Overview

Through the Project Management from Regent's University London you’ll develop a deep understanding of the project management tools, techniques, principles and best practices while improving your critical thinking, leadership and communication skills.

Through a combination of theory, case studies and practical exercises, you’ll learn to successfully initiate, plan, execute and close projects across a wide range of industries – from banking to filmmaking. You’ll explore the challenges and complexities of managing projects on a global scale, develop the skills to mitigate risk, and harness technology to manage budgets and timelines effectively.

Career opportunities:

MSc Project Management at Regent's will equip you with the skills and attributes needed to lead people and projects across the globe. Your flexible, informed, proactive approach will enable you to pursue a variety of career paths, including:  

• Project Manager in sectors such as construction, information technology, engineering, healthcare, finance and consulting
• Programme Manager, overseeing interconnected projects to ensure alignment with organisational objectives and deliver strategic outcomes
• Project Coordinator, assisting project managers and getting a solid foundation for future growth in project management
• Risk Manager, helping organisations identify, assess and mitigate risks associated with projects
• Agile Project Manager, a specialist role leading iterative and collaborative teams and facilitating adaptive project management practices
• Business Analyst, using project management skills to facilitate improvements and achieve business goals
• Entrepreneurship, leveraging your project management skills to set up and manage your own business venture
• Operations Manager, overseeing the operational efficiency and effectiveness of an organisation
• Non-profit and government sector, leading projects that focus on social impact, public infrastructure and community development
• Consultancy for a wide range of organisations on project management best practice