The Bachelor of Applied Management (Project Management) (Level 7) prepares students to manage projects from planning through successful completion across a wide range of industries. The programme combines management theory with practical application, allowing students to work on real business projects and gain valuable industry experience.

Key Reasons to Choose This Programme

• Nationally recognised NZQA Level 7 Bachelor's Degree.
• Major in Project Management.
• Develop practical skills in planning, executing, monitoring, and delivering projects.
• Gain hands-on experience through a real-world industry project.
• Learn industry-standard project management methodologies and software.
• Complete a Co-operative Education Project within a real business environment.
• Develop leadership, business analysis, finance, operations, and research skills.
• Strong industry connections with opportunities across construction, IT, engineering, government, education, and non-profit sectors.
• Excellent pathway to postgraduate study and professional project management careers. 

Programme Structure

Students complete 360 credits, including 15 compulsory courses, one Level 5 elective, and five additional elective courses.

Level 5 Core Courses

• Organisations in an Aotearoa New Zealand Context
• Business Environments
• Business Functions
• Change and Innovation
• Budgets for Planning and Control

Level 6 Core Courses

• Applied Management
• Research Methods
• Introduction to Finance
• Project Management
• Operations Management

Level 7 Core Courses

• Co-operative Education Project (60 credits)
• Advanced Project Management
• Resource Integration Management

Elective Courses

Students select electives from areas such as:

• Applied Accounting
• Financial Analysis
• Human Resources
• Industrial Relations
• Organisational Behaviour
• Accounting Information Systems
• Taxation
• Management Accounting
• Financial Accounting
• Business Law

Subjects / Topics Covered

Students develop expertise in:

• Project Management
• Advanced Project Planning
• Project Scheduling
• Risk Management
• Operations Management
• Business Strategy
• Business Finance
• Budgeting
• Leadership
• Organisational Behaviour
• Human Resource Management
• Marketing
• Business Research
• Change Management
• Innovation
• Supply Chain Management
• Stakeholder Engagement
• Business Communication
• Resource Integration
• Professional Practice
• Industry Project Management

Disciplines / Specialisations Offered

This qualification includes a major in:

• Project Management

Programme Highlights

• NZQA Level 7 Bachelor's Degree
• 360-credit qualification
• Three-year full-time programme
• Industry-focused Project Management major
• Real-world Co-operative Education Project (60 credits)
• Practical industry placement with a host organisation
• Training in project management software and methodologies
• Experienced lecturers with industry expertise
• Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) available
• Strong industry connections across multiple sectors
• Excellent preparation for professional project management careers.

Career Outcomes

Graduates may pursue careers such as:

• Project Manager
• Project Coordinator
• Project Administrator
• Programme Coordinator
• Operations Manager
• Business Analyst
• Project Planner
• Construction Project Coordinator
• IT Project Coordinator
• Engineering Project Coordinator
• Supply Chain Coordinator
• Business Development Coordinator
• Change Management Officer
• Government Project Officer
• Non-profit Project Manager

Latest Updates / Special Requirements

• July 2026 intake is closed.
• The programme includes a compulsory 60-credit Co-operative Education Project in a real business environment.
• Students work with an external organisation to complete a substantial industry research project.
• International students must attend on-campus classes; online study is not available.
• Programme fees are indicative and exclude the Compulsory Student Services Fee (CSSF).
• Individual courses may also be available as Certificates of Proficiency (COP), subject to entry requirements.
• Programme delivery is subject to minimum enrolment numbers and academic approval.

Visa Requirements

International students enrolling in this programme generally require a New Zealand Fee Paying Student Visa.

Applicants typically need:

• An Offer of Place from MIT.
• Proof of tuition fee payment or approved payment arrangements.
• Evidence of sufficient funds for tuition fees and living expenses.
• A valid passport.
• Proof of English language proficiency.
• Medical examination and chest X-ray (if required).
• Police clearance certificate (where applicable).
• Approved health and travel insurance.
• Compliance with all Immigration New Zealand student visa requirements.