Advanced project management techniques are no longer only for a few large corporations. Today, a vast variety of organisations across a wide range of industries rely on qualified project managers to make the difference between success and failure. This course can equip you to make that difference.

Whether a recent graduate or a professional project manager, this course offers the in-depth understanding of vital tools and techniques that can launch careers and fuel professional progression.

Skills for success

You will develop the skills and methodologies to plan, organise and control a project’s progression, quality and performance, together with the techniques to sustain its momentum. You’ll master systems thinking and develop essential skills in key areas like managing strategic procurement. Of course, it’s a discipline that is as much about leading people as it is about strategic planning or managing process. You’ll develop the skills to handle a range of leadership issues, from disputes between team members or external stakeholders, to motivating personnel through the complete project lifecycle.

For organisations in every sector, it’s a business-critical discipline that’s central to growth and continued success, making this qualification a truly transferrable asset, whatever your professional ambitions.

Project management as a strategic business competence focuses on the goals, resources and timeline of workplace activities designed to create unique services and products. The skills to lead people and achieve aims are truly transferable, making you a valuable asset to a huge range of employers looking to navigate an uncertain and digital world. With a practical focus, this course offers the expertise and understanding to chart a path in a wide range of different sectors. From healthcare or engineering, to retail or finance, this course can open the door to a wealth of possibilities.

Today, you’ll find our graduates working across these areas and more, working as planning engineers, e-business project managers and business analysts. By the time you leave us, you should be ready to join them, whether that means working for an employer, becoming a freelance consultant or starting your own business.