Graduate Certificate in Event Management

Business & Management

A course by

SIT

Provides degree-holders or experienced professionals with theoretical and applied skills in event management for practice or advanced study.

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This course starts anytime

NZQA Level 7 Certification (60 Credits)

Study Level

Advanced

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Online study

Flexible online learning from anywhere

SIT2LRN Distance Learning, Online

It will take a total of 17 weeks


Core skills this course teaches


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Demonstrate project management skills

Understand fundamentals of project management, use project management software, develop and schedule event timelines, and estimate resources and costs.

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Critically analyse and develop event concepts

Apply systematic methods to event research, planning, implementation and evaluation, considering social, economic, and environmental factors.

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Apply financial management to events

Evaluate and document financial management for event planning, develop and revise budgets, and ensure event feasibility and viability.

What You're Signing Up For

The Graduate Certificate in Event Management is designed for those who already hold a tertiary degree or have significant industry experience. It delivers both theoretical background and applied knowledge in event management, emphasising project management, event planning, budgeting, marketing, and operational logistics. The programme aims to enable graduates to apply these skills professionally or as a path to further advanced study. This programme is only open to continuing students from 2024 or prior; new enrolments are not accepted.

Course Content

  • MGT622: Fundamentals of Project Management—principles, software use, timeline plans, resource estimation, scheduling
  • MGT705: Advanced Event Management—event concept design, event analysis, planning, management, evaluation, marketing, and revenue generation
  • MGT721: Event Planning—Finance and Budgeting—budget methodologies, feasibility analysis, income and expenditure budgets
  • MGT722: Event Planning—Marketing and Promotion—marketing and PR strategies for events, needs assessment, promotional planning

What you need to know first

Bachelor's degree in any discipline

OR be a mature student (at least 20 years old) with a minimum of three years relevant work experience

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What sort of industry will this job lead to

  • Event management

  • Business

  • Project management

  • Marketing

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Future employment opportunities might be

  • Event management roles

  • Project management positions in event-related industries

  • Event planning and coordination roles

  • Business management roles requiring event expertise