Graduate Diploma in Project Management

Note: This program has been suspended, and no student intakes are planned. The following information is being retained for students currently enrolled in the program.

What can you do with your degree?

Today, project management skills and abilities are in high demand in both private and public sectors. Pre-pandemic, project management jobs were abundant and well-paid. Post-pandemic, jobs are forecast to grow even more across all industry sectors and regions. The result is a global shortage of project managers at all levels in every field such as construction, information technology, finance, health care and related industries, property development and government. 

Bond’s Graduate Diploma in Project Management provides graduates with the theoretical foundation necessary to take advantage of the exciting opportunities available in this fast-growing profession, both in Australia and overseas. Project management can be incorporated across a wide variety of fields.

Marketing

Integral to any business or organisation, is the ability to be heard in a noisy and crowded marketplace. Marketing project managers collaborate and work closely with marketing strategists to develop project timelines as well as manage content and design producers to bring campaign objectives to life.

Construction

Construction project management is imperative in every construction project to ensure a smooth and successful project build. A construction project manager is responsible for the coordination, planning, budgeting, supervision, and liaising of a construction project.

Software Development

Software development teams assist with getting products to market fast, and assist with the planning, scheduling, budgeting, execution, and delivery of new software's and/or web projects.

Healthcare

Healthcare project managers have the sole responsibility of improving the overall functioning of a healthcare-related organisation or business.  With the healthcare industry continuously evolving, the pressure is increasing for organisations to improve their operations and quality of patient care while reducing spending and increasing efficiency.

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Program learning outcomes

Program Learning Outcomes provide a broad and measurable set of standards that incorporate a range of knowledge, skills and abilities that will be achieved on completion of the program. These outcomes will help you determine whether this program aligns with your professional pathway, career and learning goals.

View Graduate Diploma in Project Management learning outcomes
  1. Graduates will demonstrate an understanding of the knowledge base that underpins the discipline of project management, as represented by PMBOK.
  2. Graduates will advise on effective implementation strategies to ensure value for money to the client/sponsor and to meet agreed key performance indicators for project success.
  3. Graduates will understand the qualities and characteristics that make an effective project team leader, communicator and manager of people and resources.
  4. Graduates will make good decisions in the context of uncertainty through the identification, quantitative analysis and acceptance, mitigation or transfer of project risk.
  5. Graduates will understand the procedures of administering a portfolio of projects or programs to ensure value is maximised and outcomes are feasible and aligned to organisational goals.
  6. Graduates will understand the legal ramifications of project conflict and apply techniques to avoid, minimise or resolve disputes, including giving evidence at formal proceedings.
  7. Graduates will be able to apply project management knowledge to a particular discipline domain or area of interest and broaden educational outcomes through suitable elective choice.

Further study options

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