The Master of Project Management is designed to equip students with the expertise needed to manage complex and high-value projects across various industries worldwide. Throughout this program, you'll develop essential knowledge, skills, and a conceptual understanding of project management principles. The curriculum covers crucial areas including resource management, risk management, business analysis, and strategy, preparing you to handle the diverse challenges faced by project managers in today's dynamic business environment.
Why this course is highly recommended
Students choose this course for its recognition and industry links, especially since Swinburne is among the top 5% of the world’s higher education business schools. Graduates enjoy excellent employment prospects, with 91.1% finding work within four months. The program also offers opportunities to learn from industry CEOs and practitioners, making it a practical choice for those aiming to advance their careers in project management.
The program offers an accounting specialisation which has strong links to industry partners and professional bodies. This focus combines theoretical knowledge with practical applications, enhancing your career prospects in finance and accounting fields. The specialisation emphasizes strategic thinking, accounting technology, and the creativity needed for delivering innovative solutions in various environments. It also helps you develop core skills like communication, teamwork, digital literacy, problem-solving, leadership, and stakeholder management.
Application fees
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1st year tuition fees
25.49L
Living cost
To qualify for the Master of Project Management, students need to complete 16 units of study totaling 200 credit points. These include 4 foundation units, 8 core units, and 4 units from a specialisation or electives. The program offers options for fast-tracking with reduced durations depending on relevant experience or previous qualifications. International students need to meet certain English language requirements, such as an IELTS overall band of 6.5.

English language test
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Graduates of this course can pursue a variety of roles, including Project Assistant, Coordinator, or Officer; Consultant or Delivery Lead; Project or Program Manager; and Head of Project Management Office. Other opportunities include becoming a Product Manager, Business Analyst, Agile Coach, Scrum Master, or Facilitator. The program’s focus on leadership and management skills positions students to take on higher responsibilities within project management teams.