Dr Tyler Wilson

Digital Transformation, Media, and Politics

Courses


Public Diplomacy and Social Media

INTR12-208

Students are challenged to understand social media's architecture and the implications of digital sovereignty for public, digital diplomacy today and in the future.


Digital Media & Society

COMN12-302

This subject examines changes to the global media environment to help students prepare to become knowledge workers who will work in the rapidly changing professional employment market.


Digital Transformation: Stages & Capabilities

DIXN11-100

This subject introduces students to concepts, theories, and models for the digital transformation of different types of organisations in diverse contexts.


Building Digital Literacy & Fluency

DIXN11-200

Engagement with digital transformations at all levels of social interaction requires new forms of literacy and fluency. Students learn the fundamentals of digital technologies that are used in an environment of continuous change.


Aligning Digital Capacity & Culture

DIXN11-300

A digital-first culture is essential for the success of contemporary organisations. This subject guides students through the systems and thinking necessary to run projects that build a digital culture within organisations.


Public Policy

INTR12-200

In this subject, students learn about the history, theory, and practical aspects of public policy. They explore international and domestic issues, gaining insights into contemporary political landscapes and honing critical skills for policy evaluation.