MSc Project Management
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Course Overview
Gain applied knowledge for managing projects, resources, risk and delivery in construction or wider project environments. Study focuses on planning, commercial awareness, quality, sustainability and professional practice. At postgraduate level, the course develops advanced analytical, strategic and research capability for professional or academic progression.
CURRICULUMCurriculum
Curriculum content differs by institution and intake. The themes below reflect the course information reviewed for this study area and are provided as a guide.
- Project planning, scheduling and control
- Risk, quality and stakeholder management
- Project planning and control
- Risk and quality management
- Cost and financial management
- Procurement and contracts
- Construction technology or project methods
- Health, safety and sustainability
- Leadership and stakeholder management
- Research, innovation and professional practice
Assessment
Assessment can include project plans, reports, case studies, presentations, technical or site-based tasks, portfolios, simulations and research projects.
ENTRY REQUIREMENTSEntry Requirements
Postgraduate entry normally requires a recognised bachelor's degree or equivalent qualification. Some programmes consider substantial relevant professional experience. English-language requirements and classification thresholds vary by institution. UNIBEE will confirm the exact requirements for the institution and intake selected before an application is submitted.
CAREERSCareers
Relevant career directions can include project coordinator, project manager, programme support, PMO analyst. Career routes include project management, construction management, site operations, planning, procurement, cost control, risk management, consultancy and programme-management roles.