About the Courses
Why study for MSc Project Management?
A MSc Project Management degree:
Gives you the advantage over a job applicant who is unqualified.
Provides you with an opportunity to gain coveted skills, techniques, knowledge and tools from leaders in the Project Management space.
Demonstrates to potential employers that you have the commitment and dedication to improve yourself and establish yourself as a persistent learner.
Enhances your career development prospects by proving that you can achieve an externally recognised project management qualification.
Why study for MSc Project Management?
A MSc Project Management degree:
Gives you the advantage over a job applicant who is unqualified.
Provides you with an opportunity to gain coveted skills, techniques, knowledge and tools from leaders in the Project Management space.
Demonstrates to potential employers that you have the commitment and dedication to improve yourself and establish yourself as a persistent learner.
Enhances your career development prospects by proving that you can achieve an externally recognised project management qualification.
Modules
Why study MSc Project Management at UWS London?
Our course team are experts in Project Management
learn from industry leaders with real-world experience. For the duration of the course, experts in the field will deliver in-depth theory and practice-based lectures.
Professional Accreditation
Our MSc Project Management is accredited by the Association for Project Management (APM), UK. Students are entitled to free membership of the APM.
Exceptional career prospects
97% of UWS graduates have gained employment or moved to further study within 6 months of graduation (DHLE 2016/17).
Build your network
Our alumni form a powerful network that will connect you with potential career prospects and help you to progress in your career.
Areas of Study
The MSc Project Management programme consists of the PGDip stage and the Master stage. For the Postgraduate Diploma (PgDip) stage, you will study the following core modules:
Case Studies in Project Management (core, 20 credits)
Postgraduate Research Methods (core, 10 credits)
Project Management Fundamentals (core, 20 credits)
Projects in Practice (core, 20 credits)
Project Risk Management (core, 20 credits)
Strategic Management & Sustainability (10 credits)
Change Management and Leadership (20 credits)
Successful completion of the PgDip allows you to proceed to dissertation module:
MSc Project Management Dissertation (60 credits)
Teaching & assessment
Our esteemed team of lecturers and tutors make use of a broad range of teaching and learning approaches in order to facilitate your learning journey in a way that plays to your strengths and abilities.
Depending on whether teaching is face-to-face or online, we offer:
Lectures
Tutorials
Computer laboratories
Seminars
Team work
Case studies
We use a variety of assessment methods to evaluate our Project Management degree. The list below provides a guide to the types of assessment methods you may expect to encounter during your studies:
Coursework assignments
Unseen examinations
Oral presentations
Final MSc dissertation
Course structure
Find out more about the structure, learning outcomes, compulsory and optional modules in this course.
MSc Project Management Course Structure