Managing Projects Through Uncertainty

About this microcredential

Across industries, COVID-19 has disrupted projects and caused many to be terminated or placed on hold. As organisations seek to take advantage of emerging opportunities and begin to restart projects, they must reset and re-plan to adjust to the changed project context.

Even with a formal project management background, some project participants lack a comprehensive approach to restarting crisis-disrupted projects. A robust process is essential to successfully re-planning projects where there is a high degree of uncertainty. This course will guide you through the project re-planning process, understanding impact and feasibility within an uncertain project environment, and successfully presenting your project plan to leadership for approval. With the learnings from this course, your re-planned projects will be more resilient to uncertainty and more likely to be approved by project sponsors.

This course is available to complete online at any time via our high-quality learner platform. The self-paced delivery gives you the flexibility to work around your other commitments.

Meet your course instructor

Dr Greg Skulmoski

Level 2, Building 3, Sustainable Development, Bond University
[email protected]

Dr Greg Skulmoski, Associate Professor of Project Management, is an experienced digital project manager having led both technical and non-technical projects with global teams. Dr Skulmoski has a PhD in project management and his research is focused on adaptive project management, innovation and PMO optimisation. He was a core member of the PMBOK Guide® 2000 Update Team that revised the original PMI PMBOK Guide®, as well as other standards related projects.

Dr Skulmoski is part of the Faculty of Society & Design at Bond University. This forward-thinking group of researchers and academics are preparing today's students for future project leadership roles. With a focus on innovation and solving tomorrow's problems today, the project management program at Bond University is one of the fastest growing programs on campus.

Who should complete this course?

If you work in a project team and you (or your organisation) have been affected by COVID-19, or any other crisis, then this course is for you.
With the learnings from this course, your re-planned projects will be more resilient to uncertainty and more likely to be approved by project sponsors.
Course Outcomes

Upon successful completion, you will receive a digital Certificate of Achievement in recognition of your new competencies.

If you work in a project team and you (or your organisation) have been affected by COVID-19, or any other crisis, then this course is for you.

With the learnings from this course, your re-planned projects will be more resilient to uncertainty and more likely to be approved by project sponsors.

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