Important Notice:
This programme is now closed to new students. Students already enrolled will be allowed to continue in this course going forward, to finish off their qualification.
If you have any questions, please send an email to info@sit.ac.nz. Please specify the programme of study you are enquiring about in the subject section of your email, so that your query can be quickly directed to the right person.
MGT622 Fundamentals of Project Management (15 credits)
This course builds on foundational project management knowledge by exploring key principles, methodologies, and techniques for effective project delivery. Learners will evaluate project management approaches in organisational contexts, analyse constraints, stakeholder expectations, and risk management practices, and examine how stakeholder engagement, communication, and team leadership contribute to successful project outcomes across diverse project environments.
MGT705 (MGT305) Advanced Event Management (15 credits)
This paper introduces learners to the research, design, planning, marketing, implementation, and evaluation of events. Learners will develop and critically assess event concepts, apply marketing and financial management principles, coordinate logistical and operational requirements, and evaluate event outcomes, including social, economic, and environmental impacts.
MGT721 Event Planning: Finance and Budgeting (15 credits)
This paper introduces learners to the financial management of events, including sourcing funds, securing financing, developing budgets, and assessing event feasibility. Learners will evaluate financial management processes, apply budgeting methodologies, and critically review and revise event budgets to support financially viable and sustainable event planning.
MGT722 Event Planning: Marketing and Promotion (15 credits)
This paper introduces learners to the planning, marketing, management, and evaluation of events. Learners will develop and critically assess event concepts, apply marketing and financial management principles, coordinate logistical and operational requirements, and evaluate event outcomes, including the social, economic, and environmental impacts of events.
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