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If you got your start in traditional print or graphic design, it’s easy to make the switch to a digital or product-driven career.

Stats show that 34 per cent of Australians have experienced some form of cybercrime in the last 12 months, with a total economic impact of $3.5 billion

You'll be surprised how much the two fields complement each other, and how mindfulness can improve your UX practice

Thanks to the Digital Jobs program Swati was able to upskill in an RMIT Online course for Digital Analytics

The world is awash with data: about 2.5 quintillion bytes per day – and it needs data professionals to organise and analyse all that information.

Some IT skills are looking more and more valuable, while others are beginning to fade as technology changes.

The report, The Salary Trap, seeks to understand the talent shortages and hiring pressures many Australian companies are facing

Technology and cloud-based computing played a key role in digital transformation, particularly during the pandemic.

The degree itself has tremendous value in the workforce more generally, with skills like data analysis, statistics and human behavioural analysis

Some jobs that didn’t exist 10 years ago have become highly sought after, so what are they? And how can you stay relevant?

We seem to be standing on the edge of the blockchain tipping point, but what does it mean for Australian business?

RMIT Online graduate Samantha Rees on how she is keeping her digital skills ahead of the curve by studying VR & AR

Blythe was unhappy in her current career trajectory so decided to upskill in a field she had always been interested in: Digital Marketing.

New survey from RMIT Online released today explores a moment of change in the job market amidst economic uncertainty

Should you focus your energies on acquiring new customers, or keeping the ones you’ve got?