MSc Project Management

The MSc Project Management at the University of Salford is designed to equip you with the knowledge and tools needed to manage projects effectively in today’s fast-changing business world. You'll study current theories, practices and emerging trends, including agile and hybrid methods, strategic PMO, stakeholder management, and change management.

Through this course, you’ll explore key areas like Value Generation, Benefits Realisation, Digital Project Management and the growing role of AI and data analytics. You’ll also have the chance to look at the technical side of project management in operations, logistics and supply chains through tailored modules.

By studying the MSc Project Management at the University of Salford, you’ll gain practical experience using the latest tools and approaches to deliver real value in complex business environments, locally and globally.

Located in Greater Manchester, the University of Salford has a rich history dating to 1896, becoming a university in 1967. Just minutes from Manchester city centre, it offers students the advantage of city life combined with a practical, career-focused education. Courses span areas such as Science, Health, Business, Arts, and Engineering. 

With strong connections to industries and local employers, Salford ensures its graduates are well-prepared for life after university. The supportive environment and emphasis on real-world skills make it a popular choice for students from the UK and beyond.

A wide range of professional qualifications are accepted, either in partial or complete fulfilment of entry requirements.

Grade Requirements:

• Typically, a minimum of 2:2 honours degree or equivalent is required. 

English Proficiency: 

• International applicants will be required to show proficiency in English. An IELTS score of 6.0 (with no element below 5.5) is the accepted proof of English proficiency. 

The tuition fee to study the MSc Project Management at the University of Salford is £16,560. This is provisional and subject to change.

To support international students financially, the University of Salford offers a wide selection of scholarships. These are primarily awarded based on academic performance and can help reduce the overall cost of studying. The Global Gold Excellence Scholarship provides up to £2,500 for postgraduate students who show strong academic results.

The University also takes part in the UK’s Chevening Scholarship programme, offering full funding for talented postgraduate students. A variety of other scholarships and bursaries, funded by donors, are also in place to support students who need further financial assistance.

Graduates of the MSc Project Management at the University of Salford are fit for employment in roles such as the following: 

• Business Adviser 
• Management Consultant 
• Project Manager 
• Construction Manager
• Business Consultant 
• Logistics and Distribution Manager

You’ll need to apply for this course via UCAS. If you’re unsure about any part of the process, feel free to reach out to our counsellors for guidance.