertake two immersive work-based learning experiences, supported by professional business coaching. They also collaborate on major global challenges, applying digital tools and multi-disciplinary knowledge to create sustainable solutions.

Yes, there are two relevant scholarships. The CoLab Industry Scholarships offer part-fee scholarships to applicants in either the Bachelor of Digital Transformation or the Bachelor of Entrepreneurial Transformation for study commencing in the January semester. The Transformer Scholarship offers up to 50% tuition remission for any single undergraduate bachelor's degree or postgraduate master's degree program (excluding the Bond Medical Program).

The Bachelor of Digital Transformation can be completed in just two years (6 semesters). Intake dates available are May 2026, September 2026, January 2027, and May 2027, delivered on-campus at the Gold Coast Campus.