C11192v1 Graduate Certificate in Information Technology Project Management

Overview

Graduate Certificate in Information Technology Project Management provides advanced professional studies in information technology project management. The course aims to contribute to the advancement and integration of knowledge, professional skills and technology in IT project management.

This course provides IT professionals with a practical understanding of IT project management to enhance their career prospects.

Course aims

The course aims to:

• explain the business context and technical developments shaping contemporary IT project management
• develop knowledge and skills in IT project management processes
• develop conceptual and analytical approaches to IT project management
• develop theoretical and practical competencies in technical and people management.

Career options

Graduates of this course have developed the knowledge and skills to move into a project management role.

Articulation

Additional admission requirements

Applicants require a minimum qualification equivalent to a Bachelor's degree with a major in computing/information technology (or related discipline) from a recognised Australian university.

Applicants with insufficient formal qualifications may be admitted as 'qualifying' students with progression to registration as a Master's student dependant on the results achieved in the Master's Qualifying Program. Applicants with insufficient formal qualifications should also submit evidence to show that the level of their computing knowledge is equivalent to that described above.

Course duration and attendance

This course is offered on a one-year, part-time basis.

Course structure

Students complete 24 credit points of study consisting of two core subjects and two electives.

Course completion requirements

Course program

A typical part-time program for students commencing in Autumn semester is shown below.

Other information

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