The Bachelor of Business (Project Management) prepares graduates for roles such as project administrator, coordinator, or assistant manager across industries. Project management professionals are essential to optimising operations, leading teams, and delivering well-executed projects that achieve organisational goals.

This course offers a solid foundation in project management, covering key areas such as communication, stakeholder management, principles of management, accounting, IT basics, business law, and statistical data analysis. These foundational units prepare students for advanced studies in project management, following the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK) methodology.

1. Apply processes required to manage the procurement of a project.
2. Analyse a range of approaches and methods to identify problems/risks using project management concepts and systems.
3. Plan project management principles and methodologies in order to deliver projects successfully to time, budget and scope.
4. Produce effective written and oral communications using appropriate technologies and strategies suitable to the audience.
5. Apply effective management skills with stakeholders while driving project needs forward to promote business growth.
6. Implement ethical practices and social responsibilities in project management environments

Potential career paths

• Project Coordinator
• Project Administrator
• Assistant Project Manager
• Operations Analyst
• Project Support Specialist