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Digital Economies (South East Asia) MSc

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Please note, this course is only available to students based in South East Asia. This MSc Digital Economies (South East Asia) enables students to study how and why digital artefacts are transforming the way we work, transact, collaborate, and control global labour, institutions, and markets. Also, to understand what is implied by digital products, process, services, monetization and orchestration. The programme content will in part be focused on the digital economies of South East Asia.

Key benefits

  • Knowledge and understanding of the effects of digital artefacts on contemporary society.
  • Knowledge and understanding of the main critical and theoretical approaches to the analysis of the digital economy at a macro level.
  • Knowledge and understanding of the main critical and theoretical approaches to the analysis of the digital economy at a micro level.
  • Knowledge and understanding of how digital artefacts are unique and lead to innovative forms of products, services and processes.
  • Knowledge and critical understanding that can be applied to practice with regard to managing digital artefacts at a micro level.
  • Hybrid Learning Experience: Benefit from a hybrid teaching approach combining virtual lectures, seminars, and face-to-face components, including an intensive summer module focused on Indonesia and Southeast Asia.
  • Knowledge and understanding of how all these things can be applied to the context of South East Asia.

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Employability

As a Digital Economies MSc graduate, you’ll be well-placed to pursue a career that requires an understanding of the digital economy or to expand your experience with creative roles. The skills you develop are likely to be particularly transferable to work in digital companies and positions that need skills in digital business models, ecosystem strategies, social media management, analytics, CRM management, digital advertising, market research, and platform scaling and growth analysis.

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Employability

As a Digital Economies MSc graduate, you’ll be well-placed to pursue a career that requires an understanding of the digital economy or to expand your experience with creative roles. The skills you develop are likely to be particularly transferable to work in digital companies and positions that need skills in digital business models, ecosystem strategies, social media management, analytics, CRM management, digital advertising, market research, and platform scaling and growth analysis.

Application closing date guidance

Applications close on 13th January 2025 for a 3rd February 2025 start.

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