Master of Project and Program Management
Online unit of study table
| This page was first published on 13 November 2025 and was last amended on 05 June 2026. View details of the changes below. |
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Master of Project and Program Management |
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| To qualify for the award of the Master of Project and Program Management a candidate must complete 48 credit points including: | ||
| (a) 18 credit points of Strategic Core units of study; | ||
| (b) 6 credit points of Capstone Experience units of study; and | ||
| (c) 24 credit points of Elective units of study | ||
| To qualify for the award of the Graduate Certificate in Project and Program Management a candidate must complete: | ||
| (a) 12 credit points from the Strategic Core units of study; and | ||
| (b) 12 credit points of Elective units of study. | ||
| Note: if Candidates wish to pursue a Thesis pathway in the Master of Project and Program Management, they are required to take Introduction to Research in Project Studies during their Graduate Certificate studies. | ||
Units of study listed in this table are only available to students enrolled in a Postgraduate Online degree. |
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| Unit of study | Credit points | A: Assumed knowledge P: Prerequisites C: Corequisites N: Prohibition |
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Core units |
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| OPMG6879 Program and Portfolio Management |
6 | N PMGT5879 |
| OPMG6876 Strategic Delivery of Change |
6 | N WORK6026 or PMGT5876 |
| OPMG6877 Governance and Organisational PM |
6 | N PMGT5877 |
Capstone Experience |
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| OPMG6850 Project Studies Capstone |
6 | A Students undertaking OPMG6850 are expected to have prior knowledge of core project management principles, project planning and delivery frameworks, and experience applying these concepts in organisational or project-based contexts. Students should also demonstrate the ability to work collaboratively, critically analyse project challenges, and communicate project outcomes in professional formats. N PMGT6850 |
Elective units |
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| OPMG6871 Project Planning and Delivery |
6 | N PMGT5871 or PMGT6871 |
| OPMG6873 Project Finance and Procurement |
6 | N PMGT5873 or PMGT6873 |
| OPMG6874 Digital Project Delivery |
6 | |
| OPMG6891 Risk Dynamics and Resilience |
6 | N PMGT5891 or PMGT6891 |
| OPMG6896 Sustainability and Innovation |
6 | N PMGT5896 |
| OPMG6872 Project Leadership |
6 | N PMGT5872 or PMGT6872 |
| OPMG6878 Communications and Stakeholder Engagement |
6 | |
| OPMG6898 Systems Thinking |
6 | N PMGT5898 |
| ODAT5011 Data Analytics Foundations |
6 | A Year 10 mathematics or equivalent |
| ODAT5014 Data Governance and Ethics |
6 | |
Graduate Certificate in Project and Program Management |
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Core units |
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| OPMG6879 Program and Portfolio Management |
6 | N PMGT5879 |
| OPMG6877 Governance and Organisational PM |
6 | N PMGT5877 |
| OPMG6876">OPMG6876 Strategic Delivery of Change |
6 | N WORK6026 or PGMT5876">PMGT5876 |
Elective units |
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| OPMG6871 Project Planning and Delivery |
6 | N PMGT5871 or PMGT6871 |
| OPMG6873 Project Finance and Procurement |
6 | N PMGT5873 or PMGT6873 |
| OPMG6874 Digital Project Delivery |
6 | |
| OPMG6896 Sustainability and Innovation |
6 | N PMGT5896 |
| OPMG6872 Project Leadership |
6 | N PMGT5872 or PMGT6872 |
| OPMG6878 Communications and Stakeholder Engagement |
6 | |
| OPMG6898 Systems Thinking |
6 |
N PMGT5898 |
| ODAT5011 Data Analytics Foundations |
6 | A Year 10 mathematics or equivalent |
| ODAT5014 Data Governance and Ethics |
6 | |
Post-publication amendments
| Date | Original publication | Post-publication amendment |
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| 05/06/2026 | Prerequisites (P) for OPMG6850 published as: "P 24 credit points completed including 12 credit points from (OPMG6876 or OPMG6877 or OPMG6879)" |
Prerequisites (P) for OPMG6850 removed: |
| 05/06/2026 | No Assumed Knowledge (A) for OPMG6850 | Assumed Knowledge (A) for OPMG6850 added: "A Students undertaking OPMG6850 are expected to have prior knowledge of core project management principles, project planning and delivery frameworks, and experience applying these concepts in organisational or project-based contexts. Students should also demonstrate the ability to work collaboratively, critically analyse project challenges, and communicate project outcomes in professional formats." |