As a student, you will need to allocate time to attend classes. Generally, if you are studying full-time, you will have between 8 hours of classes each week, on- campus. In addition, you will need to set aside a minimum of 10-12 hours each week in your own time to complete assignments, readings, and projects and prepare for quizzes and presentations.
Bachelor of Business (Project Management)
The Bachelor of Business (Project Management) is designed to position graduates for success as a professional in project administration, coordination or assisting in management in any industry.
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Level of Study
Undergraduate
Study Mode
Full-time
Field Of Study
Business and Management
Intake Date
February, May, August, October
Actual Price
52,999
Discounted Price
51,000
Campus Location
New South Wales
Course Description
The Bachelor of Business (Project Management) is designed to position graduates for success as a professional in project administration, coordination or assisting in management in any industry. Every organisation in every industry requires project management professionals, with skills to optimise operations, oversee project teams and maximise a company’s potential to deliver well designed and facilitated projects.
This course is designed to provide broad general education relating to project management, which focuses on core skills with units such as academic skills, communication and stakeholder management, principles of management and organisations, accounting and information technology basics, business and corporations law and statistical data analysis for business. These units provide the foundations of the higher level units which are designed to provide skills necessary to work within the world of project management and business.
The course is enhanced by twelve specialisation units that follow the PMBOK knowledge and methodology areas. Students select four electives out of a pool of units to complement the core and specialised units.
To achieve this aim the Bachelor of Business (Project Management) requires graduates to demonstrate both educational and professional outcomes.
What you'll learn?
Study Hours
Assessment
Your studies at AIH will encompass practical, professionally focused, and research-based learning, so assessment types will vary. You can expect them to include:
- Reports, project documentation, case studies and presentations
- Essays and assignments
- Quizzes
- Practicals and team-based projects
- Q&A
Learning Outcomes
- Apply processes required to manage the procurement of a project.
- Analyse a range of approaches and methods to identify problems/risks using project management concepts and systems.
- Plan project management principles and methodologies in order to deliver projects successfully to time, budget and scope.
- Produce effective written and oral communications using appropriate technologies and strategies suitable to the audience.
- Apply effective management skills with stakeholders while driving project needs forward/ to promote business growth.
- Implement ethical practices and social responsibilities in project management environments
Knowledge
Graduates at this level will have broad and coherent theoretical and technical knowledge with depth in one or more disciplines or areas of practice.
Skills
Graduates at this level will have well-developed cognitive, technical and communication skills to select and apply methods and technologies to:
- Analyse and evaluate information to complete a range of activities.
- Analyse, generate and transmit solutions to unpredictable and sometimes complex problems.
- Transmit knowledge, skills and ideas to others.
Accreditation
Completion of this qualification meets the academic requirement for admission to Postgraduate courses within Australia and overseas
- Project Coordinator
- Project Administrator
- Assistant Project Manager
- Operations Analyst
- Project Support Specialist
Core Units
- Level 1000
- BBUS1000 Academic Skills for Success
- BBUS1002 Foundations of Information Technology
- BBPM1001 Strategy
- Structure and Culture
- BBMG1002 Principles of Management and Organisations
- BBMG1003 Business Communication and Stakeholder Management
- BBMG1006 Accounting for Managers
- BBPM1002 Project Scope and Quality Management
- BBPM1003 Schedule and Resources Management
- Exit Point: Diploma of Business (Project Management)
- Level 2000
- BBPM2002 Leadership and Project Plan
- BBPM2003 Project Team Building
- Conflict and Negotiation
- BACC2003 Business and Corporations Law
- BBMG2005 Statistical Data Analysis for Business
- BBPM2004 Risk Management in Project Management
- BBPM2005 Managing Project Changes and Gold Plating
- Exit Point: Associate Degree of Business (Project Management)
- Level 3000
- BBPM3001 Project Selection and Portfolio Management
- BBPM3002 Delivering Urgent Projects
- BBPM3003 Plan and Manage Procurement
- BBPM3004 Plan and Manage Project Compliance
- BBPM3005 Project Closure and Benefits Realisation
- BBPM3006 Project (Capstone)
- Exit Point: Bachelor of Business (Project Management)
Elective Units
- Electives (Select 2x Level 2000 and 2x Level 3000)
- BBPM2006 Preventing Project Underperformance
- BBPM2007 Negotiate Project Agreements
- BBPM3007 Manage Project Artifacts
- BBPM3008 Project Continuity