COURSE CURRICULUM

The MSc Global Project Management course includes a structured combination of compulsory, optional, and core components designed to equip students with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills for managing projects in international contexts. Core modules such as International Marketing Strategy and Planning provide students with insights into global marketing approaches, strategic decision-making, and planning techniques that are essential for delivering successful projects across diverse markets. The Research Methods module develops students’ abilities to design, conduct, and critically evaluate research, enhancing their analytical and problem-solving capabilities in project management contexts. Students also have the flexibility to choose optional modules from a curated list, allowing them to tailor their learning to specific interests or career goals, such as operations, supply chain, or international business management. The dissertation component provides an opportunity for in-depth investigation of a particular project management issue or challenge, fostering independent research skills and enabling students to apply theory to practice. Professional and Academic Development sessions support students’ career readiness, equipping them with essential skills in communication, leadership, and professional practice. Together, these components ensure that graduates are well-prepared to manage complex global projects, navigate cross-cultural challenges, and contribute effectively to the strategic success of organisations in an increasingly interconnected and dynamic business environment.