Program Overview

Introduction to the Bachelor of Creative Intelligence and Innovation

The Bachelor of Creative Intelligence and Innovation (BCII) is a unique combined degree that teaches high-level critical and creative thinking. Students are equipped with leading-edge capabilities that are highly valued in the globalised world, such as invention, complexity, innovation, future-scenario building, and entrepreneurship.

Program Structure

Pairing the Bachelor of Creative Intelligence and Innovation with one of 27 core degrees from across the university, students undertake a future-facing, world-first, transdisciplinary degree that explores multiple perspectives from diverse fields. BCII coursework integrates a range of industry experiences, real-world projects, and self-initiated proposals readying students to address the complex challenges and untapped opportunities of our times.

Key Features

• The program is multi-award-winning and has changed the face of education at the university.
• It has spurred the creation of a transdisciplinary school and the development of a suite of learning for professionals and organisations.
• The program includes a diploma in innovation and a university-wide transdisciplinary electives program.

Industry Partnerships

• Partner Challenge: Industry partners are invited to provide a challenge brief and professional practice expertise in intensive blocks of learning.
• Innovation Internships: Industry partners have the opportunity to host final year BCII students for a minimum of 105 hours.
• Industry Innovation Project: Final year BCII students work in small transdisciplinary teams to develop ideas and strategies to tackle complex, organisational challenges brought by industry partners.

Program Benefits

The Bachelor of Creative Intelligence and Innovation offers students a unique and innovative educational experience, preparing them to address complex challenges and opportunities in the globalised world.