There are no additional units of competency in the AI version of the qualification. It is the same BSB50820 Diploma of Project Management qualification, with Artificial Intelligence (AI) integrated into the learning and assessment resources. The difference is the integration of AI concepts, tools and practical application throughout the learning and assessment experience.

No. Your qualification will show:

• BSB50820

• Diploma of Project Management

Training and assessment for this qualification incorporated the practical application of Artificial Intelligence (AI)-supported project management tools and practices.

The AI content focuses on the practical use of contemporary AI tools that are increasingly being used in project management environments. While ChatGPT is used within the learning materials, learners are free to use the AI platform of their choice, including ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, Gemini or other suitable AI tools. Learners are also provided guidance on how to customise their own GPT.

Yes. The qualification is nationally recognised and delivered in accordance with the requirements of BSB50820 Diploma of Project Management. The AI content is provider-developed supplementary content designed to enhance employability skills and reflect current industry practices and emerging workplace technologies. The integration of AI does not change the qualification outcome or the units of competency that make up the qualification.

The AI component is integrated into learning and assessment activities. Learners are required to demonstrate how they have used AI tools, document the prompts used, critically evaluate AI-generated outputs and explain how they verified the accuracy and suitability of the information before applying it to project management scenarios.

No. The units of competency are the same as those contained within the standard Diploma of Project Management qualification. The difference is the integration of AI concepts, tools and practical application throughout the learning and assessment experience.

The qualification develops the same nationally recognised project management competencies as the standard Diploma of Project Management while also providing practical experience using AI tools to support project planning, stakeholder communication, reporting, risk management and decision-making. These emerging skills are increasingly valued by employers seeking project professionals who can work more efficiently and effectively in technology-enabled workplaces.

All units are delivered online and assessed through a combination of assessment activities, workplace-based projects, case studies and role plays.

AI is rapidly becoming a workplace skill expected of modern project managers. Organisations are increasingly using AI tools to support planning, communication, reporting, risk management and decision-making. The AI-integrated version of the qualification helps learners develop practical skills that can improve productivity and enhance employability in contemporary project environments.

No. The course is designed for learners with varying levels of experience. Guidance is provided on the practical use of AI tools, including how to develop effective prompts, critically evaluate AI-generated content and apply AI responsibly within project management environments.

No. AI is a tool that can assist project managers by improving efficiency, analysing information and supporting decision-making. Effective project management still requires leadership, communication, stakeholder engagement, judgement and accountability. The course focuses on how project managers can use AI as a practical workplace tool rather than a replacement for professional expertise.