Project Management

Entry requirements

UK upper second class honours (2:1) or equivalent.

Months of entry

September

Course content

The MSc Project Management programme will soon be the first in China accredited by the International Project Management Association. This world-leading programme equips students with technical knowledge and soft skills in the workplace. Our graduates who can successfully manage projects are typically offered competitive salaries.

This programme is not only suitable for novices but also for professionals with work experience. The curriculum will first comprehensively introduce students to the basics of project management. Students then progressively master the project management competencies that, according to research, are required for success. Finally, students conduct research to further advance their knowledge.

International Business School Suzhou at Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University has become the youngest business school in the world to gain Triple Crown accreditation. IBSS is now one of just 103 business schools worldwide to achieve the prestigious triple accreditation (AACSB, EQUIS, AMBA/BGA). With these certifications, IBSS is now officially ranked among the top business schools in the world.

WHY SHOULD I STUDY PROJECT MANAGEMENT AT XJTLU?

• The programme is taught in English to prepare students for the international workplace
• Full-time students can get an MSc degree within 18 months
• Students will be able to effectively plan, implement, supervise and develop projects of various scales and complexity in the highly competitive global market
• Students will develop soft skills which enable them to navigate their professional environment, work well with others, perform successfully and achieve their career goals
• The curriculum is based on globally recognised standards, and students can obtain professional certificates (PMP and IPMA) from authorised project management institutions.
• Students will earn an MSc degree from the University of Liverpool recognised by the Chinese Ministry of Education.