An Adobe-related course is providing students with the
digital marketing
skills that companies are looking for. The
digital advertising technology major
and minor at
the Swinburne University of Technology in Melbourne, Australia,
are
part of an educational
partnership with Adobe.
The major
and minor, which can be undertaken as part of a Bachelor of Business, Arts or Media and Communications,
includes learning about Adobe Marketing Cloud
software, used in creative agencies, marketing
teams and digital consultancies around the world, Adobe training materials and accredited teaching practices.
Adobe Marketing Cloud solutions help to gather customer data, analyse it and use it to deliver consistent and personalised experiences across all online
marketing channels. The platform also has deep integrations with
Adobe Creative Cloud, which makes collaboration between marketers and creatives
easier.
Presenting at Swinburne’s Hawthorn campus
recently, Mark Henley, Director of Transformative and Digital Strategy, Adobe Asia Pacific, said
the course
was
developed
because there was a
growing
gap
between industry needs and
graduate skills in the digital marketing space.
“The digital skills gap in Australia is growing exponentially, and recent research has shown that a quarter of businesses are finding it difficult to source
digital employees. Due to this, Australian businesses are seeing a heavy toll on their business," he said.
“We want students to go
into
the world with a headstart. They should be able to get a job as soon as they graduate
- because employers want access to
the skills they
have.
“With the growth in digital marketing functions, increased automation, and use of new technologies, there is a real demand for
graduates to be able to
understand and know how to use Adobe software.”
Eight-eight
students
are currently
enrolled in the first course.
Over the duration of the major
and minor, students will be trained to undertake tasks in areas including digital analytics, search marketing, social media
marketing and
video marketing.
Interested?
Learn more about the Digital AdvertisingTechnology courses at Swinburne
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