Project innovation is the next big thing for the project management discipline.

As we move to a management-by-project gig economy, projects and programs have become increasingly complex. Project managers are working in multi-layered business environments, with interdisciplinary, often isolated team members. In a world where everything can – and does – alter overnight, disruption and change management have become the norm.

Project Innovation takes the management process to the next level, embracing innovative thinking and adaptable practices that can respond quickly to change and opportunities. It offers a whole new way of thinking – one that is not constrained by conventional ideologies and the fear of failure. It looks at alternative solutions, the freedom to experiment and design thinking. It recognises that success is measured, not just in the delivery of projects but in good design and end-user delight. 

In Bond’s Master of Project Innovation, you will be inspired by the creative and entrepreneurial processes that blend social, political, and environmental criteria to create true value for project stakeholders.

The dynamic learning experience delivers the best of the Faculty of Society and Design’s project management teachings with Bond Business School’s expertise in entrepreneurship and innovation.

The Master of Project Innovation explores key areas emerging in job descriptions for project managers, drawn from product managers, designer thinkers, change agents, Agile coaches, business analysts and entrepreneurs. This program comprises six foundational subject areas, and the ability to tailor learning through four elective subject choices. At the end of the program, students complete a significant research project to consolidate their learning.