AIM Graduate School Units

AIM Graduate School units explore the core skills used by practising managers. Each unit is designed by managers for managers and is delivered by lecturers with significant practical experience in their chosen field. 

Units are offered as part of a Graduate Certificate Professional Management (4) and a Graduate Diploma Management Innovation (8), or as single units for professional development. 

	Graduate Certificate Professional Management	Graduate Diploma Management Innovation
Managing People Provides managers with knowledge of contemporary human resource management including useful tools and techniques to better understand self and manage others.
Managing Finance Assists managers to understand and analyse financial data and its impact on an organisation's success.
Managing Information Examines the importance of understanding, capturing and managing knowledge and information in a rapidly changing world.
Managing Marketing Assists managers to understand the fundamentals and practice of marketing in an Australian and global context and across industries and sectors.
Managing Innovation Explores the process of innovation at a tactical and strategic level. Students are challenged to create a culture of innovation where ideas are captured and transformed into viable projects.
Managing Strategy Provides the tools to better understand and contribute to strategy and to align all resources with the organisation's strategy.
Managing Operations Equips students with practical frameworks to manage operations successfully through understanding and employing various concepts.
Contemporary Leadership Enables students to develop their knowledge and understanding of what it is to lead and be led in a contemporary global environment.