Project Management Arden University, Study Center Berlin

Overview

Our master’s in Project Management at Arden University will bring you up-to-speed with the latest project management practices, trends, and developments. For example, the recent Covid-19 pandemic has shown us the importance of project management in finding solutions to unprecedented challenges. In fact, project management skills are vital in fields including engineering, technology, education, healthcare, events management, as well as tourism and many more creative and service fields. Because of this, your degree qualification will have wide reaching employer-appeal and is your ticket to a highly rewarding career.

We’ve also partnered with the Project Management Institute (PMI) Germany Chapter to ensure you can get the most out of your degree. You’ll have access to a number of valuable resources, including monthly local networking events and the PMI Germany job board, to name a few.

Career prospects

Displaying expertise in project management will allow you to take on more responsibilities in your current role, set out on a new path, and even advise others in their own pursuits.

• Average Annual Salary for an Assistant Project Manager in Germany is €69,000*.
• Average Annual Salary for a Technical Project Manager in Germany is €56,800*.
• Average Annual Salary for a Risk Analyst in Germany is €55,500*.

What will I gain from this degree?

Our courses are designed to give professionals both transferable skills for the workplace, and industry-specific knowledge to make informed decisions in their area of work. To accomplish this, we’ve designed our programmes to cover a wide range of professional abilities and expert knowledge so you can apply your learning to whichever role you chose.

As a graduate, you’ll have gained knowledge of:

• Using and interpreting data to make sound decisions
• Apply the most well-established values of project management to your own work
• Advising on the most appropriate strategies and best practices  in project management 
• Communicating data and processes to a diverse group 
• Working effectively both independently and as part of a team

Accreditation

This programme is also accredited by the Association for Project Management (APM), which is the biggest professional certification body in the UK.