New Zealand is recognised as a global leader in innovative project management approaches, delivering world-class projects across all engineering disciplines. Develop your skills and credentials as a professional project manager, able to lead and direct multi-disciplinary engineering projects. This programme provides students with the in-depth knowledge and skills needed to succeed in project management in a variety of industries. Focusing on two key project management practices, Waterfall and Agile, this programme enables students to work towards industry-recognised professional certification. Students will gain sound fundamentals in project management concepts and application, whilst completing a spectrum of elective courses that broaden acquisition of knowledge and skills within the engineering project management specialisation. A project towards the end of your programme enables you to apply your theoretical skills to real-world industry projects, and consolidates your learning. This programme is offered in two forms, to suit the existing qualifications and experience of candidates. 120 points for candidates with a four-year bachelors (honours) degree. 180 points for candidates with a three-year bachelors degree. You will complete four 15-point core courses, and either two 15-point electives for the 120-point programme or six 15-point electives for the 180-point programme. You can view what selections are available in the 'courses' tab. For both programmes you will also complete a 30-point project, which will consolidate your learning and allow you to apply your skills in a real-world setting.

You will gain competencies in all aspects of portfolio, programme and project management, and will be familiar with a broad range of tools, techniques and methodologies, including Agile and Waterfall. Our graduates will have the skills needed to succeed as a project manager in the engineering sector. Jobs related to this programme Engineering manager Portfolio manager Programme manager Project director Project manager