Bachelor of Applied Management (Project Management major)

Program Overview

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The Bachelor of Applied Management (Project Management major) program equips students with the skills and knowledge to succeed in project management roles. Through a blended learning approach, students develop soft skills in communication, problem-solving, and leadership, along with specific project management methodologies and frameworks. Graduates are prepared for careers as project managers or in project-related roles across various sectors.

Program Outline

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Degree Overview:

The Bachelor of Applied Management (Project Management major) program aims to equip students with personal and professional skills needed to succeed in demanding evolving business settings, across local, national, or international environments. This blended program focuses on applying theoretical knowledge and practical skills, emphasizing soft skill development in communication, business writing, presentation, interpersonal and problem solving, paired with specific business knowledge and skills.

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Outline:

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Course Content

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Year 1 Compulsory Papers (all majors)

• MGT501: Introduction to Applied Management
• MGT502: Introduction to Human Resource Management
• MGT503: Introduction to Applied Marketing
• MGT504: Introduction to Accounting
• MGT505: Business Communications

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Year 1 Elective Paper List (choose three papers from the following list):

• MGT506: Introduction to Business Operations
• MGT507: Introduction to Quality Management
• MGT508: Workplace Relationships
• MGT509: Administration Systems
• MGT510: Introduction to Leadership
• MGT511: Introduction to Project Management
• MGT512: Introduction to Occupational Health and Safety
• MGT513: Occupational Health and Safety Strategies
• MGT514: Organisational Context of Project Management
• MGT515: Introduction to Project Management Methodologies and Frameworks
• Elective 1 Elective Paper - to be approved by Programme Manager

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Year 2 Compulsory Papers for Project Management major

• MGT622 Fundamentals of Project Management
• MGT623 Fundamentals of Project Planning
• MGT624 Fundamentals of Monitoring, Controlling and Evaluating the Project
• MGT625 Fundamentals of Project Closure
• MGT626 Leadership and the Project Manager

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Year 2 Elective Papers for Project Management major (choose any three from the list)

• MGT601: Management Accounting and Finance
• MGT602: Marketing Operations
• MGT603: Operations Management
• MGT604: Introduction to Strategic Management
• MGT605: Risk Management and Quality
• MGT606: Managing Human Resources
• MGT607: Employment Relations
• MGT608: Organisational Behaviour
• MGT609: Change Management
• MGT610: Strategic Planning
• MGT611: Health and Safety in Employment
• MGT612: Administration Systems II
• MGT613: Occupational Health and Safety Strategies and Organisational Systems
• MGT614: Occupational Health and Safety Training Strategies and Evaluation
• MGT615: Occupational Health and Safety Management Practice Leadership
• MGT616: Occupational Health and Safety Strategic Planning and Performance Measurement
• MGT617: Occupational Health and Safety Intervention Programme Design and Evaluation
• Elective 2 Elective Paper - to be approved by Programme Manager

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Year 3 Compulsory Papers for Project Management major

• MGT701: Business Ethics
• MGT702: Research Methodology
• MGT718: Project Management in Practice
• MGT719: Advanced Project Management Methodologies and Frameworks

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Choose one of the following:

• PJT730 Management Research Project (Project Management)
• PJT731 Internship (Project Management)

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Year 3 Elective Papers for Project Management major (choose any two from the list)

• MGT703: Strategic Management
• MGT704: Strategic Marketing Management
• MGT705: Advanced Event Management
• MGT706: Reputation and Brand Management
• MGT707 Digital Marketing Strategy and Analysis
• MGT708: Advanced Digital Marketing
• MGT709: Relationships, Influence and Leadership
• MGT710: Advanced Human Resource Management
• MGT713: Occupational Health Strategic Management
• MGT714: Occupational Safety Strategic Management
• Elective 3 Elective Paper - to be approved by Programme Manager

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Assessment:

Assessment methods may vary depending on the paper but can include tests, assignments, case studies, presentations, reports and final examinations. Third-year students may be required to complete research proposals, literature review, research report and/or presentation. All assessment requirements must be completed by the advised time and date.

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Teaching:

The mode of teaching is blended, combining distance learning with occasional in-person sessions depending on the paper and location. The program utilizes qualified industry professionals and academics as facilitators.

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Careers:

Graduates with a major in Project Management will be prepared to work as project managers or in project-related roles across various sectors, including public and private organizations. Specific roles may include project manager, project coordinator, project officer, business analyst and program manager.

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Other:

• Students are required to use a project management software (not provided by SIT).
• The course delivery mode may change to a fully online format in some circumstances, following SIT policies and procedures.
• The SIT Zero Fee Scheme may cover tuition fees for eligible New Zealand or permanent resident students, but direct material cost of $7 per credit applies.