Bachelor of Project Management (Honours)

This degree will give you the theoretical knowledge and practical know-how to take projects from inception to completion. It will arm you with tools to manage projects across a range of scales and complexities, and develop your skills for working on projects in various industries.

Gain the project management skills to initiate, plan, and execute complex projects across a range of industries.

Project management is an occupation that demands multi-tasking, analytical thinking, excellent communication and superior organisational skills.

Why study project management at RMIT?

• Personalise your study-Take a minor to enhance your employability in a specific project management field.
• Industry connections-We are part of the Employer of Choice Program, connecting you to more than 250 industry partners.
• Fully accredited-This course is accredited by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and the Project Management Institute.

Designed to meet industry demand

• The Bachelor of Project Management (Honours) was developed in response to the growing industry demand for project management skills. Projects are evident in many industries including construction, sustainability, health, arts and events and IT. 
• The combination of our expert teachers, passionate researchers, connection to industry and strong practical focus means that RMIT graduates are among the most employable in Australia.
• Explore the minors in the Bachelor of Project Management (Honours)
• Minors allow you to study a few subjects rather than commit to a full major, so you will get a good grounding in a subject area and variety in your degree. Our minors are constantly being evaluated and added to as demand from students and industry changes. 
• To support your future in project management, we offer a range of minors that allow you to personalise your degree.

Minors include:

• Business for Project Managers-Gain an understanding of project management in a business context. Ensuring projects deliver value while meeting organisational needs and adapting to change.
• Construction Cost and Contract Management- Learn the processes and practices used to manage the financial and contractual aspects of construction projects.
• Managing Construction Business-Managing a construction business involves overseeing operations to ensure successful projects, profitability, and growth. This minor suits students interested in client-side project management across any field.
• Creative Industries-Creative industries refer to sectors that rely on individual creativity, skill, and talent to generate economic value and cultural enrichment. These industries encompass a wide range of activities where creativity is the central driver.
• Event Project Management-This minor focuses on planning, implementing, and evaluating events to ensure they meet objectives. It combines project management skills with an understanding of the unique challenges in organising sports, arts, and music events.
• Foundations in Sustainability-Foundations in sustainability encompass key principles, concepts, and frameworks that guide understanding and practice in sustainable development.
• Managing IT Projects-Managing IT projects involves overseeing the planning, execution, and completion of technology-related initiatives. This process requires a blend of project management skills, technical knowledge, and effective communication.
• Property Investment Strategies-A property investment strategy outlines an investor's plan to acquire, manage, and profit from real estate. It varies based on goals, risk tolerance, market conditions, and investment knowledge.
• Property Technology and Management-Property technology management uses technology to enhance the management of real estate assets. It includes tools and solutions to improve efficiency, optimise operations, and provide better services in property management, leasing, and investment.

Career
Our alumni have worked in many roles on diverse and exciting projects such as:  

• Costing and scheduling projects in industries such as engineering, architecture, manufacturing, education, health, banking, retail and IT
• Representing clients on construction projects
• Project managing major events such as the Adelaide Fringe Festival
• Production assistant for Married at First Sight and The Voice
• Developing and releasing a new app for online banking
• Assessment of industry training needs
• Community projects such as social enterprises and spaces
• Developing new technologies
• Installation of a car in a penthouse apartment.

Possible careers
Careers available to graduates of this degree include:

• Project manager
• Project scheduler
• Assistant project scheduler
• Project administrator
• Assistant project administrator
• Contract administrator
• Project estimator