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Leading Digital Strategy

Decide what to build, buy or stop, and how to lead the people who make it happen. One 90-minute live online session a week, plus two Saturdays on campus.

Duration
8 weeks
Days away
2
Fee (example)
N2,950,000
Next intake
6 February 2027
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Who it is for

Is this for you?

Leaders responsible for technology, products or transformation. Typical seniority: senior manager.

  • You lead technology, products, operations or transformation
  • You need to decide what to build, buy or stop
  • You want to work in small weekly steps around your job
  • You have at least 7 years of experience

What you will be able to do

By the end

  • Write a digital strategy brief your board can act on
  • Judge vendors, platforms and in-house builds
  • Lead product teams and data work without being an engineer
  • Plan for connectivity, power and payment realities in Nigeria

No programme can promise a promotion or a salary. What we can promise is the work, the people and the faculty time.

Curriculum

How the programme unfolds

A digital strategy brief for your own organisation.

  1. Weeks one and two

    Where value really comes from in digital businesses.

  2. Weeks three and four

    Platforms, payments and partnerships in African markets.

  3. Weeks five and six

    Data, AI and the decisions leaders still have to make.

  4. Weeks seven and eight

    Leading teams, changing ways of working and your strategy brief.

  5. Campus Saturdays

    Two Saturdays in Ikoyi for case work and presenting your brief.

Business team collaborating

A teaching day

What a day looks like

One 90-minute live online session a week, plus two Saturdays on campus, at Online and Ikoyi campus. Times are examples, and every session starts on time, so plan around Lagos traffic.

WhenWhat happens
Tuesday 7 pmLive online session, 90 minutes
Any timeShort videos and readings, about 2 hours
WeekendTeam exercise, about 1 hour
Saturday 9 amCampus day in weeks four and eight

It was the first course that respected that I still had a full-time job.

Femi, example participant, product lead

Faculty

Who teaches

Faculty for this programme, with practitioners and guest executives on most days. Example people.

Dr Ifeoluwa Adesanya

Marketing and customers

Faculty profile

Prof. Emeka Okafor-Ude

Operations and supply chains

Faculty profile

Fees and dates

N2,950,000 (example)

Pay in full or 2 instalments. Includes materials, meals on teaching days and parking. You receive: certificate of completion. Up to 50 participants.

Next intake6 February 2027
Seats left21 (example)
Applications closeThree weeks before the intake
How to applyShort application form

Questions

About the Digital strategy

Do I need to code?

No. This is for the leaders who make decisions about technology.

What if I miss a live session?

Every session is recorded, and faculty hold a short catch-up on Thursdays.

What internet do I need?

Any steady connection. Sessions also work on a phone in low-data mode.

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Not sure which programme is yours?

Put two or three programmes side by side in the comparer, check the entry requirements against your own experience, then talk to an admissions adviser.