Academic Journey
Duration: 3 Years (Full-time) or 3+ Years (Part-time)
Inside the Learning Segments
Year 1
Principles of Project Management
Business and Academic Skills
Organisational Behaviour
Fundamentals of Business Finance
Introduction to Operations and Supply Chain Management
Year 2
Agile Project Management
Risk and Quality Management
Procurement and Contract Management
Managing People and Teams
Business Strategy and Analysis
Year 3
Project Governance and Control
Sustainability and Ethics in Projects
Contemporary Issues in Project Management
Undergraduate Major Project (real-world consultancy or case study)
Discover Your Career Direction
This course prepares students for professional roles by combining academic theory with practical project management experience. The final-year project involves working on live industry problems, helping to build skills directly transferable to employment. Students gain familiarity with tools like MS Project, Trello, and Gantt software while learning how to lead and coordinate cross-functional teams. The course content aligns with standards set by professional bodies like APM and PMI, helping graduates progress toward certification.
Students often undertake internships or placement years to build hands-on experience, and the university’s career services support job applications, mock interviews, and networking opportunities with employers from diverse industries.
Career routes
Graduates often pursue roles such as:
Project Manager (Construction, IT, Business, Engineering)
Operations Manager
Change and Transformation Lead
Project Planner or Coordinator
Risk and Compliance Manager
Scrum Master or Agile Coach
Logistics and Supply Chain Project Manager
Graduates can also progress to postgraduate study, including an MSc in Project Management or MBA with a project leadership focus.
