Master of Business - Master of Project Management

The Master of Business – Master of Project Management at the University of Wollongong is a comprehensive dual degree designed to equip students with advanced business management acumen alongside in-depth project management capabilities. Over a typical duration of two years of full-time study, students will engage in a blend of business administration fundamentals such as strategy, leadership, marketing, and organisational behaviour, in parallel with focused study in project management methodologies, risk assessment, quality control, and stakeholder communication.

The program is structured around a series of units of study, each allocated a specific number of credit points contributing to the total required for graduation. Study is often based on semesters, and learning modes include lectures, seminars, applied projects, and case studies that reflect Australian and global industry standards. Students may undertake a capstone project or research thesis, providing an opportunity to apply integrated business and project management knowledge in real-world scenarios, often in partnership with industry organisations. Work-integrated learning opportunities, such as professional placements, may further strengthen students' industry connections and career readiness in Australia.

Upon completion, graduates develop vital skills for leading organisations and managing complex projects, including critical thinking, analytical decision-making, effective communication, and cross-functional team leadership. The program suits aspiring business leaders, project managers, and those seeking career advancement or roles requiring combined business and project management expertise, both in the Australian context and internationally.

International students should confirm English language entry requirements and note they are eligible for up to 48 hours of work per fortnight during studies, as well as post-study opportunities via the Temporary Graduate visa (subclass 485) post-graduation. For the latest details on credit points, tuition, or admission, please refer to the official University of Wollongong course page.

• Project manager in corporate, construction, IT, or engineering sectors
• Business development manager
• Operations manager
• Program coordinator
• Consultant in management or project delivery
• Roles within Australia’s finance, health, government, and resources industries