Master of Project Management
University of Southern Queensland USQ
Type of institution: University/Higher Education Institution
Level: Postgraduate
CRICOS: 00244B (QLD); 02225M (NSW)
This program gives students specific business-related skills and knowledge so that they can manage small, medium and large-sized projects as a senior team leader, project manager or project director.
Designed for
Project managers
Structure
- 12 units: 8 core courses
- plus one 4-unit coursework or research specialisation or one 4-unit general specialisation.
Subjects
- Big Data and Visualisation
- Business Leadership
- Crisis Management
- Digital Marketing Analytics
- Digital Transformation
- Emergency and Disaster Communication
- Enterprise Leadership, Finance
- General
- Global Business Management
- International Business
- Professional Communication
- Project Leadership
- Property Development and Management
- Strategic Human Resource Management
- Strategic Marketing
- Sustainable Business
- Research
- Advanced Research
Standard entry requirements
Completion of an Australian university Bachelor degree (AQF level 7) and a minimum of two years' professional work experience in business, or equivalent. OR a minimum of two years' professional work experience in business and USQ's Graduate Certificate of Business. AND English Language Proficiency requirements for Category 3.
Recognition
USQ is registered with the Project Management Institute (PMI) as a Global Registered Education Provider. A study of project management at USQ earns professional development units towards certification with PMI including towards the Project Management Professional. PMI and PMP are registered marks of the Project Management Institute, Inc. The Master of Project Management is endorsed by the Australian Institute of Project Management (AIPM).
Study pathways
Articulation from Graduate Certificate of Business, Graduate Diploma of Business; Articulation to Doctor of Business Administration, Doctor of Philosophy.
Further information
Not all specialisations are offered in on-campus mode. Where a specialisation is offered on-campus, it may not be offered in that mode at all campuses.
