Strategist
Understand the bigger picture, recognise who is affected, and judge what should change.
Your major for a digital world
Digital Intelligence is the capability to understand, judge, and shape the digital world around us.
It means recognising how technology and information influence people, organisations, and society; deciding what matters, what can be trusted, who is affected, and what should change; and taking a more active role in shaping what comes next.
You develop all three pillars throughout the major.
Understand the bigger picture, recognise who is affected, and judge what should change.
Turn ideas into digital solutions that can be tested, used, and improved.
Make sense of information, question what can be trusted, and use evidence to make better decisions.
You apply all three pillars first to your own digital life, then to organisations, and finally to society.
My digital life
The digital workplace
Our digital society
The three pillars and three levels come together in nine courses. Click a course to find out more.
As a Digital Architect, you bring together people, technology, and information to understand what needs to change and help shape what happens next in your own digital life, in organisations, and across society.
Being a Digital Architect is also about how you approach problems, make judgements, work with others, and take responsibility for what you create.
Sees what could be different.
Asks questions and explores.
Questions assumptions and evidence.
Finds a way forward.
Responds to change.
Takes ownership.
Makes ideas understandable.
Works with different perspectives.
Considers consequences.
Together, the knowledge, skills, and mindset you build across the major help you:
Digital Intelligence is the human capability to understand, judge, and shape the digital world, including how and when to use technologies such as AI.
Artificial Intelligence is a form of technology that can generate, analyse, predict, and automate tasks using data and models.
Digital Intelligence can complement study across business, technology, and health.
Combine Digital Intelligence with other Commerce majors to add digital, analytical, and innovation capability to your business study.
Digital Intelligence can be taken alongside Artificial Intelligence in the Bachelor of Science.
Several Digital Intelligence courses also contribute to the Digital Health major in the Bachelor of Health.
Information Systems is proposed to become Digital Intelligence in 2027, subject to regulatory approval.
For questions about Digital Intelligence or how it might fit into your degree, email the School of Information Management at sim@vuw.ac.nz.