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Graduate Diploma in Project Management
University of Sydney, Sydney, NSW, Australia
About this program
The Graduate Diploma in Project Management at the University of Sydney's Faculty of Engineering builds on the graduate certificate with a fuller set of technical skills for managing complex projects, combining core units, project management competency units and diploma-level electives. It complements on-the-job training with the fundamental methodologies, modelling and analytical skills used in project design and delivery.
The course is accredited by the Project Management Institute and draws on the University's John Grill Institute for Project Leadership. Graduates work in project management roles across event management, manufacturing, construction, IT, finance and environmental consultancy, locally and internationally.
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Admissions
To be eligible for admission, an applicant is required to have: an Australian bachelor's degree in any discipline with a minimum 60 percent or a University of Sydney Graduate Certificate in Project Management with a minimum 60 percent.
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