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University of Lincoln

MSc Project Management

UNIVERSITY OF LINCOLN

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Full time | Lincoln Campus | 1 year | SEP

Study mode

Full time

Duration

1 year

Start date

SEP

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Qualification type

MSc - Master of Science

Subject areas

Project Management (Business / Industry)

Course Summary

Today’s global businesses list project management skills as one of the most desirable when hiring new talent. MSc Project Management at the University of Lincoln provides an opportunity to engage with fundamental theories and best practices in a systematic, critical, and creative way. Projects are now ubiquitous for businesses. They formalise the way in which organisations implement the constant improvements required to successfully operate in competitive markets and usually involve high risk and uncertainty. The historical legacy of project management is evident everywhere in the world. Everything that has been constructed, from the Egyptian pyramids and medieval cathedrals to skyscrapers and other prominent examples of contemporary infrastructure, was at some point a project. Irrespective of current levels of project management knowledge or experience, students on this programme have the opportunity to gain the confidence needed to plan complex projects, lead and inspire teams, manage difficult stakeholders, and cope with the most unpleasant or unexpected risks. They are able to develop practical skills relating to design, planning, and execution of projects, in addition to conflict resolution and effective multi-functional project integration. This course has been developed for both recent graduates and those seeking a change in their career path. It is therefore not restricted to students with a business related background.

Modules

Decision Analysis for Managers - Core

The aim of this module is to enhance the students? decision capabilities when confronted with strategic or operational choices. Students will have the opportunity to learn how decision analysis tools can be used to structure and analyse decision problems and how a mix of data and judgement can help decision makers to better achieve their objectives.

Delivering Projects, Programmes and Portfolios - Core

Dissertation - Core

Finance and accounting - Core

Project Planning and Management - Core

Project and Contract Risk Management - Core

Research Methods and Design - Core

Teams and Leadership - Core

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£18,100

Entry requirements

Students need to have Lower second class honours (2:2) degree or equivalent professional experience.

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