Why study Master of Project Management at ANU
The Master of Project Management is an ideal preparation for students seeking leadership positions in the project management profession. It provides a theoretical underpinning that can be applied across a range of industries, disciplines and cultures.
Students undertaking this program can expect a career advantage with the program’s endorsement by the Australian Institute of Project Management (AIPM). This endorsement allows students graduating from the ANU Master of Project Management to obtain the Certified Practising Project Practitioner (CPPP) certificate for a period of three years without additional assessment.
The CPPP certificate is a nationally recognised certification that provides project management professionals with industry recognition.
Length: 2 years full-time
CRICOS #: 082344G
Semester intake: 1 or 2
How to apply
If you’ve decided to apply to the ANU College of Business and Economics, then you've made a great choice. Here you can follow a step-by-step guide to lead you through the application process.
Careers services and internships
Have access to our innovative and engaged Careers and Student Employability team. Our Career Consultants are ready to help you successfully navigate the professional landscape and achieve employment success in the global market.
Scholarship opportunities
We offer a wide range of scholarships to future students to assist with the cost of their studies. There are also funding support opportunities offered by the Australian and overseas governments, and other industry partners and affiliates, that you can take advantage of.
Life on campus
Our students widely report that one of the best things about studying at ANU is the on-campus experience. Our strong focus on residential living has helped build a vibrant and diverse community, where you can find like-minded peers and make lifelong friends.
Accommodation
ANU offers more homes to students on campus than any other Australian university, and a residential experience that's second-to-none.