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Project Management

Many people today recognise their organisation's complex infrastructure and technology-based projects have social, environmental and economic impacts - they affect the triple bottom line. They also realise that they need the skills to manage multiple projects to achieve organisational goals; they need to understand the context of projects and follow a clear project model.

If you and your organisation have to achieve ambitious business objectives that require complex and technology-based initiatives, the ECIC Project Management suite of programs will help achieve them.

Our Project Management programs guide you through the leading-edge project management concepts, methodologies and tools. We have a strong emphasis on holistic and systems-based project management methods, combined with the practical application of concepts, techniques and tools.

Project Management Programs

Project Management Programs can be studied fulltime or partime. The minimum study load is one course per semester. The following links will take you to Program Finder where you can access the program outline, admission requirements and study plan for the program you're interested in:

Project Management Past and Present Student Stories

Steve and his naval ships refits
Steve is a project manager for a Naval ships repair and maintenance service. His team complete minor technical upgrades and repair work on ships when they come in for a brief period alongside and an intermediate docking. He has a number of crews operating simultaneously. Teams need to be well organised as docking periods are quite short before the ships head back out to sea for further duty. Read more...

Oksana implements barcoding for warehouse management
Oksana project managed the implementation of a new barcoding system for tools management within the warehouse of an international airline. A key objective of the project was to reduce the losses of tools and reduce the time taken to find key tools when they were required for maintenance work on the aircraft. She based an assignment on this project while she was doing the Master of Project Management at The University of Adelaide. Read more...

Wei Zhang works for a stock exchange
Wei is a project manager responsible for improvements to the operating system for a stock exchange. He has almost completed the Master of Project Management at The University of Adelaide. Read more...

Durga is a film maker
Durga is making a 30 minute film, which he hopes to sell to one of the television channels. He is also a mid-career student doing the Master of Project Management at The University of Adelaide while living in Melbourne. Read more...

Patrick works for an international IT consultancy
The multi-national IT Consultancy has made a business offer to take over and conduct the IT activities of a customer’s organisation under an outsourcing arrangement. The Consultancy’s customers include major banks and government departments. Patrick manages a number of projects, which include IT systems for sending out invoices, funds receivables, managing the salary processes of the customer’s employees, providing KPIs for regular reporting, and others. Read more...

Mandy works for one of the major defence contractors
Mandy is called a systems integrator by her defence employer. Most of the work of the defence contractor she works for is done for the Defence Materiel Organisation. The work currently focuses on integrating a new avionics (radar and other communications) facility to an aircraft, which was designed to provide a battle-field communications centre to assist fighters and ground troops. Read more...

Mansoor works for a construction contractor
Mansoor’s job is to schedule the activities required for the nineteen current projects of a construction contractor. His schedule is required to achieve the best use of the crews and the equipment (earth moving, cranes, hoists scaffolding, etc) between all of these projects. Read more...

Mei Mei Lu works for a state department of health
Mei Mei is responsible for training specialist teams who are delivering new health programs in regional areas. Mei Mei helps regional health teams to clearly identify the specific health goals they want to achieve, that is, how to address particular solutions to the local health problems, and then the activities required to implement the necessary aspects of the health products and services. Read more...

Mac works for one of the big 4 banks
Mac’s role is to project manage the introduction of a new banking product. The product provides better value for retirees. This means identifying the activities required to achieve the goals of the project, the costs of these, and how long each activity will take. Read more...

Project Management FAQ

Project Management FAQ coming soon.

Project Management Contact 

Professor Vernon Ireland
Academic Director: Project Management
Ph: +61 8 8303 7422 (Adelaide)
Ph: +61 2 9319 3088 (Sydney)
Email: vernon.ireland@adelaide.edu.au