This course covers the fundamental principles and practices of project management. It delves into project initiation, defining scope, scheduling, budgeting, managing risks, effective communication, leadership, and project closure. A key focus is on research and expert projects, encouraging multidisciplinary teamwork, decision-making in uncertain situations, and learning from project outcomes through a 'lessons learned' approach. The course is designed to benefit a wide range of individuals, from doctoral researchers to experienced Project Managers.
This is an optional general and transferable skills study module.
The enrollment period for this course is from September 1st to October 12th, 2026. You can enroll via the Peppi system.
The course is open to participants from a wide range of fields, including Business Administration, Sciences, Humanities, Information Technology, and Engineering.
This course is an optional study module consisting of 2 credits. The course implementation dates are from October 28th to October 30th, 2026.
The course covers fundamental principles of project management, including initiation, scope definition, scheduling, budgeting, risk management, communication, leadership, and closure, with a focus on research and expert projects.
Teaching includes 20 hours of lectures, 6 hours of hands-on work, and 26 hours of self-study. The course encourages participants to share experiences and work in project teams.