COURSE CURRICULUM

The MSc Project Management course is structured to provide students with comprehensive knowledge and practical skills necessary to succeed in project management roles across diverse industries. To complete the course, students must successfully undertake core modules totaling 180 credits, covering both technical and managerial aspects of projects. Key modules include Research Methods, which develops analytical and investigative skills applicable to project planning and evaluation, and Engineering Resource Planning, which focuses on the efficient allocation and management of resources in project settings. Project Procurement and Contracts equips students with an understanding of procurement strategies, contractual obligations, and supplier management, while Operations Engineering and Logistics emphasizes the optimization of workflows, supply chains, and operational efficiency. Engineering Project Management explores planning, scheduling, and risk management techniques essential for leading projects effectively. Product Development and Distribution addresses the lifecycle of products from conception through market delivery, ensuring students can manage complex processes from start to finish. The program culminates in an Individual Master’s Project, a substantial piece of independent research or applied project work that allows students to integrate theory and practice, demonstrating their ability to manage projects strategically and efficiently. Graduates of this course leave with the skills, knowledge, and confidence required to lead projects successfully in professional environments.