Program Overview
Course Name
Project Management – Postgraduate Diploma
TotalCourse Duration
12-Months (50 Weeks)
Introduction
The Postgraduate Diploma in Project Management is a 12-month (50-week) program designed to help you become a confident leader in any industry. This program teaches you how to manage a project from the first idea to the final result. You will learn how to handle budgets, schedules, risks, and team leadership using real-world examples.
Our hybrid format gives you the best of both worlds: flexible online lessons and in-person classes. In the classroom, you will work with others on projects, use professional software, and solve business problems just like you will in your future career.
Career Opportunities
Graduates may pursue roles such as:
- Project Coordinator
- Project Manager
- Program Analyst
- Business Analyst
- Project Administrator
- Operations Manager
Opportunities exist across industries including technology, construction, finance, healthcare, consulting, and public sector organizations.
Graduation Requirements: Students must pass with an overall GPA of 65%. Students must also have completed any major practical project in the course with a score of at least 65% unless there is an agreed-upon alternative or a valid reason to consider extenuating circumstances (i.e. untimely death of a family member, major injury, sabotage by another student or instructor, etc).
Professional Certification Preparation
This program supports the educational requirements for:
- Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM)
- Project Management Professional (PMP)
- PMI Agile Certified Practitioner (PMI-ACP)
Admission Requirements
Applicants must meet one of the following criteria:
- Any diploma in project management or a comparable business course with a focus on project management.
OR - A diploma in a related field with relevant professional experience
Curriculum & Courses
The program is designed to reflect current industry standards and best practices, based on PMI (Project Management Institute) guidelines.
- Learning Approach: Case studies, simulations, collaborative projects, presentations, and applied exercises prepare students for immediate professional application.
| Module # | Module Title | Module Overview | Hours | Delivery Mode |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Foundations of Project Management | Introduction to project lifecycles, methodologies, governance, and roles. | 200 | Hybrid |
| 2 | Project Planning: Scope & Quality | Work breakdown structures, scheduling, Gantt charts, and quality control. | 200 | Hybrid |
| 3 | Stakeholder Engagement & Communication | Stakeholder identification, engagement strategies, negotiation, reporting. | 200 | Hybrid |
| 4 | Business Operations & Efficiency | Process alignment, resource management, and financial oversight. | 200 | Hybrid |
| 5 | Scheduling & Budget Control | Integrated timelines and cost estimates using standard tools. | 200 | Hybrid |
| 6 | Risk & Issue Management | Risk assessment, mitigation, vendor and procurement practices. | 200 | Hybrid |
| 7 | Leadership & Team Performance | Leadership styles, conflict resolution, communication strategies. | 200 | Hybrid |
| 8 | Advanced Project Control Systems | Integrated planning, monitoring, performance tracking, cost control. | 200 | Hybrid |
| 9 | Agile & Adaptive PM | Agile, hybrid, and adaptive methodologies in dynamic environments. | 200 | Hybrid |
| 10 | Project Management Capstone | Real-world project applying complete PM knowledge. | 200 | Hybrid |
What You Will Learn
Project Leadership
Build strong communication skills to lead teams and work with stakeholders.
Industry Methods
Learn the standard steps used by professionals to plan and finish projects.
Modern Tools
Get hands-on practice with the latest project management software.
Problem Solving:
Learn how to manage project costs, quality, and risks in a busy business environment.
