Bachelor of Digital Technologies

Academic
Applicants for the BDT must meet the following criteria for admission into the programme:
* Successfully met the NZQA requirements for University Entrance as specified at
https://www.nzqa.govt.nz/qualifications-standards/awards/university-entrance/
OR
* If the applicant has at least 60 NZQA recognised credits at Level 5 or higher.
OR
* If the applicant can provide evidence of equivalence through practical, professional or
educational experience e.g. three-five years' full time work experience [relevant to ICT] they can
apply for entry. Evidence of literacy and numeracy will be required. MIT literacy and numeracy
assessments are available.
AND
* Have English language competence to undertake this programme which is taught and assessed
in English.
For the minimum English language requirements refer to the following NZQA Rule 18 at
http://www.nzqa.govt.nz/assets/About-us/Our-role/Rules/Prog-App-Accred-Rules-2015.pdf

What can I expect out of this qualification?

The aim of the BDT is to produce high quality work-ready graduates who have a sound understanding of the dynamic IT environment, both locally and internationally, that will enable them to be responsive and proactive to ongoing change in information and communication technologies in business. The BDT is an applied qualification that focuses on multiple aspects of the information systems cycle. This programme will equip students with the skills to analyse, design, develop, implement and maintain information systems across a variety of industries and business types.
Through a commitment to "hands on" learning, students will gain a strong grounding in the analytical, technical and theoretical concepts of computer based information systems. The BDT also emphasises the human and organisational aspects that relate to the use of such technologies including organisational management, project management and technical communication.
On gaining employment, it is expected that students will transition seamlessly and effectively into the workplace as a consequence of having spent time throughout their study in work based projects.
By covering interrelated topics, the BDT provides a practical link between the latest computer technologies and their applications to today's business environment ensuring that students are well equipped to take their places in this exciting and constantly changing IT industry.
Although the core focus of the BDT is digital technology, students may also choose a major in one of three areas namely Networking, Software and Web Development, or Data Analytics. Graduates of the BDT will be equipped with soft skills, a solid foundation of technical knowledge and practical skill, professionalism and knowledge of the place of IT in organisations.

Status one year after study

Employment rate two years after study

86%

Employment rate two years after study

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