Program Overview

User Experience for Business Optimisation Specialisation

Overview

The User Experience for Business Optimisation specialisation is designed to equip students with the skills to create engaging web and mobile user experiences that improve business performance. This specialisation delves into key areas of UX, including accessible design, systems thinking, design thinking, analytics, user testing, and entrepreneurship.

What You'll Learn

• Evaluate the usability and accessibility of analogue and digital products, platforms, and technology against industry guidelines/frameworks for equal access.
• Apply Systems Thinking to develop a deep understanding of systemic societal and ecological problems and the complex impact of solutions.
• Design, test, and create prototypes of solutions at varying levels of fidelity to enhance user experiences and achieve sustainable business objectives.
• Analyse UX-specific qualitative and quantitative data to synthesise insights that inform innovation in responsible business practice.
• Collaborate professionally within diverse teams to communicate outcomes of UX evaluations, designs, and creations.

Careers

• UX/Experience Designer
• Product Manager
• Entrepreneur
• Business Developer
• Visual Designer
• Digital Marketing Officer

Industries

• Business
• Education
• Engineering
• Entertainment
• Health
• Information and Technology
• Marketing
• Tourism and Hospitality
• Sports and Recreation
• Sustainability

Course Essentials

• Qualification: User Experience for Business Optimisation Specialisation
• Credit: 100 credits (approximately four units)
• Course Outline: Available upon request

Fees and Scholarships

• Fee information is not available for this course at this time. Estimated course fees can be found on the Curtin University website.

Specialisations Available

• Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) Specialisations: 38 specialisations available from Humanities and Science
• Bachelor of Commerce Specialisations: 38 specialisations available from Humanities and Science
• Bachelor of Innovation Specialisations: 44 specialisations available from Humanities, Science, and the Centre for Aboriginal Studies

Domestic Students

• You are considered a domestic student if you are a citizen of Australia or New Zealand, a permanent resident of Australia, or an Australian Permanent Humanitarian visa holder.

How to Apply

• Apply as a high school student via TISC
• Apply for other dates
• Get alerts for future intakes
• Global campus options available

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