Project Management University of London

Overview

Through this Project Management MSc programme from the University of London  you'll gain an understanding of the core principles and specialise in sustainability or software development with the Project Management MSc programme from the University of London.

Key facts:

• Learn from experts in the field: Learn from highly experienced practitioners and senior executives with portfolios covering both complex, multi-disciplinary projects and small, bespoke interventions in niche sectors, combining academic excellence with industry related knowledge and expertise.

• Be a generalist or a specialist: Develop the skills and knowledge you need to manage large scale and complex projects across all sectors, opening up limitless opportunities. You’ll also have the option to refine your knowledge by specialising in either software development or sustainability - both highly sought-after areas of expertise across the globe.

• Performance-based admissions: If you do not meet the requirements for direct entry, benefit from our performance-based admissions process by transferring to the MSc after completing two 15-credit modules. You can also progress to a master’s qualification if you have registered for the postgraduate diploma or postgraduate certificate.

• Fit your studies around your lifestyle: Leverage the flexibility offered by this 100 per cent online degree to fit your studies around your life, scheduling learning around existing work commitments and preserving an ideal work-life balance by learning at your own pace, on your own schedule. You can also study on a pay-per-module basis.

Career opportunities:

• This MSc is suitable for people who want to move into a career in the world of project management, and for those seeking to enhance their current project management careers.

• This degree is also for those wanting to transition into a different sector or professionals in management positions who will be responsible for overseeing a range of projects in their careers. This may include self-employed professionals seeking to set up a career or freelance projects.

• You will gain intellectual and transferable skills that will help you evaluate and reflect critically on project management decisions.

• You’ll also have the option to refine your knowledge and skills by specialising in either software development or sustainability. These specialisms are highly sought-after by employers across the globe.