The Graduate Diploma of Construction Management includes a range of units that build essential knowledge and practical skills in project and construction management. Students begin with Project Management Concepts, which introduces key principles and frameworks used to manage projects effectively. This is followed by Initiating and Planning Projects, where students learn how to define project scope, set objectives, and develop detailed plans. Leading Lean Projects focuses on improving efficiency and reducing waste while managing teams and resources. Executing and Closing Projects teaches students how to implement plans, monitor progress, and successfully complete projects. The Research Proposal unit develops analytical and research skills, enabling students to investigate industry challenges and propose effective solutions. In the construction-specific units, Construction Risk Management equips students with the ability to identify, assess, and manage risks on construction projects, while Construction Contract Administration covers legal and contractual processes involved in project delivery. Construction Technology introduces modern building methods and materials, with a focus on practical application. Together, these units provide a well-rounded understanding of both project management and construction practices, preparing students for professional roles in the construction industry.