Project Management
Our comprehensive courses equip students with essential skills and knowledge to excel in dynamic business, project, and program management roles.
The Project Management courses at Rosehill College provide students with the theoretical and practical skills required to pursue work in various project management roles.
Students are expected to learn project planning, scope management, time management, cost management, quality management, risk management, and stakeholder engagement. Additionally, they will gain expertise in project integration, human resources, communication, and procurement.
In addition, students will develop comprehensive knowledge of program governance, benefits management, and organizational change.
Project management roles are among the top positions employers are looking to fill in today’s workforce. This creates numerous opportunities for graduates in the Australian and global business markets.
Careers
Job Roles
Graduates of our Project Management courses can pursue a variety of roles, including:
- Project Manager: Oversee project planning, execution, and completion.
- Project Team Leader: Lead project teams to achieve objectives.
- Program Manager: Manage multiple interrelated projects to achieve strategic goals.
- Change Manager: Implement and manage organizational change initiatives.
- Project Coordinator: Support project managers and teams in organizing and managing projects.
- Business Analyst: Analyze business needs and develop project solutions.
- Risk Manager: Identify and mitigate risks associated with projects.
A Day in the Life
A typical day in the life of a project management professional may include:
- Morning: Reviewing project plans, attending team meetings, and setting daily goals.
- Midday: Coordinating with team members, managing resources, and addressing project issues.
- Afternoon: Tracking project progress, preparing reports, and updating stakeholders.
- End of Day: Finalizing project documentation, planning for the next day, and ensuring tasks are on track.
Salary Expectations
Salaries for project management professionals vary based on role, experience, and location. Typical annual salaries include:
- Project Manager: $AU 80,000 – $AU 120,000
- Project Team Leader: $AU 70,000 – $AU 100,000
- Program Manager: $AU 100,000 – $AU 150,000
- Change Manager: $AU 90,000 – $AU 130,000
- Project Coordinator: $AU 60,000 – $AU 85,000
- Business Analyst: $AU 85,000 – $AU 110,000
- Risk Manager: $AU 80,000 – $AU 120,000
Education Requirements to Succeed
To excel in the project management field, students should:
- Develop Strong Organizational Skills: Essential for managing multiple tasks and deadlines.
- Enhance Communication Skills: Ability to effectively communicate with team members, stakeholders, and clients.
- Cultivate Problem-Solving Abilities: Ability to tackle project challenges and find effective solutions.
- Gain Practical Experience: Apply theoretical knowledge through hands-on projects and practical placements.
- Stay Updated with Industry Trends: Keep abreast of the latest project management methodologies and tools.
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