Post-Graduate Qualifying Program - Business (Stage 2), Leading to Master of Project Management Navitas Group - Edith Cowan College - Joondalup Campus, Australia

The Post-Graduate Qualifying Program (PQP) is a one-semester non-award program designed for students who already have tertiary qualifications but have not qualified for direct entry into master’s degrees at Edith Cowan University (ECU). The program will equip students with the knowledge, skills, and English Language Proficiency (ELP) for entry into master’s degrees at ECU.

Post-Graduate Qualifying Program – Business (Stage 2)
The Post-Graduate Qualifying Program – Business (Stage 2) will equip students with the knowledge, skills and English Language Proficiency (ELP) for entry into masters degrees in the Faculty of Business and Law at ECU.

The course is made up of four core units comprising three PQP units that embed and test academic rigour and language development, together with one discipline-based unit for which ECU will award advanced standing on transfer to the university.  A minimum of 50 percent pass in all units is required for progression to ECU.

Core units

• Managing People and Organisations*
• Effective communication
• Research Methods
• Post-Graduate Preparation in Critical Thinking

Progress into ECU master's degree
Your Post-Graduate Qualifying Program - Business can lead into ECU first year of the Master of Project Management

Master of Project Management
Project Management is becoming a core activity in all organisations and increasingly vital to delivery of the corporate strategy.

ECU's Master of Project Management is offered within the School of Business and Law, so the course has a strong business focus.

It is designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills of project management principles and practice to design, implement and lead a diverse range of projects in almost any industry.

The Master of Project Management aims to enable students to critically apply theory and principles to practice by examining real world project management cases and examples in a collaborative environment facilitated by academics and industry practitioners. Students are provided with the opportunity to research contemporary project management issues and approaches in order to solve complex problems and be able to contribute to the advancement of the profession and to the wider community.