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  • Project management skills can be applied in almost any industry

    Project management skills can be applied in almost any industry

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Project Management - Scope, Stakeholders & Communication

* All deliveries will be conducted in accordance with State COVID rules - more details here

Project management is now a core activity in most organisations and is being increasingly used in the delivery of corporate strategy. Project management skills can be applied in almost any industry across a range of projects, including developing a new product or service, implementing a change in structure, staffing or style of an organisation.

Many projects fail due to a lack of discipline around the project and the lack of a systematic approach to planning and monitoring execution. Project timelines are often jeopardised due to poor requirements, unclear definitions or a lack of timely accurate information during project execution. Understanding the discipline of project management and applying a formal approach to managing a project will facilitate an efficient approach to its execution and successful and timely outcome.

This three-day intensive professional development program will immerse you in the discipline of project management. You will examine the processes, resources and techniques required to effectively manage scope, project stakeholders, and communications.

Why this program is for you

This 3-day intensive professional development program provides you with a working understanding of how successful project management is applied from the outset of an activity. You may already be a project manager or your role may have evolved to include such responsibilities but you have never received formal training. Arm yourself with knowledge that will change the way you approach your next project so that your professional reputation remains undamaged and you meet or exceed your stakeholder’s expectations.

Program overview

  • Managing stakeholders, project scope and communications
  • Soft skills and project politics
  • The impact of context on project scope, stakeholder and communications management
  • Defining, verifying and managing project scope
  • Stakeholder Theory and Analysis
  • Developing a Business Case
  • Project management methodologies and approaches

Choose your study outcome

Professional Development

Participants will receive a Certificate of Participation at the successful completion of the program.

Professional Development with University Credit

Participants who complete some additional work and assessments, will be eligible for one unit of credit into ECU’s Graduate Certificate of Project Management.

Further information

For further information contact the ECU Executive Education team at the School of Business and Law, email ExecEducation@ecu.edu.au

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