MSc Project Management

The MSc Project Management programme at the University of Lincoln aims to provide students with the key skills and knowledge needed to manage projects effectively in today's competitive business world. The course offers a thorough understanding of important areas such as how projects start, are planned, carried out, and finished. It balances the technical and people-related aspects of managing projects. Students will learn about different ways to manage projects, both traditional and modern, including flexible approaches. 

Students will also develop practical skills in areas like managing risks, working with stakeholders, and leading teams. The programme is designed to build confidence in managing complex projects and dealing with unexpected problems.

Learning on the MSc Project Management course involves studying theory and applying it in practice. How students are assessed usually includes reports, presentations, and practical projects. This allows students to use what they have learned in real-world situations. 

The course also uses new teaching methods like simulations and role-playing to make learning better. Students learn from lecturers who have experience in the industry. The course ends with a dissertation, which gives students a chance to do detailed research and come up with new ideas in a specific area of project management.

The University of Lincoln is a respected public research university located in the historic city of Lincoln, England. It has gained a strong academic reputation and is known for its good teaching and research. The university has a modern, student-focused campus by the Brayford Pool waterfront, offering a mix of new learning spaces and social areas. The University of Lincoln is dedicated to providing a high-quality experience for students and has been recognised for its excellent teaching and student support.

Besides the MSc Project Management, the University of Lincoln offers various courses at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels. These cover various subjects, including Medicine, Law, Engineering, Business and Management, and the Arts. The institution is committed to helping students achieve great career opportunities through different support services and connections with industry. With a welcoming and inclusive community, the University of Lincoln provides a great place for students from the UK and around the world to live and study.

People who want to apply need to submit a personal statement. In this statement, they should explain why they want to join the course and give other relevant information about their studies and work experience. A reference from a teacher or employer who knows the applicant well is also required. Students can also choose to upload their CV to show their work experience.

Grade Requirements: 

• Applicants usually need at least a lower second-class honours degree (2:2) in subjects such as accounting, business, economics, or management. However, the university will also consider applicants with degrees in other subjects if they have enough relevant work experience in areas like business. 

English Proficiency: 

• If an applicant's first language is not English, they need to provide proof of their English language ability. This is usually done by getting an overall score of 6.0 in IELTS, with a minimum score of 5.5 in each of the four parts. The university also accepts other similar English language qualifications, such as PTE or TOEFL.

For international students studying the MSc Project Management programme full-time, the yearly tuition fee is £18,900.

The University of Lincoln provides financial aid to assist both UK and international students with their study costs. These awards are often granted to students who have achieved high academic results in their previous studies. Some scholarships are specifically for particular subjects or students coming from certain countries. International students might be eligible for a reduction in their tuition fees. This reduction can range from £1,000 up to half of the total course cost.

Graduates with an MSc in Project Management from the University of Lincoln can pursue many different careers in various industries. Some possible career paths include:

• Project Manager
• Programme Manager
• Construction Project Manager
• IT Project Manager
• Project Management Consultant
• Project Coordinator

To apply for the MSc Project Management course, students need to complete the online application form available on the University of Lincoln's website. Applicants who have questions about the application process or the required documents can receive assistance from our trained advisors. These advisors can offer guidance and support throughout the application process.