Master of Project Innovation - Master of Project Management

Overview

This Master of Project Innovation - Master of Project Management program from Bond University will also enhance your capabilities to meet future challenges in professional practice.

Students undertake an international study tour* where they are able to see examples of project innovation and experience other project management practices and cultures, as well as access up to one year of on-campus work experience as part of The Transformer initiative.

Innovation in project management requires a new approach that is not constrained by conventional ideologies and the fear of failure. The parallel processes of innovation management and project management need to interact, new ways of working need to be applied where time is of the essence, and the benefits of design thinking within a diverse team environment must be realised. Project Innovation is considered the next big thing for the project management discipline.

Professional outcomes

Today, project management skills are in high demand in almost every commercial sector. Professionals with project management skills enjoy career success at all levels in fields such as construction, finance, health care and related industries, information technology, government, and property development. 

Innovation presents limitless opportunity for project managers in the initiate, implement or influence phases of the life cycle, especially for complex projects. Innovation requires a cross-disciplinary approach using creative and entrepreneurial skills and blending financial, social, political, and environmental criteria to realise value for project stakeholders.

Accreditation

The Master of Project Management program is recognised and accredited by the Australian Institute of Project Management (AIPM), the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) and the Project Management Institute (PMI).