Overview

The Master of Science in Project Management is a comprehensive program designed to prepare ambitious students to become tomorrow's project leaders. This curriculum is a representation of academic rigor and practical skill, seamlessly combining the complexities of theoretical knowledge with the vibrancy of real-world application. It represents a model of advanced education in project management, providing a curriculum that goes beyond standard learning.

As you begin on this informative trip, you will be delving deeply into the world of sophisticated project management techniques. The curriculum is a journey through the most cutting-edge approaches and practices in the sector, such as Agile, Lean, and Waterfall. These approaches are not merely taught; they are put into practice, guaranteeing that you emerge as a project management expert.

This curriculum is built on leadership and strategic insight. You will not only learn to manage projects but also how to lead them with vision and insight. The program is intended to improve your decision-making skills while instilling a problem-solving mentality necessary for managing the intricacies of current projects. You will emerge as an inspirational leader, an innovative thinker, and a results-driven manager.

The global project environment is ever-changing, and this curriculum prepares you to succeed in it. You will obtain an unrivaled grasp of how to manage cross-cultural teams and carry out multinational projects with ease. This global perspective is crucial in today's linked world, equipping you to lead initiatives across countries and cultures.

The program emphasizes the use of technology in project management. As you proceed, you will learn about how technology influences project management, from advanced software tools to upcoming themes such as AI and big data. This understanding puts you at the vanguard of the field, ready to use technology to drive project success.

Finally, the training instills a strong respect for environmental sustainability and ethical project management. You'll learn to make judgments that are both effective and responsible. This emphasis on ethics and sustainability is more than just a curricular component; it reflects a commitment to developing responsible leaders who will have a beneficial influence on society.

In essence, the Master of Science in Project Management is more than simply a degree; it is a transforming experience that will provide you with the skills, knowledge, and perspective you need to succeed in the fast-paced world of projects. It is an invitation to join a select group of specialists who are influencing the future of industries and communities throughout the business world.

You'll graduate upon passing the Capstone Project and 80% of the final exam. 

Admission Requirements

  • A bachelor’s degree from an accredited or a state-approved higher education institution, or an equivalent from an international university or higher education institution
  • English proficiency (a native speaker, earned a degree conducted in English, or an acceptable English test score such as TOEFL, TOEIC, Cambridge, IELTS, and Duolingo)
  • Not required: GMAT or GRE score, professional experience
  • Completed and submitted the Fast Track Application


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Cost

After the 90% Founding Student Scholarship, students only pay $475 per degree. No additional fees are involved.


Careers

Upon graduation, the potential careers include:

  • Project Manager
  • Program Manager
  • Project Consultant
  • Risk Management Specialist
  • Agile Project Manager
  • PMO Lead


The Master of Science in Project Management (MSc PM) program, as currently offered, is not accredited by any regional or professional accrediting bodies. This includes, but is not limited to, non-affiliation with the Project Management Institute (PMI) and the Association for Project Management (APM). 

We are actively in the process of seeking accreditation for this program. However, until such accreditation is granted, we cannot assure the alignment of our curriculum with the specific standards set by any recognized accrediting organization in the field of project management.

Prospective and current students should be aware that, depending on specific job requirements in the field of project management, additional professional certifications may be necessary. These certifications, often offered by bodies such as the PMI and APM, are recognized globally and may be required by employers to validate the skills and knowledge of project management professionals.

This disclaimer serves to inform all stakeholders of the current status of the MSc PM program's accreditation and to guide students in their career planning and professional development. We are committed to achieving accreditation and enhancing the value and recognition of our program. We appreciate your understanding and support during this process.

Course curriculum

    1. Required Readings for MSc Project Management

    2. Lesson 1: Introduction to Managing Projects

    3. Lesson 2: Project, Program and Portfolio Governance

    4. Lesson 3: Business Case

    5. Lesson 4: Delivering Projects with Management by Stages and Project Lifecycles

    6. Lesson 5: Operations and Supply Chain Management

    7. Lesson 6: The Project Management Office (PMO)

    8. Lesson 7: Management Products

    9. Lesson 8: Project Teams in Traditional Environments

    10. Lesson 9: Project Management Themes and Principles

    11. Lesson 10: Project Management Processes

    12. Quiz 1 (20 questions)

    1. Lesson 1: Decision-Making in Projects

    2. Lesson 2: Data Analytics

    3. Lesson 3: Business Analytics

    4. Lesson 4: Five Approaches of Business Analytics

    5. Lesson 5: KPI and Project Performance Management

    6. Lesson 6: Obtaining Data and Its Validity

    7. Lesson 7: Data Scientist and Big data

    8. Lesson 8: Machine Learning and AI

    9. Lesson 9: Ethics of Analytics

    10. Lesson 10: Project Analytics and Organizational Strategy

    11. Quiz 2 (20 questions)

    1. Lesson 1: Introduction to Agile Project Management

    2. Lesson 2: Agile Manifesto, Agile Principles and Lifecycle

    3. Lesson 3: Agile, Prioritizations, and Its Practices

    4. Lesson 4: Agile Teams and Tools

    5. Lesson 5: Estimations and Gantt Charts

    6. Lesson 6: Boards and Meetings

    7. Lesson 7: Dealing with Risks

    8. Lesson 8: Contracts and Quality Control

    9. Lesson 9: Hybrid and Blended Methodologies

    10. Lesson 10: Situational Approaches and Frameworks

    11. Quiz 3 (20 questions)

    1. Lesson 1: Integrative Project Management

    2. Lesson 2: Digital Tools for Project Delivery

    3. Lesson 3: Agile Tools and Techniques in Project Implementation

    4. Lesson 4: Risk Analysis and Management

    5. Lesson 5: Quality Management and Monitoring

    6. Lesson 6: Scope and Progress Management

    7. Lesson 7: Project Planning Techniques

    8. Lesson 8: Knowledge Asset Management

    9. Lesson 9: Schedule Management, Time and Resources Scheduling

    10. Lesson 10: Finance and Cost Management

    11. Quiz 4 (20 questions)

    1. Lesson 1: Introduction to Project Management Operations

    2. Lesson 2: Budgeting, Scheduling and Procurement across Methodologies

    3. Lesson 3: Budgeting, Scheduling and Procurement Best Practices

    4. Lesson 4: Planning, Execution, and Control

    5. Lesson 5: Planning, Execution and Controlling Case Studies

    6. Lesson 6: Resources Management Aspects and Strategies

    7. Lesson 7: Dealing with Team Traits, Scheduling, Capital, and Vendor Relationships

    8. Lesson 8: Skills in Managing and Acquiring Resources

    9. Lesson 9: Case Studies of Best Practices in Project Management Operations

    10. Lesson 10: Overcoming Challenges and Solutions

    11. Quiz 5 (20 questions)

    1. Lesson 1: Proactivity in Project Risk Management and Quality Planning

    2. Lesson 2: Handling Complex Risks of Projects

    3. Lesson 3: Effective Risk Management in Project Environments

    4. Lesson 4: Integrating Quality Objectives, Policies, and Responsibilities for Project Success

    5. Quiz 6 (10 questions)

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