International Project Management MSc

Program Overview

The International Project Management MSc equips students with the knowledge and skills to manage international projects effectively. Through in-depth study, practical application, and expert guidance, graduates develop the competencies necessary for success in a globalized business environment. The program prepares students for careers in project management, consulting, and other related fields.

Program Outline

International Project Management MSc

Degree Overview:

Objective:

The International Project Management MSc provides students with the knowledge and skills required to successfully manage international projects in various organizations that operate across borders and with a multinational workforce.

Program Highlights:

• In-depth study: Explore international and project management theories, approaches, and methods.
• Practical application: Apply your learning through innovative project-based modules involving real-life company cases.
• Expert faculty: Learn from leading academics and experienced guest lecturers from the industry.
• Career preparation: Develop the skills and attributes necessary for success in a career managing international projects.

Outline:

Program Structure:

• Full-time: Completion in 1 year (3 semesters)
• Part-time: Completion in up to 4 years (maximum 8 semesters)
• Location: London

Program Content:

The program is designed to deliver a high-quality educational experience that develops and sustains your knowledge, skills, and aspirations.

Semester 1:

• Principles of Project Management: Understanding project management principles and techniques with a focus on international and mega projects.
• Comparative Management: Examining the distinctiveness of national business systems and their management context.
• International Business and Entrepreneurship in Developing Economies: Equipping students with the knowledge to understand the challenges firms face in various developing countries.

Optional Modules (Choose one):

• International HRM: Examining HRM strategies and practices in institutional and cultural contexts.
• Corporate Social Responsibility: Understanding the nature of corporate responsibility and developing an awareness of the ways in which companies take on social and environmental responsibilities.

Semester 2:

• Strategic Management of Project-based Organisations: Introduction to the fundamental concepts of strategic management and the tools for formulating and implementing strategies.
• Research Methods: Developing research skills and knowledge to undertake individual research projects.
• Collaborative Project: Exposure to project-based teamwork in diverse settings, aiming to strengthen collaborative working skills and awareness of diversity.

Summer:

• Dissertation: Conducting research in a chosen subject area and producing a written thesis or project report.

Assessment:

• Essays and reports of varying lengths
• Presentations and projects
• Time-limited assignments
• Individual dissertation

Teaching:

• Regular timetabled teaching
• Guest lectures and projects
• Seminars
• Tutorials
• Independent study
• Group work
• Practical sessions

Careers:

• This program prepares students for careers in international project management across various industries.
• Potential career paths include project manager, program manager, portfolio manager, consultant, and business analyst.
• Graduates are well-equipped to work in multinational corporations, government agencies, and non-profit organizations.

Other:

• Students have access to all facilities within the London campus.
• The program offers opportunities for learning outside the campus throughout the students' studies.
• Entry Requirements
• Scholarships
• Fees
• Deadlines

UK fee: £17,250 Full-time degree per annum International fee: £30,500 Full-time degree per annum