Project Management

• 1 x 3-hour online class each week

  Online wānanga (workshops): 

• 18 x 2-hour wānanga (1 each week)

• Or 10 x 4-hour wānanga (1 every fortnight )

Your kaiako will confirm dates and details.

Plan for around 28 hours of study in your own time each week. 

Tasks and activities you’ll complete outside of class include: 

• Working through programme resources (such as workbooks, audio, video, or online activities) 

• Completing aromatawai (assessments) and required reading 

• Practising your new skills

• Doing research, reflection, or group study 

   

Keen to know how study fits around work and home? Our Enrolment Support and Study Experience section can help.

You’ll need to have access to: 

• A computer or laptop 

• A reliable internet connection

You’ll be introduced to project management knowledge, processes, and tools. As the project manager, you’ll develop project initiation documents such as a business case to define the project and test its feasibility. You’ll also explore effective project manager qualities and how they apply to problem-solving.

You’ll complete the planning phase by outlining all project processes and activities to set your project up for success. You’ll use tools to plan time, cost, quality, change, and risk, and you’ll research digital project management tools you might use throughout the project.

You’ll be introduced to project management knowledge, tools, and skills to confirm all deliverables are complete and secure the project sponsor’s sign-off. You’ll communicate final project outcomes and documentation and evaluate your contribution as project manager to capture lessons learned and improve future performance.

This is the final phase of the project management process and indicates the end of the project. You’ll close the project by confirming that deliverables are complete to the sponsor’s satisfaction and communicating final outcomes. You’ll also evaluate your contribution as project manager to identify improvements for future projects.