GraduateEngineering

Master of Engineering Project Management Advanced

Griffith University, Brisbane/Gold Coast, QLD, Australia

About this program

Griffith University's Master of Engineering Project Management Advanced degree. This program provides students with advanced study in engineering project management. It is designed to extend and deepen the knowledge and skills gained from an undergraduate degree in engineering. It is ideal for professional engineers who aspire to develop their project management skills and advance their capabilities to manage significant engineering projects across a wide range of engineering applications. The program provides a pathway to a research higher degree.

Fees & duration

Duration2 yr
Tuition (international)A$46,500
Application feeA$50

English test scores

IELTS6.5 overall
PTE58 overall

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Course structure

Study plan in 2 parts

  • Project Evaluation and Control
  • Quality and Performance Management
  • Resource Planning and Management
  • Risk Analysis and Management
  • Advanced Topics in Engineering Management
  • Project Management Practice
  • Plus 13 elective/flexible courses chosen from an approved list to complete the 160 credit-point program

Career & PR pathway

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Admissions

A recognised Bachelor degree (or higher) in a related discipline

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