MBA in Project Management

Program Overview

The MBA in Project Management is designed to give you essential business management and leadership.
By learning the skills you need to manage teams in working toward specific business goals, you can help make projects move more smoothly. This program emphasizes the tools, processes, and techniques used by project managers to handle small to large teams with multi-stage projects, as well as managing key performance indicators for businesses in any industry.

The program is designed to equip you with the knowledge and training needed to be successful as a project manager

Benefits of Studying MBA in Project Management

Here are six key benefits of project management for your organization.

Manage Budgets and Timelines

Strict budgets and timelines make it increasingly difficult for organizations to complete a successful project. Interconnected at their core, if any small element threatens one, the other is consequently affected. With a devoted project management team, organizations gain the tools and experience needed to create a budget and timeline strategy that supports project priorities.

Improve Productivity and Overall Quality of Work

Project managers work diligently to better define goals and optimize workflows to improve productivity and project quality. With a clear roadmap in hand, teams can better navigate the project and perform the required tasks, ultimately improving the overall quality of work and producing a high-quality product.

Mitigate Project Risks

All projects pose a variety of risks that range from costs to schedules to performance. Analyzing, communicating, and prioritizing project risks are all areas in which project managers excel and support their organization.

Improve Relationships With Stakeholders

Working with a variety of stakeholders, from investors and executives to suppliers and vendors, can often feel like there are too many cooks in the kitchen. Creating a core project management team can improve the flow of communication to all involved parties, manage mutual risks, and improve an organization’s relationship with all stakeholders. A project manager must acknowledge the needs and interests of each stakeholder to ensure the project outcome is an accurate reflection of the goals.

Increase Customer Satisfaction

Every project is completed to suit the needs of the consumer. A project management team that keeps a project on task and develops a high-quality product or service will go miles to increase your overall satisfaction of your customers.

Gain a Competitive Advantage

Chances are your organization is in a competitive marketplace, which means there’s often little to no room for error. Leveraging the benefits of project management can help give you an edge over the competition, improving your product and relationship with customers and stakeholders alike.

DURATION

12 Months

LANGUAGE

English

FORMAT

Campus/Online

INTAKE

Monthly

Teaching Approaches

This program presents detailed information about project quality management and presents case examples that illuminate the theory of quality planning, assurance, and control with real-world case studies including situation, analysis, and lessons learned. The student will learn a specific, succinct, step-by-step project management process.
The program places the concepts of risk management into action to make a project more successful. The student will receive a solid understanding of risk management, a vital component of any project management professional’s training, regarding of the industry in which he or she might work in today’s fast-paced, constantly changing and extremely competitive environment. This course provides insights into the best ways to implement the traditional techniques of risk management but also explores innovative new methods that can help modern organizations build their culture, improve financial performance and ultimately achieve greater success in all their projects.

PROGRAM OBJECTIVES

Understand quality in the project management domain.
Gain a thorough understanding of project quality planning and assurance.
Understand and analyze project processes.
Understand common project practices, systems, and solutions.
Learn why risk management is integral to project management.
Identify and determine project risks influenced by the project manager, the Project team, organizational factors, and external factors.
Conduct and analyze an individual and overall project risk analysis.
Monitor and control project risk.

Program Structure

The program of MBA in Project Management consistes of 12 courses.

The study proceeds as follows:

ٍٍ9 Standard core courses.
3 Program specialization courses.

Standard Core Courses

Manager Development
Organizational Behaviors
Leadership
Human Resources
Supply Chain
Marketing & Sales Management
Accounting and Financial Management
International Business
Strategic Management