Rationale
Project management is a profession operating in all organizational contexts, and this course offers a route into that profession, which is suitable for graduates from a large range of backgrounds. Developed with project management specialists, this course represents ‘cutting-edge’ knowledge for those wishing to become practitioners in a field faced with significant growth and opportunities.
This course will provide a comprehensive and systematic understanding of project management. Students will be exposed to new insights of best practice applications in the field of project management through the most up-to-date academic research and case studies. The skills that will develop will enable them to manage projects within manufacturing, service, social enterprise, charity or public organizations.
Any 08 courses will be taught, depending upon the requirement of the time. Two (02) research courses are compulsory.
- Seminars in Project Management
- Project Risk Management (Integration, Scope and Risk Management)
- Management of Project Based Organizations
- Systems Dynamic for Project Management
- Strategic Delivery of Change
- Current issues in Project Management
- Statistical Methods in Project Management
- Leveraging Customer Relationships
- Financial reporting and analysis
- Project Management Constraints
- Project Review, Assurance and Governance
- Software Project Management
- Project Communication Reporting and Presentation Management
- Project Innovation & Technology Management
- Managing complex projects
- Research Methodology I
- Research Methodology II
- Empirical Methods: Introduction to Statistics for Research
- Seminar in Research
- Thesis