Master of Project Management for the Built Environment

Type of institution: University/Higher Education Institution
Level: Postgraduate
CRICOS: 00109J

The Master of Project Management for the Built Environment at the University of Newcastle provides you with specialised project management skills that will be highly valued by the property development, construction, mining, utilities and industrial sectors.Project managers can have diverse career backgrounds and their prior experience and knowledge often help shape the future direction of their careers. You may have a bachelor’s degree in architecture, construction, engineering or industrial design and now want to expand your skills and move into project management. Or you may want to take your project management career to the next level.

Structure

120 units

Standard entry requirements

The entry requirement into the Master of Project Management for the Built Environment is possible through multiple pathways.However, the requirements and structure of total units needed to be eligible for the award, will differ, based on an individual's entry qualification and level of experience, and may be a minimum of 80 units to maximum of 120 units.AQF Level 8 'Cognate' entry:An Honours Bachelor Degree, Honours Award, Graduate Diploma, or Graduate Certificate = Total 80 units: 70 core + 10 directed courses.AQF Level 7 'Cognate' entry:Bachelor Degree = Total 120 units: 70 core + 50 directed courses.Bachelor Degree PLUS 5 years' experience = Total 80 units: 70 core + 10 directed courses.Bachelor Degree PLUS Graduate Certificate in Project Management in the Built Environment = Total 80 units: 50 core + 30 directed courses.AQF Level 6 'Cognate' Entry:Associate Degree with 5 years' relevant experience, Advanced Diploma with 5 years' relevant experience PLUS Graduate Certificate in Project Management in the Built Environment = 80 units: 50 core + 30 directed courses.'Cognate' refers to knowledge obtained in the following areas: Architecture / Building / Construction Management Engineering in Civil / Structure / Mechanical / Electrical/MiningAQF Level 8 'Non-Congate' entry:An Honours Bachelor Degree, Honours Award, Graduate Diploma, or Graduate Certificate = Total 120 units: 70 core + 50 directed courses.An Honours Bachelor Degree, Honours Award, Graduate Diploma, or Graduate Certificate PLUS 5 years' experience = Total 80 units: 70 core + 10 directed courses.An Honours Bachelor Degree, Honours Award, Graduate Diploma, or Graduate Certificate PLUS Graduate Certificate in Project Management in the Built Environment = Total 80 units: 50 core + 30 directed courses.AQF Level 7 'Non-Cognate' entry:Bachelor Degree PLUS 5 years' experience - Total 120 units: 70 core + 50 directed courses.Bachelor Degree (no experience) PLUS Graduate Certificate in Project Management in the Built Environment = Total 80 units: 50 core + 30 directed courses.AQF Level 6 'Non-Cognate' entry: Associate Degree with 10 years' experience, Advanced Diploma with 10 years' relevant experience PLUS Graduate Certificate in Project Management in the Built Environment = 80 units: 50 core + 30 directed courses.'Non-Cognate' refers to knowledge obtained in areas outside that listed under 'cognate'.

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