The adoption of digital interaction and new ways of doing business has massively and rapidly increased in recent years, with greater than 200% job growth year-on-year in blockchain skills since 2015. The rollout of the digital economy is now a worldwide economic imperative, and people who can work and lead in the global digital economy will have secure career opportunities. Skills in blockchain topped LinkedIn Learning's list of in-demand hard skills for 2020. The Bachelor of Business (Blockchain Enabled Business) has been designed to equip you with the knowledge to work at the frontier of the emerging new digital economy. Blockchain is a transformative technology at the centre of the new digital economy, with wide-ranging applications across all aspects of commerce, government and social enterprises. It is fundamentally reshaping the industrial, employment and social landscape that future graduates will live and work in. Global and Australian labour market reports show that there has been more than 200% year-on-year job growth in this field since 2015. Approximately half of that growth is for people with the knowledge and skills to identify, understand and communicate the value proposition and the economic, financial, accounting, legal, ethical, business IT and strategic management dimensions of blockchain for all types of industries. RMIT is a global frontrunner in this space, with its world leading Blockchain Innovation Hub helping to set the national and global agenda for enterprise transformation. The Bachelor of Business (Blockchain Enabled Business) is a world first, truly multi-disciplinary applied degree that will prepare you to work in a globalised, international context in a range of in-demand roles and sectors.<br><br>The Bachelor of Business (Blockchain Enabled Business) will equip you for a career at the forefront of the new global digital economy. It will prepare you to work in a globalised, international environment as a business analyst, consultant, policy advisor or manager in the many and varied business sectors that adopt blockchain technology, including finance, banking, health, trade, supply chain and logistics, and a range of government and social service agencies requiring expertise in the field