Are you an experienced or aspiring project manager? Find out why you should study Project Management at UTS.
Take your place in a rapidly growing field with a globally recognised project management degree.
Meet global demand for qualified project managers with a postgraduate degree from UTS.
Become a Project Manager
The project management industry is facing a global shortfall of 25 million professionals by 2030*. Prepare to capitalise on international demand with UTS’s suite of postgraduate project management degrees. Whether you’re an established project manager or you’re new to the field, our courses will help you advance to the next stage of your career.
Enrol in a graduate certificate or master’s qualification and immerse yourself in a core curriculum that spans the fundamentals of the project management field (project communication, risk, cost management and more). As a master’s student, you can also use your electives to deepen your project management capabilities or complete a specialist sub-major in a related field — think business, construction, property development or data science.
When it comes to getting in, there are multiple pathways to entry: for the master’s degree, you’ll need an undergraduate qualification or a combination of related experience + completion of the graduate certificate. The graduate certificate is open to anyone with an interest in project management with 5 years relevant work experience.**
Accredited by the Project Management Institute (PMI) and Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS), with Commonwealth Supported Places available, the Master of Project Management is a globally recognised degree.
* Talent Gap report, Project Management Institute, 2021.
** Refer to relevant course page for further information on admission requirements.
Why study Project Management at UTS?
DESIGNED TO MEET DEMAND
Project managers are in short supply in almost every sector across the globe. Gain the skills to work in industries where demand is set to peak — think manufacturing and construction, information and marketing, finance and insurance, management and professional services, utilities, oil and gas and more*.
Professionally recognised
The UTS Master of Project Management is accredited by Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) and was the first course of its kind in the southern hemisphere to be accredited by the Project Management Institute (PMI) Global Accreditation Center for Project Management Education Programs. It’s also endorsed by the Australian Institute of Project Management, which means it’s recognised by industry leaders in Australia and beyond.
A schedule that suits you
We know that postgraduate students juggle multiple responsibilities, which is why we’ve designed our course content with working professionals in mind. With interactive block mode study, you can schedule your learning to fit into your daily life.
Where theory meets practice
UTS is known for its commitment to practice-based learning, and our postgraduate project management degrees are no different. You’ll study a mix of theoretical and hands-on course content and engage with the professional bodies, industry experts and globally recognised researchers who are shaping the contemporary project management field.
One degree. Two qualifications.
Looking for a degree that opens doors in more than one sector? Expand your expertise when you enrol in the Master of Property Development and Project Management and graduate with a dual discipline master’s qualification in just two years.
Study your way
Thinking about a master’s degree but not ready to take the leap? Test the water when you enrol in the Graduate Certificate in Project Management. You’ll gain fundamental skills in project management, plus a standalone postgraduate qualification or credit recognition if (and when!) you decide to progress to the master’s.
Course structure
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Graduate Certificate in Project Management
YEAR 1 – AUTUMN SESSION
- Project Communication, HR and Stakeholders
- Project Risk, Procurement and Quality Management
- Project Scope, Time and Cost Management
- Project Integration Management
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Master of Project Management
SPRING SESSION
- Advances in Project Management
- Organisational Project Management
- Project Management Electives or sub-majors
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YEAR 2 – AUTUMN SESSION- Leading Projects in Organisations
- Project Innovation and Entrepreneurship
- Project Management Electives or sub-majors