拉筹伯大学

The world is getting more complex. It's getting more crowded. And it's evolving.

As companies and governments continue to grow, they need people like you. They need clever minds to organise, plan and communicate. People who love to succeed.

With a focus on practical skills, our Master of Management (Project Management) offers a grounding in project management foundations to help you grow your career. Covering a wide range of technical and emerging business topics, from sustainable management to agile leadership, it allows you to specialise in project management and develop your skills as a business leader and digital disruptor.

Project managers are in high demand. According to the Project Management Institute, employers around the world will need 87.7 million people working in project management by 2027. In Australia, there were around 475,000 project management roles in 2017. This is expected to increase to around 575,000 by 2027.

Gain real-world experience and take on an industry placement. Learn from industry leaders, with guest lecturers from organisations like Australian Institute of Project Management (AIPM), Bupa and Olympus.

Your new career is waiting. Are you ready?

You'll learn:

Business and management foundations

Understand the core concepts of business and management, including strategy, marketing, human resources management, statistics, economics, accounting and finance.

Advanced project management

Learn key project-management concepts, including PMBOK, Prince 2 and Agile. Understand procurement and supply chain management, explore international contexts, and learn how to lead projects and deliver results in a wide variety of sectors and markets.

Digital disruption

Understand how to harness and leverage the power of project management software and other digital technologies. Understand how real projects run and learn how to manage complex projects.

Diverse electives and specialisations

Choose from a wide range of electives, including business analytics, supply chain and logistics, entrepreneurship, innovation and sport management.

The qualification awarded on graduation is recognised in the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) as Level 9.

CAREER OUTCOMES

In this fast-growing industry, there are many opportunities in sectors like construction, engineering, information technology, government, NGOs and events.

Possible career options include:

IT project manager

Lead teams to deliver software solutions on time and within budget.

Marketing project manager

Implement marketing campaigns, develop media plans and rollout product strategies.

Engineering project manager

Maintain and improve safety, improve efficiencies and mitigate risks.

Construction, infrastructure and logistics project manager

Manage multiple workflows across complex areas.

Professional recognition

Graduates of the Master of Management (Project Management) may apply for membership with the Project Management Institute (PMI). Membership may be subject to additional or ongoing requirements beyond completion of the degree. Please contact the relevant professional body for details.