Business Management with a project management pathway, covering planning, risk and delivery across the project lifecycle.
Graduates with a degree in Business Management (Project Management) are equipped to plan, execute, and oversee projects across various sectors. This specialisation prepares you for roles where you manage teams, budgets, and timelines to achieve organisational objectives. Career and employability opportunities include: Project Manager: Responsible for the planning, execution, monitoring, control, and closure of projects. Project managers ensure projects are completed on time, within budget, and meet expected requirements. Program Manager: Oversees multiple related projects in an organisation to ensure they align with organisational strategies and goals and are delivered successfully. Project Portfolio Manager: Manages a portfolio of projects, ensuring the portfolio’s overall success and alignment with organisational strategies and goals. Project Coordinator: Assists in the administration and operations of projects, handling scheduling, organising team meetings, and maintaining project documentation. Scrum Master: Facilitates Agile project teams, ensuring the Scrum framework is followed and facilitating effective team progress. Project Risk Manager: Identifies, analyses, and addresses risks in projects to avoid potential delays, budget overruns or other issues Change Management Specialist: Works on projects that involve significant organisational changes, ensuring that change is smoothly and successfully implemented. Project Procurement Manager: Handles the procurement of goods and services necessary for project execution, ensuring cost-efficiency and timely supply. Project Scheduler: Ensures on-time completion of projects by planning and setting intermediary schedules and target dates for project deliverables. Project Quality Assurance Officer: Ensures that project deliverables meet the required standards and customer expectations through systematic processes and quality testing. Project Resource Manager: Manages the planning and allocation of resources, such as personnel, technology, and budgets, across multiple projects of an organisation. 75
Start Date
January, September
Duration
3 years
Qualification
BA (Hons)
Subject Area
Business & Finance
Study Pattern
Full time
Delivery Format
In person