Master of Science - Project Management (Academic and Professional Practice)

This one year MSc Project Management (or 18 months with work placement) is designed specifically with your employability in mind. Students will develop a broad comprehension of the most important concepts in project management with a strategic global perspective through a range of modules including Systems Design & Management of Projects, Project Finance & Procurement and Managing People & Organisations. With a state-of-the-art blend of frameworks, tools and techniques the University of Law deploys real world examples and a practice-oriented learning approach to enhance the ability of participants to perform in the workplace whether that be a position in an organisation or starting their own business as a freelance project manager.

The MSc Project Management course reflects current research trends and best practices in the industry. The University of Law offers students the opportunity to explore substantial technical elements and advances about operations, logistics and supply chain optimisation, through specifically designed modules.

The MSc Project Management is a specialist course aimed at graduates who have an interest in developing an in-depth specialist knowledge and a critical understanding of the key aspects of project management. A Master’s degree in project management is sought after by many organizations in the public, private and not-for-profit sectors, making it a great way to develop versatile skills and increasing employability. So that students are fully prepared to effectively manage projects, University of Law has ensured that this course helps students to learn about strategies for planning, risk management, quality control and vital communication approaches.

This course is designed to help students develop a broad understanding of the most important models in project management, applying theoretical concepts and project management models to real life case studies.

The MSc Project Management is suitable for graduates in business, computing and engineering, especially if students are interested in organizing, running or participating in projects. It provides a postgraduate award with a strong focus on employability and is ideal if they are looking to pursue, advance or switch to a career in project management within any industry.

Students will undertake a Placement Year for the opportunity to gain significant practical skills and elevate their career. Employers are looking for graduates with a business-ready mind set; this entails an understanding of business ethics and values, self-awareness, mental flexibility and openness, resilience, and a commitment to lifelong learning.