Project Management
Course Overview
Upon graduating from the Project Management program, you’ll be armed with the knowledge and skills to succeed in business and project management. As part of your learning experience, you’ll implement Project Management Institute knowledge areas like processes, lifecycle phases and the embodied concepts, and other tools and techniques. As issues arise both internally and externally, you’ll learn how to adapt your project in response.
Here are some skills you’ll be able to show off after completion of the Project Management postgraduate program:
- Applying project management practices to the launch of new programs, initiatives, products, services, and events that meet stakeholder demands
- Aligning a project to an organization's strategic plans
- Helping projects succeed by implementing business concepts, practices, and tools
- Adapting project management practices to suit stakeholders from multiple industries
Course Structure
Course Structure:
Semester 1:
Core Courses: 4 (MGMT 4017, MGMT 4066, MGMT 4015, MGMT 4019)
Core Courses: 2 (MGMT 4085, MGMT 4057)
Semester 2:
Core Courses: 3 (MGMT 4037, MGMT 4080, MGMT 4081)
Entry Requirement
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| Academic Entry Requirements |
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| Language Requirement | |
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| IELTS Score (Minimum) | 6.5, minimum 6.0 in each skill band. |
| TOEFL-IBT Score (Minimum) | 88 (online) minimum 22 in each skill band. |
| PTE Score (Minimum) | 60, overall minimum 55 in each skill band. |
Career Opportunities
Graduates will be ready to lead or support various projects. Potential positions may include:
- Junior Project Manager
- Team Leader
- Project Coordinator
- Project Administrator
- Project Analyst