Subheading: Who is eligible to study a Master of Project Management? David Noble: "So when it comes to gaining admission to the Master of Project Management, there's a number of pathways. The traditional pathway is for someone who has a Bachelor's degree and a number of years of experience in industry, to be able to gain entry to it. And so a lot of people think all that cuts me out, but the reality is that there is lots of people out there with five, 10, 15, 20 years experience in project management and related fields. We recognise that wealth of experience that those people bring, we acknowledge it and in many situations, those people can get automatic entry into the Master of Project Management." Subheading: What career pathways become available to those who gain a Masters degree in Project Management? David: "When it comes to the Master of Project Management and how it relates to your career progression, what it does is that it gives you a very structured framework in which to work. It allows you to know that what you're doing has a firm research-based framework underneath it, a foundation if you like, and I guess one of the examples I can give is: a student that had been managing projects for about seven or eight years, they undertook our course and at the end of it, I had a conversation with them and he said to me: you know, David, I've been managing projects by the seat of my pants for years and doing it relatively successfully, but now I know why they were successful - and now I know how to improve in the future - and what that will give me is much more credibility with my superiors and my stakeholders and my customers. And I just know that I have much more confidence in my ability as a project manager and credibility as a project manager, than I did have before."